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Finials Quiz ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on the fascinating world of finials with this engaging quiz! by Tascha Mitchell 1 What is Phenylketonuria (PKU)?? a A disease that affects adults b a disease that affects infants at birth c a condition that affects the kidneys d A genetic disorder affecting vision 2 What doe AMA stand for in medical setting ? a Acute medical assistance b Advanced medical agreement c Against medical advice d Authorize medical assessment 3 What is the primary role of the joint commission? a Conduct public health research b Create healthcare regulation, c Monitor workplace safety d Certified and Credit healthcare organizations 4 What is the purpose of contact precautions? a To prevent the spread of airborne disease b To ensure Blood does not contact mucous membranes c To minimize droplet transmission during coughing d To reduce the risk of transmission through direct or indirect contact 5 How many criteria’s are used for vein selection? a 6 b 5 c 4 d 3 6 What must employers do regarding safety data sheets for chemicals in the workplace? a Distribute them only to management b Ensure they are accessible to all employees c Dispose of them after one year d Only use them for hazardous drugs 7 What is the recommended tourniquet time to prevent hemoconcentration? a Less than 30 seconds b Less than one minute c Less than two minutes d More than two minutes 8 Emotional stress can affect which of the following blood components a Hemoglobin b White blood cell count c Platelet count d Blood glucose levels 9 What is the typical angle for needle insertion during venipuncture? a 15 to 30° b 20 to 30° c 10 to 15° d 25 to 45° 10 What is a key characteristic of red blood cells? a They contain a nucleus b They are biconcave and flexible c They are produced in the spleen d They do not contain hemoglobin they do not contain hemoglobin 11 Which environmental factor can influence blood test results? a Altitude b Patients age c Laboratory light levels d Temperature inside the lab 12 How many titles does HIPAA consist of? a Five b Seven c Nine d Twelve 13 Which section of laboratory analyze the patient immune response ? a Microbiology b Chemistry c Serology(immunology) d Hematology 14 What is the primary function of the epicardium? a To prevent blood clotting in the heart chambers b To contract and pump blood c To facilitate gas exchange in the blood d To House, the coronary arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle 15 As a phlebotomist, how many inches below the insertion site, should you anchor the vein? a 2 inches b 4 inches c 6 inches d 8 inches 16 A mercury test has been requested which tube would typically be indicated on the requisition? a Light blue b Tan c Black d Royal blue 17 In the case of respirators, when should they be removed? a Before entering the patient’s room b Immediately after entering the patient’s room c After leaving the room and closing the door d Only when the shift ends 18 Why are cancer patients, elderly patients, pediatric patients, and underweight patients most at risk for iatrogenic anemia? a They have higher b They require more frequent c They typically have a lower blood volume d They do have access to proper medical care 19 What is the primary focus of toxicology in chemistry section a To analyze plasma, levels of drugs and poisons b To analyze levels of hormones in blood c To measure cholesterol levels, d To detect bacterial infections in blood and urine 20 How deep does a standard lance blade typically punctured the skin? a 5 mm b 1.5 mm c 2.4 mm d 10 mm 21 A chemical spill has occurred in the laboratory. Which of the following should a phlebotomist consult for instruction on how to properly clean it up? a CDC b Safety data sheet c OSHA d CLIA 22 Which type of white blood cell is responsible for responding first to inflammation caused by bacterial infections a Eosinophil b Neutrophil c Basophil d Lymphocytes 23 What is true about the majority of bacteria in relation to the human body? a They are all harmful to human humans b They have no effect on the human body c Many bacteria functions in beneficial ways d They are all classified as pathogenic 24 What does CLIA waived mean for a test ? a Performed only in hospital b Simple with low risk of error c Requires extensive certification d Low cost 25 When monocytes enter tissue, they are known as a Lymphocytes b Neutrophils c Macrophages d Basophils

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by Tascha Mitchell

What is Phenylketonuria (PKU)??

What doe AMA stand for in medical setting ?

What is the primary role of the joint commission?

What is the purpose of contact precautions?

How many criteria’s are used for vein selection?

What must employers do regarding safety data sheets for chemicals in the workplace?

What is the recommended tourniquet time to prevent hemoconcentration?

Emotional stress can affect which of the following blood components

What is the typical angle for needle insertion during venipuncture?

What is a key characteristic of red blood cells?

Which environmental factor can influence blood test results?

How many titles does HIPAA consist of?

Which section of laboratory analyze the patient immune response ?

What is the primary function of the epicardium?

As a phlebotomist, how many inches below the insertion site, should you anchor the vein?

A mercury test has been requested which tube would typically be indicated on the requisition?

In the case of respirators, when should they be removed?

Why are cancer patients, elderly patients, pediatric patients, and underweight patients most at risk for iatrogenic anemia?

What is the primary focus of toxicology in chemistry section

How deep does a standard lance blade typically punctured the skin?

A chemical spill has occurred in the laboratory. Which of the following should a phlebotomist consult for instruction on how to properly clean it up?

Which type of white blood cell is responsible for responding first to inflammation caused by bacterial infections

What is true about the majority of bacteria in relation to the human body?

What does CLIA waived mean for a test ?

When monocytes enter tissue, they are known as