Phlebotomy Ethics & Safety: True/False

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Assess key rules of privacy and specimen handling.

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Phlebotomy Ethics & Safety: True/FalseOnline version Assess key rules of privacy and specimen handling. by ashraf 1 It's acceptable to discuss patient information in the reception area if you believe no one nearby will hear. Yes No 2 Remaining calm and polite is expected when a patient is upset or confused. Yes No 3 Confidential patient information should never be discussed in public areas. Yes No 4 Gloves are optional during a blood draw if the phlebotomist feels confident. Yes No 5 You should verify a patient's identity using at least two identifiers before collecting a sample. Yes No 6 You can confirm a patient's identity using only one identifier if the patient agrees. Yes No 7 Phlebotomists must wear gloves during blood draws. Yes No 8 If the analyzer isn't working, you may fabricate or adjust a test result. Yes No 9 A specimen label must include the patient's name and collection date. Yes No 10 Labeling a specimen without the patient's name is acceptable if the collection date is present. Yes No

Phlebotomy Ethics & Safety: True/FalseOnline version

Assess key rules of privacy and specimen handling.

by ashraf

It's acceptable to discuss patient information in the reception area if you believe no one nearby will hear.

Yes

Remaining calm and polite is expected when a patient is upset or confused.

Yes

Confidential patient information should never be discussed in public areas.

Yes

Gloves are optional during a blood draw if the phlebotomist feels confident.

Yes

You should verify a patient's identity using at least two identifiers before collecting a sample.

Yes

You can confirm a patient's identity using only one identifier if the patient agrees.

Yes

Phlebotomists must wear gloves during blood draws.

Yes

If the analyzer isn't working, you may fabricate or adjust a test result.

Yes

A specimen label must include the patient's name and collection date.

Yes

Labeling a specimen without the patient's name is acceptable if the collection date is present.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Phlebotomy Ethics & Safety: True/FalseOnline version

by ashraf

It's acceptable to discuss patient information in the reception area if you believe no one nearby will hear.

Remaining calm and polite is expected when a patient is upset or confused.

Confidential patient information should never be discussed in public areas.

Gloves are optional during a blood draw if the phlebotomist feels confident.

You should verify a patient's identity using at least two identifiers before collecting a sample.

You can confirm a patient's identity using only one identifier if the patient agrees.

Phlebotomists must wear gloves during blood draws.

If the analyzer isn't working, you may fabricate or adjust a test result.

A specimen label must include the patient's name and collection date.

Labeling a specimen without the patient's name is acceptable if the collection date is present.

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