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Blood Draw Basics Quiz

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Blood Draw Basics Quiz

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Blood Draw Basics QuizOnline version

Test your phlebotomy know-how.

by Carly Eldredge
1

What is another name for a winged infusion set?

2

Why does capillary draw differ from venipuncture?

3

Which tube is used for lactic acid testing?

4

Which tube is standard for ESR testing?

5

A basic blood culture set contains:

6

Which test requires placement on ice?

7

Which tube is used for thyroid studies?

8

Which tube is used for sodium level testing?

9

How should a peripheral blood smear be placed?

10

What equipment is needed for a hand draw?

11

Order of draw begins with:

12

Preferred antiseptic for routine venipuncture?

13

How often should a phlebotomist wash with soap & water?

14

First step for blood splash in the eye?

15

Which PPE is removed first when leaving isolation?

16

Rinse time for chemical splash in lab?

17

Additional PPE for diphtheria (droplet)?

18

Additional PPE for droplet precautions?

19

Antiseptic for blood alcohol testing?

20

Why let alcohol dry before puncture?

21

Why place specimen in biohazard bag outside transport?

22

Cholesterol level requiring provider notification?

23

FSH abbreviation stands for?

24

CBC abbreviation stands for?

25

Definition of edema?

26

Definition of point-of-care testing?

27

Required QC documentation for glucose testing?

28

Highest medication level draw is called?

29

Test protected from light?

30

Why centrifuge serum before outside transport?

31

Critical WBC level to report?

32

Which result is affected by povidone-iodine?

33

Glucose level outside expected range example?

34

Condition needing airway, bleeding control, warming?

35

Basal state fasting time?

36

Risk from repeated draws on premature infant?

37

Peak draw timing after medication?

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