Print Froggy Jumps: Lab Tubes (phlebotomy - blood draw

1. Which needle has the largest diameter?

A

18 gauge

B

27 gauge

C

21 gauge

2. What causes evacutated tubes to full with blood automatically?

A

pressure from tourniquet

B

premeasured tube vacuum

C

blood pressure

3. Which additive prevents glycolysis?

A

EDTA

B

Sodium Citrate

C

Sodium Fluoride

4. Which blood tube would you draw first?

A

SPS yellow

B

Lavender

C

Light blue

5. Green tubes have this additive

A

EDTA

B

Heparin

C

Sodium citrate

6. Tube with trace element-free topper

A

gray

B

royal blue

C

orange

7. The tube the must be completely full

A

gold

B

yellow

C

light blue

8. EDTA tubes are

A

yellow

B

pink

C

light blue

9. An example of an SST tube

A

lavender

B

light blue

C

gold

10. An RST or rapid serum tube is

A

red

B

orange

C

purple

11. What tube is needed for hematrocrit and hemoglobin ?

A

light blue

B

gold or tiger top

C

lavender

12. A substance that enhances coagulation in tubes for serum specimens is called

A

Clot activator

B

antiglycolytic agent

C

EDTA

13. This tube should be drawn last

A

lavender

B

red

C

gray

14. A butterfly needle can be used to draw blood from

A

hand and arm

B

hand only

C

leg only

15. A discard tube should be used

A

between each lab tube

B

if labs tubes are drawn out of order

C

if drawing a light blue tube with a butterfly