Hartman Phlebotomy Practice Exam 150 Questions

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76. Which of these tasks is typically considered within a phlebotomy technician's scope of practice? (Choose three.) (A) Creating peripheral blood smear slides (B) Drawing blood from an indwelling... port (C) Performing a throat culture (D) Drawing blood from the dorsal aspect of the hand using a syringe and transfer device (E) Using a microscope to examine blood smears (A) Creating peripheral blood smear slides (C) Performing a throat culture (D) Drawing blood from the dorsal aspect of the hand using a syringe and transfer device 77. Blood pulsing into collection tubes is an indication that (A) The needle is placed in the exact center of the vein (B) The needle has struck a nerve (C) The needle has passed entirely through the vein (D) The needle has struck an artery (D) The needle has struck an artery 78. A phlebotomist needs to collect gold, pink, and green-topped tubes by venipuncture. Which order is correct? (A) Gold, green, pink (B) Green, gold, pink (C) Pink, green, gold (D) Gold, pink, green (A) Gold, green, pink 79. Collection tubes with ___________________ _____________ should not be used for therapeutic drug testing. (A) Separator gel (B) Clot activator (C) Red tops (D) Internal vacuum (A) Separator gel 80. Which of the following will help a phlebotomy technician avoid having a patient's vein roll away when the needle is inserted? (A) Selecting a vein in the hand (B) Forming an anchoring "window" around the puncture site with the thumb below and the index finger above (C) Anchoring the site from below, using the thumb to pull toward the wrist (D) Warming the site for 3-5 minutes prior to venipuncture (C) Anchoring the site from below, using the thumb to pull toward the wrist 81. Facility policy states that no more than 5% of a patient's blood may be drawn in 30 days. What is the maximum amount of blood than can be drawn from an 9-pound infant in a month? (A) 12 mL (B) 16 mL (C) 20 mL (D) 24 mL (B) 16 mL 82. A patient's chart indicates that her veins are thin, fragile, and frequently collapse. A total of 5 mL of blood needs to be drawn for various tests. Which of the following techniques would be best for drawing blood from this patient? (A) Capillary puncture of the third or fourth finger (B) Venipuncture using a 23-gauge butterfly needle and syringe/transfer device (C) Venipuncture using a 21-gauge straight multisample needle (D) Venipuncture using a 23-gauge butterfly needle and a 5 mL evacuated tube (B) Venipuncture using a 23-gauge butterfly needle and syringe/transfer device 83. Which of the following is a significant difference between midstream and routine urine specimens? (A) The area around the urethra is cleaned before collecting a midstream specimen (B) A routine urine specimen is collected first thing in the morning (C) A midstream urine specimen is collected at a patient's home (D) A routine urine specimen is collected in a sterile container (A) The area around the urethra is cleaned before collecting a midstream specimen 84. Hemoconcentration may be caused by (A) Leaving a tourniquet in place for too long (B) A patient eating a breakfast rich in fatty foods (C) Using too narrow a needle (D) Probing with the venipuncture needle (A) Leaving a tourniquet in place for too long 85. A patient begins to experience a seizure during a blood draw. What should be the phlebotomist's first response? (A) To ask the patient if he is OK (B) To remove and sheathe the needle (C) To steady the patient's arm so the tube currently inserted can be filled completely (D) To lower the patient to the ground (B) To remove and sheathe the needle [Show More]

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