You must redraw a patient for a potassium level because the first specimen was hemolyzed. Knowing that the patient is a difficult draw, which of the following would you do to prevent hemolysis of the sample? - Answer>>>
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You must redraw a patient for a potassium level because the first specimen was hemolyzed. Knowing that the patient is a difficult draw, which of the following would you do to prevent hemolysis of the sample? - Answer>>> use a winged infusion needle for a routine venipuncture
An abnormal bleeding time test may indicate all of the following except: - Answer>>> secondary hemostasis disorder
pbt is working in the outpatient dept and has an order for a patient who routinely faints when his/her blood is drawn. The best practice to employ for this patient is to: - Answer>>> put the patient in the room with a reclining chair or bed
to prevent parenteral exposure to blood borne pathogens during venipuncture procedures, the pbt should not: - Answer>>> hold evacuated tube while transferring blood from syringe into tube
OSHA regulation requires that all health care personnel in job classifications where there is exposure to blood and body fluids be offered the opportunity to receive a caccination free of charge or sign a declination form for which of the following infectious agents: - Answer>>> HBV
a patient has been diagnosed with anemia and the physician wants to assess how well the bone marrow is producing RBC's. The physician requests which of the following test to be drawn and tested? - Answer>>> Reticulocyte
Bright red blood is spurting into the tube causing you to suspect thta you may have punctured an artery during your venous draw. How should you proceed? - Answer>>> Complete the draw and label the specimen arterial
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