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Froggy Jumps Blood Draw Basics QuizVersión en línea Test your phlebotomy know-how. por Carly Eldredge 1 What is another name for a winged infusion set? a Syringe needle b Butterfly c Feathered needle 2 Why does capillary draw differ from venipuncture? a Fewer vessels b Increased rate of coagulation c Lower pressure 3 Which tube is used for lactic acid testing? a Purple-top b Red-top c Gray-top 4 Which tube is standard for ESR testing? a Lavender b Gray c Green 5 A basic blood culture set contains: a One anaerobic bottle b One aerobic and one anaerobic bottle c Two aerobic bottles 6 Which test requires placement on ice? a cold agglutinins b Ammonia c Cholesterol 7 Which tube is used for thyroid studies? a Tiger (SST) b Purple c Gray 8 Which tube is used for sodium level testing? a Green (heparin) b Red c Lavender 9 How should a peripheral blood smear be placed? a 1 cm from edge b 2 mm drop, edge contact c 1 mm drop, ½ inch from edge 10 What equipment is needed for a hand draw? a Butterfly needle and adapter b Vacutainer needle c Syringe only 11 Order of draw begins with: a Blood cultures b Gray tube c Lavender tube 12 Preferred antiseptic for routine venipuncture? a Hydrogen peroxide b Isopropyl alcohol c sodium hypochlorite 13 How often should a phlebotomist wash with soap & water? a Every time b Only after procedures c Twice daily 14 First step for blood splash in the eye? a Apply a bandage b Rinse with saline only c Flush the eye with water 15 Which PPE is removed first when leaving isolation? a Gown b Mask c Gloves 16 Rinse time for chemical splash in lab? a 10 minutes b 15 minutes c 5 minutes 17 Additional PPE for diphtheria (droplet)? a Mask b Face shield c Gloves 18 Additional PPE for droplet precautions? a Mask b Gown c Gloves 19 Antiseptic for blood alcohol testing? a Soap and water b Alcohol wipe c Isopropyl alone 20 Why let alcohol dry before puncture? a Reduces pain b Speeds draw c Allows antiseptic to work and prevents hemolysis 21 Why place specimen in biohazard bag outside transport? a Prevents exposure incidents b Preserves sample c Satisfies formality 22 Cholesterol level requiring provider notification? a 140 mg/dL b 200 mg/dL c 350 mg/dL 23 FSH abbreviation stands for? a Fermentation stimulating hormone b Follicle-stimulating hormone c Fetal growth hormone 24 CBC abbreviation stands for? a Central blood count b Complete blood count c Comprehensive blood check 25 Definition of edema? a Fluid overload b Excess water retention c Abnormal clotting 26 Definition of point-of-care testing? a Testing at time/place of care b Laboratory-only testing c Remote analysis 27 Required QC documentation for glucose testing? a Time values recorded b Only device ID c No records needed 28 Highest medication level draw is called? a Median level b Trough level c Peak level 29 Test protected from light? a Bilirubin b Potassium c Glucose 30 Why centrifuge serum before outside transport? a Remove fat b Mix samples c Separate cells from serum 31 Critical WBC level to report? a 11/mm3 b 8mm3 c 1.8/mm3 32 Which result is affected by povidone-iodine? a Potassium b Sodium c Cholesterol 33 Glucose level outside expected range example? a 90 mg/dL b 200 mg/dL c 110 mg/dL 34 Condition needing airway, bleeding control, warming? a syncope b Shock c Asthma 35 Basal state fasting time? a 12 hours b 8 hours c 24 hours 36 Risk from repeated draws on premature infant? a Infection b Iatrogenic anemia c Punture site pain 37 Peak draw timing after medication? a 30 minutes b 5 minutes c 2 hours

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Blood Draw Basics QuizVersión en línea

por Carly Eldredge

What is another name for a winged infusion set?

Why does capillary draw differ from venipuncture?

Which tube is used for lactic acid testing?

Which tube is standard for ESR testing?

A basic blood culture set contains:

Which test requires placement on ice?

Which tube is used for thyroid studies?

Which tube is used for sodium level testing?

How should a peripheral blood smear be placed?

What equipment is needed for a hand draw?

Order of draw begins with:

Preferred antiseptic for routine venipuncture?

How often should a phlebotomist wash with soap & water?

First step for blood splash in the eye?

Which PPE is removed first when leaving isolation?

Rinse time for chemical splash in lab?

Additional PPE for diphtheria (droplet)?

Additional PPE for droplet precautions?

Antiseptic for blood alcohol testing?

Why let alcohol dry before puncture?

Why place specimen in biohazard bag outside transport?

Cholesterol level requiring provider notification?

FSH abbreviation stands for?

CBC abbreviation stands for?

Definition of edema?

Definition of point-of-care testing?

Required QC documentation for glucose testing?

Highest medication level draw is called?

Test protected from light?

Why centrifuge serum before outside transport?

Critical WBC level to report?

Which result is affected by povidone-iodine?

Glucose level outside expected range example?

Condition needing airway, bleeding control, warming?

Basal state fasting time?

Risk from repeated draws on premature infant?

Peak draw timing after medication?