NHA Phlebotomy Practice Examination

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Grey Tube Alcohol/Glucose Sodium Fluoride and Potassium Oxalate Hemolysis Rupture or destruction of red blood cells K+ Potassium Na Sodium Nosocomial Infection An infection t... hat is acquired in a hospital setting Main vein used for phlebotomy Median Cubital Yellow Tube Blood Cultures SPS Number of attempts at performing phlebotomy Two Light Blue Tube Coagulation Studies Sodium Citrate QNS Quantity Not Sufficient Battery Bodily Injury Maximum depth of capillary puncture for infant? 2.0mm Angle used for needle insertion? 15-30 degrees Elbow region Antecubital hemoconcentration Components of blood increase due to prolonged tourniquet application or fist pumping 2nd choice of vein for phlebotomy Cephalic Green tube Stat Chemistry Sodium/Lithium/Ammonium Heparin 3rd choice vein for phlebotomy Basilic needle size for adults? 21g Assault Threat to do bodily injury Smallest veins Venules Smallest arteries Arterioles Study of Blood Hematology example of a light-sensitive analyte Bilirubin Bacteria not requiring oxygen Anaerobic butterfly needle size 23g Tiger top tube Chemistry SST/Clot activator How do you identify the patient? Name and DOB Bacteria that requires oxygen? Aerobic What is the minimal information needed to label a tube after the specimen is drawn? Name of patient, date and time, phlebotomist's initials Syncope Fainting What do you do if there is no label on the filled tube? Discard Sterile Free from contaminants Anemia Decrease of red blood cells, hemoglobin [Show More]

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