NHA Phlebotomy Certification Exam |
Verified Questions and 100% Correct
Answers | Graded A+
‣ Hemoglobin A1C Assay . Answer: Measures sugar level in blood for
past 3-4 months
‣ Normal Hemoglobin A1C Assay Result . Answer: 4.0 and below
‣ Pre-diabetic Hemoglobin A1C Assay Result . Answer: 7.0 and above
‣ Median Cubital Vein . Answer: Most preferred for phlebotomy
‣ Select Lancet Size . Answer: Phlemotomist should ____ prior to
performing capillary puncture
‣ Chain of Infection . Answer: 1) Agent 2) Reservoir 3) Portal of Exit 4)
Mode of Transmission 5) Portal of Entry 6) susceptible host
‣ Infectious Agents . Answer: Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, parasites
‣ Portal of Exit . Answer: Agent leaves its reservoir
, ‣ Standard precautions (or transmission-based precautions) . Answer:
Control measures aimed at preventing the spread of the disease as
infectious agents exit the reservoir
‣ Blood Culture . Answer: Checks for bacteria and septicemia
‣ 8-10 ML . Answer: When obtaining a blood culture from an adult, you
should collect _____
‣ Portal of entry . Answer: Allows infectious agent access to susceptible
host (broken skin, mucous membranes, and body systems exposed to
external environment such as gastrointestinal, respiratory, and
reproductive)
‣ Limit Transmission of infectious agent . Answer: Transmission-based
precautions (gloves, mask), and aseptic technique (hand washing)
‣ Susceptible Host . Answer: 'At risk', not resistant or immune
‣ Infection control at susceptible host level . Answer: Identification of
the patients at risk, treat their underlying condition for susceptibility, or
isolate them from the reservoir
‣ Fasting Specimen . Answer: Usually glucose, cholesterol, triglycerides,
vitamins (anything that has to do with food)
Verified Questions and 100% Correct
Answers | Graded A+
‣ Hemoglobin A1C Assay . Answer: Measures sugar level in blood for
past 3-4 months
‣ Normal Hemoglobin A1C Assay Result . Answer: 4.0 and below
‣ Pre-diabetic Hemoglobin A1C Assay Result . Answer: 7.0 and above
‣ Median Cubital Vein . Answer: Most preferred for phlebotomy
‣ Select Lancet Size . Answer: Phlemotomist should ____ prior to
performing capillary puncture
‣ Chain of Infection . Answer: 1) Agent 2) Reservoir 3) Portal of Exit 4)
Mode of Transmission 5) Portal of Entry 6) susceptible host
‣ Infectious Agents . Answer: Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, parasites
‣ Portal of Exit . Answer: Agent leaves its reservoir
, ‣ Standard precautions (or transmission-based precautions) . Answer:
Control measures aimed at preventing the spread of the disease as
infectious agents exit the reservoir
‣ Blood Culture . Answer: Checks for bacteria and septicemia
‣ 8-10 ML . Answer: When obtaining a blood culture from an adult, you
should collect _____
‣ Portal of entry . Answer: Allows infectious agent access to susceptible
host (broken skin, mucous membranes, and body systems exposed to
external environment such as gastrointestinal, respiratory, and
reproductive)
‣ Limit Transmission of infectious agent . Answer: Transmission-based
precautions (gloves, mask), and aseptic technique (hand washing)
‣ Susceptible Host . Answer: 'At risk', not resistant or immune
‣ Infection control at susceptible host level . Answer: Identification of
the patients at risk, treat their underlying condition for susceptibility, or
isolate them from the reservoir
‣ Fasting Specimen . Answer: Usually glucose, cholesterol, triglycerides,
vitamins (anything that has to do with food)
