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NHA Phlebotomy Exam Test Questions And Answers (2026/2027) Verified 100% Correct If the PT observes a hematoma forming at the site of draw the PT should? - ANSWER -Release tourniquet and stop draw When a PT enters room without introducing or asking permission to enter its considered - ANSWER -Invasion of privacy The duties of a PT are to - ANSWER -Instruct and greet patients When drawing blood on a small child the PT should explain procedure to - ANSWER -Parents and child When performing a dermal puncture on patients 1 year or older they should perform it on which finger? - ANSWER -Middle finger A PT has orders to draw blood cultures, CBC, PTT, and iron panels but forgets to draw PTT what should you do? - ANSWER -Draw a discard tube and redraw blood cultures Quality control testing of glucometer is important to - ANSWER -Promote accurate test results What are additives sodium citrate and EDTA used to prevent? - ANSWER Hemostais While on flood a PT is paged for a STAT which is the most useful to PT? - ANSWER -Room location During venipuncture the needle in the vein and bloodflow is established when the second tube is attached blood flow stops the PT should - ANSWER -Rotate the bevel of needle While the PT is drawing and patient reports feeling lightheaded and faints PT should - ANSWER -Remove tourniquet All test results of hospital patients are available to physicians and nursing staff in house via - ANSWER -Internet While preforming donor phlebotomy for blood bank PT should use what size needle? - ANSWER -18-16 gauge Vein located laterally on arm is called - ANSWER -Cephalic Hemoconcentration of a venous blood sample is most often caused when - ANSWER -The tourniquet is in place for more than 2 mins When performing a draw on a diabetic patient with small fragile veins and PT misses twice the PT should - ANSWER -Ask another PT to obtain Utilizing tubes that have expired may result in - ANSWER -Loss of vacuum What causes hemolysis - ANSWER -Vigorously inverting tubes Dermal puncture performed on an infant are routinely collected from - ANSWER -Lateral plantar surface After introducing yourself you should - ANSWER -Correctly identify patient What is negligence - ANSWER -Failure to demonstrate proper care that results in an injury to another person Heel sticks are done for which neonatal screening - ANSWER -PKU For patient compliance with GTT test PT should - ANSWER -Confirm patient has been fasting Sclerosed vein - ANSWER -Hardening of vein Hemoconcentration - ANSWER -Concentration of blood Hematoma - ANSWER -Accumulation of blood under skin Phlebitis - ANSWER -Inflammation of the vein Thrombus - ANSWER -Blood clot Petechaie - ANSWER -Tiny hemorrhage Thrombophlebitis - ANSWER -Infected clot in vein Spticemia - ANSWER -Infection in the blood Trauma - ANSWER -Bruses When is povidone iodine solution used? - ANSWER -For collections that require more stringent infection control ex blood cultures and arterial punctures When is chlorhexidine gluconate used? - ANSWER -For those allergic to iodine and tests for alcohol What should you do when antibodies are produced in response to an infection? - ANSWER -The specimen must be kept warm until the serum is separated from the cells What specimens must be chilled immediately after collection? - ANSWER -ABG blood gases, ammonia, latic acid, pyruvate, ACTH, gastrin and parathyroid hormone Which specimens must be protected from light after collection? - ANSWER Bilirubin, beta carotene, vitamin A & B6 and prophyrins Where should dermal puncture be preformed for adult? - ANSWER -Distal segment of third or fourth finger of non dominant hand Where should dermal puncture be preformed for infant less than 1 year? - ANSWER -The heel cant go deeper than 2 mm What is order of draw for capillary punctures? - ANSWER -Lavender, tubes with additives, tubes with no additives Pre analytical errors - ANSWER -Patient misidentification, inadequate fast, patient posture, poor coordination with other treatment Post analytical erros - ANSWER -Processing delays, failure to separate serum from cells, rimming clots Intra/ Co analytical errors - ANSWER -Under filling tubes

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NHA Phlebotomy Exam Test Questions And
Answers (2026/2027) Verified 100% Correct
If the PT observes a hematoma forming at the site of draw the PT should? -
ANSWER -Release tourniquet and stop draw

When a PT enters room without introducing or asking permission to enter its
considered - ANSWER -Invasion of privacy

The duties of a PT are to - ANSWER -Instruct and greet patients

When drawing blood on a small child the PT should explain procedure to -
ANSWER -Parents and child

When performing a dermal puncture on patients 1 year or older they should
perform it on which finger? - ANSWER -Middle finger

A PT has orders to draw blood cultures, CBC, PTT, and iron panels but forgets to
draw PTT what should you do? - ANSWER -Draw a discard tube and redraw
blood cultures

Quality control testing of glucometer is important to - ANSWER -Promote
accurate test results

What are additives sodium citrate and EDTA used to prevent? - ANSWER -
Hemostais

While on flood a PT is paged for a STAT which is the most useful to PT? -
ANSWER -Room location

During venipuncture the needle in the vein and bloodflow is established when the
second tube is attached blood flow stops the PT should - ANSWER -Rotate the
bevel of needle

While the PT is drawing and patient reports feeling lightheaded and faints PT
should - ANSWER -Remove tourniquet

All test results of hospital patients are available to physicians and nursing staff in
house via - ANSWER -Internet

,While preforming donor phlebotomy for blood bank PT should use what size
needle? - ANSWER -18-16 gauge

Vein located laterally on arm is called - ANSWER -Cephalic

Hemoconcentration of a venous blood sample is most often caused when -
ANSWER -The tourniquet is in place for more than 2 mins

When performing a draw on a diabetic patient with small fragile veins and PT
misses twice the PT should - ANSWER -Ask another PT to obtain

Utilizing tubes that have expired may result in - ANSWER -Loss of vacuum

What causes hemolysis - ANSWER -Vigorously inverting tubes

Dermal puncture performed on an infant are routinely collected from - ANSWER
-Lateral plantar surface

After introducing yourself you should - ANSWER -Correctly identify patient

What is negligence - ANSWER -Failure to demonstrate proper care that results in
an injury to another person

Heel sticks are done for which neonatal screening - ANSWER -PKU

For patient compliance with GTT test PT should - ANSWER -Confirm patient has
been fasting

Sclerosed vein - ANSWER -Hardening of vein

Hemoconcentration - ANSWER -Concentration of blood

Hematoma - ANSWER -Accumulation of blood under skin

Phlebitis - ANSWER -Inflammation of the vein

Thrombus - ANSWER -Blood clot

Petechaie - ANSWER -Tiny hemorrhage

, Thrombophlebitis - ANSWER -Infected clot in vein

Spticemia - ANSWER -Infection in the blood

Trauma - ANSWER -Bruses

When is povidone iodine solution used? - ANSWER -For collections that require
more stringent infection control ex blood cultures and arterial punctures

When is chlorhexidine gluconate used? - ANSWER -For those allergic to iodine
and tests for alcohol

What should you do when antibodies are produced in response to an infection? -
ANSWER -The specimen must be kept warm until the serum is separated from the
cells

What specimens must be chilled immediately after collection? - ANSWER -ABG
blood gases, ammonia, latic acid, pyruvate, ACTH, gastrin and parathyroid
hormone

Which specimens must be protected from light after collection? - ANSWER -
Bilirubin, beta carotene, vitamin A & B6 and prophyrins

Where should dermal puncture be preformed for adult? - ANSWER -Distal
segment of third or fourth finger of non dominant hand

Where should dermal puncture be preformed for infant less than 1 year? -
ANSWER -The heel cant go deeper than 2 mm

What is order of draw for capillary punctures? - ANSWER -Lavender, tubes with
additives, tubes with no additives

Pre analytical errors - ANSWER -Patient misidentification, inadequate fast,
patient posture, poor coordination with other treatment

Post analytical erros - ANSWER -Processing delays, failure to separate serum
from cells, rimming clots

Intra/ Co analytical errors - ANSWER -Under filling tubes

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