Lead I shows the difference in the electrical voltage between ___ and the aVR lead has
its positive pole on the ___.
a. Right arm and left foot; left arm
b. Right arm and right foot; right foot
c. Right arm and left arm; right arm
d. Left arm and right foot; left foot
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c. Right arm and left arm; right arm
The normal range of an oral temperature is ____.
Average pulse range for an adult is _____.
Average BP for an adult is ____.
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, 97.6˚F - 99.6˚F
60-100 bpm
120/80
What is a commonly use intravenous device that is sometimes used in the collection
of blood form patients who are difficult to collect blood by conventional methods?
a. BD Microtainer
b. BD Unopette
c. Butterfly needle or winged infusion set
d. Serket
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c. Butterfly needle or winged infusion set
Approximately how many minutes does it take for a specimen without additive to
clot?
a. 10
b. 15
c. 30
d. 60
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d. 60
, Holter monitoring is a(n):
a. Ambulatory electrocardiographic recording
b. Rhythm strip recorded over two hours
c. Method of stress test interpretation
d. Method of stress test recording
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a. Ambulatory electrocardiographic recording
During the venipuncture procedure, what should the phlebotomist do after the
needle is inserted and blood begins to flow?
a. Adjust the hub of the needle
b. Withdraw the needle
c. Release the tourniquet about half-way through the procedure
d. Release the adpater
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c. Release the tourniquet about half-way through the procedure
When a patient has "difficult" veins, what strategies, if any, can be used to improve the
likelihood of a successful puncture?
a. Slight rotation of the patient's arm to a different position
b. Warming the site
c. Palpating the entire antecubital area to trace vein path
d. All of the above
its positive pole on the ___.
a. Right arm and left foot; left arm
b. Right arm and right foot; right foot
c. Right arm and left arm; right arm
d. Left arm and right foot; left foot
Give this one a try later!
c. Right arm and left arm; right arm
The normal range of an oral temperature is ____.
Average pulse range for an adult is _____.
Average BP for an adult is ____.
Give this one a try later!
, 97.6˚F - 99.6˚F
60-100 bpm
120/80
What is a commonly use intravenous device that is sometimes used in the collection
of blood form patients who are difficult to collect blood by conventional methods?
a. BD Microtainer
b. BD Unopette
c. Butterfly needle or winged infusion set
d. Serket
Give this one a try later!
c. Butterfly needle or winged infusion set
Approximately how many minutes does it take for a specimen without additive to
clot?
a. 10
b. 15
c. 30
d. 60
Give this one a try later!
d. 60
, Holter monitoring is a(n):
a. Ambulatory electrocardiographic recording
b. Rhythm strip recorded over two hours
c. Method of stress test interpretation
d. Method of stress test recording
Give this one a try later!
a. Ambulatory electrocardiographic recording
During the venipuncture procedure, what should the phlebotomist do after the
needle is inserted and blood begins to flow?
a. Adjust the hub of the needle
b. Withdraw the needle
c. Release the tourniquet about half-way through the procedure
d. Release the adpater
Give this one a try later!
c. Release the tourniquet about half-way through the procedure
When a patient has "difficult" veins, what strategies, if any, can be used to improve the
likelihood of a successful puncture?
a. Slight rotation of the patient's arm to a different position
b. Warming the site
c. Palpating the entire antecubital area to trace vein path
d. All of the above
