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Chapter: Chapter 01 - Quiz
Multiple Choice
1. Standard precautions are a way to protect healthcare workers from:
A) blood-borne pathogen exposure.
B) chemical exposure.
C) violent patients.
D) workplace harassment.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
2. When disposing of needles or other sharp objects that have come into contact with blood or body
fluids, what type of container is required?
A) Red biohazard puncture-resistant container
B) Red biohazard bags, doubled up
C) Cardboard box
D) Glass bottle labeled as biohazardous
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
3. Bleach or an EPA-registered disinfectant must be in contact with a work surface for __________
minutes to properly destroy human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
A) 5
B) 20
C) 10
D) 30
Answer: C
,Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Work Practices And Protective Techniques For Infection Control
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
4. The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) act established which of the following?
A) Standards for laboratory testing
B) Chemical safety
C) Standard precautions
D) Vaccination protocols
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Quality Assessment In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
5. ISO 15189 is:
A) a United States federally regulated law.
B) an optional accreditation in the United States.
C) a CLIA 188 substitute.
D) required throughout Canada.
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Assessment In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
6. The term precision describes:
A) closeness of values with repeated analyses.
B) closeness to the true value.
C) comparison to a physical constant.
D) variance of analytical results.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
7. A standard solution:
A) contains a known concentration of purified substances.
B) mimics a patient’s specimen.
C) monitors accuracy.
D) functions the same as a control specimen.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
,Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
8. Which of the following is a unique characteristic of proficiency testing?
A) Uses purified substances
B) Measures reproducibility
C) Involves multiple laboratories
D) Is an optional ISO 15189 activity
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
9. The accepted level of confidence set by clinical laboratories is:
A) 2 SD.
B) 1 SD.
C) 3 SD.
D) 4 SD.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
10. All of the following are types of possible changes in a Levey-Jennings quality control system, except:
A) drop off of results.
B) systematic drift of results.
C) shift in results.
D) increased dispersion of results.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
11. Which of the following is the best way for you to dispose of extra NaOH after you finish using it?
A) Check the chemical safety manual and look for the SDS sheet.
B) Pour the contents in the nearest drain with a lot of water.
C) Pour the contents into the nearest biohazard sharps container.
D) Pour the contents into paper towels and toss them into the regular trash.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
,12. Which of the following practices increases the risk of percutaneous inoculation in laboratories?
A) Handling aerosol sprays
B) Accidental aspiration through a pipette
C) Using contaminated needles or syringes
D) Uncapping sterile tubes
Answer: C
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
13. Which biosafety level is associated with handling microorganisms like Staphylococcus aureus?
A) Level 1 (BSL-1)
B) Level 2 (BSL-2)
C) Level 3 (BSL-3)
D) Level 4 (BSL-4)
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
14. Who is responsible for the initial orientation and periodic safety updates for laboratory staff?
A) Laboratory director
B) Safety coaches
C) Safety officers
D) Department heads
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Work Practices And Protective Techniques For Infection Control
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
15. Which of the following is one of the top safety issues identified by the ECRI Institute related to the
COVID-19 pandemic?
A) Increase in laboratory funding
B) Supply chain interruptions
C) Development of faster diagnostic tests
D) Eliminating manual testing procedures
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Patient Safety
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
16. The study of blood coagulation in hematology includes which of the following?
,A) Hemolysis and anemia
B) Lymphocyte activation and plasma filtration
C) Platelet aggregation and blood typing
D) Hemostasis and thrombosis
Answer: D
Complexity: Easy
AHead: An Overview Of The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
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Chapter: Chapter 02 - Quiz
Multiple Choice
1. The most common anticoagulant used in testing in the hematology laboratory is:
A) EDTA.
B) sodium citrate.
C) heparin.
D) sodium fluoride.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
2. The correct ratio of citrate anticoagulant to blood in the evacuated tube used for aPTT is:
A) 9:1.
B) 8:1.
C) 7:1.
D) 1:1.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
3. Heparin’s anticoagulant functions include which of the following?
A) Dissolving fibrin
B) Blocking factor X to Xa
C) Inactivating thrombin
D) Blocking conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
,Title: Principles of Blood Collection
4. The correct "order of draw" of blood specimens when using multiple evacuated tubes is by the stopper
colors of:
A) Yellow, light blue, red, lavender.
B) lavender, red, light blue, yellow.
C) light blue, red, lavender, yellow.
D) red, light blue, yellow, lavender.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
5. The anticoagulant, EDTA, prevents blood clotting in an evacuated tube by:
A) dissolving blood clots as they form.
B) chelating ionized calcium.
C) immobilizing prothrombin.
D) deactivating factor X.
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
6. Which agency is responsible for regulations and oversight of laboratory activities and posted the Safety
and Health Information Bulletin regarding the reuse of phlebotomy supplies?
A) Occupational and Safety Health Administration (OSHA)
B) Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
C) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
D) College of American Pathologists (CAP)
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
7. After greeting the patient, what is the first thing the phlebotomist must do?
A) Have patient say and spell their name
B) Set up blood drawing supplies
C) Read the patient's chart
D) Arrange the evacuated tubes in order of draw
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
, 8. If a hematoma forms at the site of a venipuncture, it is considered what type of complication?
A) Cardiovascular
B) Vascular
C) Anemia
D) Neurological
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
9. The second most common complication of venipuncture is:
A) infection.
B) fainting.
C) anemia.
D) bruising.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
10. The best site from which to draw capillary blood in an infant is the:
A) ear lobe.
B) index finger.
C) heel.
D) thumb.
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
11. Which of the following is a critical aspect of blood collection?
A) Allowing the patient to handle specimen labeling
B) Proper preparation of the patient
C) Ignoring unrealistic patient expectations
D) Wearing casual attire during blood collection
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality In Blood Collection
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
Important Notes
The file includes the complete test bank, organized chapter by chapter.
A sample of selected pages has been provided for preview.
All available appendices and Excel files (if included in the original resources) are
provided.
Quizzes, Midterm and final exams are included (if available in the original resources).
We continuously update our files to ensure you receive the latest and most accurate
editions.
New editions are added regularly – stay connected for updates!
⚠️Note on Answer Keys: If the answer key is not included within the chapter
questions, you will find the complete answers and solutions at the end of each
chapter.
✅ Why Buy From Us?
📚 Complete & organized chapter-by-chapter – no missing content, no guessing.
⚡ Instant digital delivery – get your file the moment you pay, no waiting.
📅 Always up to date – we track new editions so you always get the latest version.
💬 Friendly support – real humans ready to help, anytime you need us.
🔒 Safe & secure – thousands of satisfied students trust us every semester.
🛡️Our Guarantees
💰 Money-Back Guarantee: Not satisfied? We offer a full refund – no questions asked.
🔄 Wrong File? No Problem: Contact us and we will replace it immediately with the
correct version, free of charge.
⏰ 24/7 Support: We are always here – reach out anytime and expect a fast response.
Contact Email:
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Chapter: Chapter 01 - Quiz
Multiple Choice
1. Standard precautions are a way to protect healthcare workers from:
A) blood-borne pathogen exposure.
B) chemical exposure.
C) violent patients.
D) workplace harassment.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
2. When disposing of needles or other sharp objects that have come into contact with blood or body
fluids, what type of container is required?
A) Red biohazard puncture-resistant container
B) Red biohazard bags, doubled up
C) Cardboard box
D) Glass bottle labeled as biohazardous
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
3. Bleach or an EPA-registered disinfectant must be in contact with a work surface for __________
minutes to properly destroy human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
A) 5
B) 20
C) 10
D) 30
Answer: C
,Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Work Practices And Protective Techniques For Infection Control
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
4. The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) act established which of the following?
A) Standards for laboratory testing
B) Chemical safety
C) Standard precautions
D) Vaccination protocols
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Quality Assessment In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
5. ISO 15189 is:
A) a United States federally regulated law.
B) an optional accreditation in the United States.
C) a CLIA 188 substitute.
D) required throughout Canada.
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Assessment In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
6. The term precision describes:
A) closeness of values with repeated analyses.
B) closeness to the true value.
C) comparison to a physical constant.
D) variance of analytical results.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
7. A standard solution:
A) contains a known concentration of purified substances.
B) mimics a patient’s specimen.
C) monitors accuracy.
D) functions the same as a control specimen.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
,Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
8. Which of the following is a unique characteristic of proficiency testing?
A) Uses purified substances
B) Measures reproducibility
C) Involves multiple laboratories
D) Is an optional ISO 15189 activity
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
9. The accepted level of confidence set by clinical laboratories is:
A) 2 SD.
B) 1 SD.
C) 3 SD.
D) 4 SD.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
10. All of the following are types of possible changes in a Levey-Jennings quality control system, except:
A) drop off of results.
B) systematic drift of results.
C) shift in results.
D) increased dispersion of results.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Quality Control In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
11. Which of the following is the best way for you to dispose of extra NaOH after you finish using it?
A) Check the chemical safety manual and look for the SDS sheet.
B) Pour the contents in the nearest drain with a lot of water.
C) Pour the contents into the nearest biohazard sharps container.
D) Pour the contents into paper towels and toss them into the regular trash.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
,12. Which of the following practices increases the risk of percutaneous inoculation in laboratories?
A) Handling aerosol sprays
B) Accidental aspiration through a pipette
C) Using contaminated needles or syringes
D) Uncapping sterile tubes
Answer: C
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
13. Which biosafety level is associated with handling microorganisms like Staphylococcus aureus?
A) Level 1 (BSL-1)
B) Level 2 (BSL-2)
C) Level 3 (BSL-3)
D) Level 4 (BSL-4)
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safety Standards And Governing Agencies In The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
14. Who is responsible for the initial orientation and periodic safety updates for laboratory staff?
A) Laboratory director
B) Safety coaches
C) Safety officers
D) Department heads
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Work Practices And Protective Techniques For Infection Control
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
15. Which of the following is one of the top safety issues identified by the ECRI Institute related to the
COVID-19 pandemic?
A) Increase in laboratory funding
B) Supply chain interruptions
C) Development of faster diagnostic tests
D) Eliminating manual testing procedures
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Patient Safety
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
16. The study of blood coagulation in hematology includes which of the following?
,A) Hemolysis and anemia
B) Lymphocyte activation and plasma filtration
C) Platelet aggregation and blood typing
D) Hemostasis and thrombosis
Answer: D
Complexity: Easy
AHead: An Overview Of The Hematology Laboratory
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Safety Practices and Quality in the Hematology Laboratory
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Chapter: Chapter 02 - Quiz
Multiple Choice
1. The most common anticoagulant used in testing in the hematology laboratory is:
A) EDTA.
B) sodium citrate.
C) heparin.
D) sodium fluoride.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
2. The correct ratio of citrate anticoagulant to blood in the evacuated tube used for aPTT is:
A) 9:1.
B) 8:1.
C) 7:1.
D) 1:1.
Answer: A
Complexity: Moderate
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
3. Heparin’s anticoagulant functions include which of the following?
A) Dissolving fibrin
B) Blocking factor X to Xa
C) Inactivating thrombin
D) Blocking conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
,Title: Principles of Blood Collection
4. The correct "order of draw" of blood specimens when using multiple evacuated tubes is by the stopper
colors of:
A) Yellow, light blue, red, lavender.
B) lavender, red, light blue, yellow.
C) light blue, red, lavender, yellow.
D) red, light blue, yellow, lavender.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
5. The anticoagulant, EDTA, prevents blood clotting in an evacuated tube by:
A) dissolving blood clots as they form.
B) chelating ionized calcium.
C) immobilizing prothrombin.
D) deactivating factor X.
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
6. Which agency is responsible for regulations and oversight of laboratory activities and posted the Safety
and Health Information Bulletin regarding the reuse of phlebotomy supplies?
A) Occupational and Safety Health Administration (OSHA)
B) Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
C) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
D) College of American Pathologists (CAP)
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
7. After greeting the patient, what is the first thing the phlebotomist must do?
A) Have patient say and spell their name
B) Set up blood drawing supplies
C) Read the patient's chart
D) Arrange the evacuated tubes in order of draw
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
, 8. If a hematoma forms at the site of a venipuncture, it is considered what type of complication?
A) Cardiovascular
B) Vascular
C) Anemia
D) Neurological
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
9. The second most common complication of venipuncture is:
A) infection.
B) fainting.
C) anemia.
D) bruising.
Answer: A
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
10. The best site from which to draw capillary blood in an infant is the:
A) ear lobe.
B) index finger.
C) heel.
D) thumb.
Answer: C
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Safe Blood Collection Equipment
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
11. Which of the following is a critical aspect of blood collection?
A) Allowing the patient to handle specimen labeling
B) Proper preparation of the patient
C) Ignoring unrealistic patient expectations
D) Wearing casual attire during blood collection
Answer: B
Complexity: Easy
AHead: Quality In Blood Collection
Subject: Chapter 2
Title: Principles of Blood Collection
