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MEDICAL ASSISTANT & PHLEBOTOMY EXAM – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | VERIFIED AND
WELL DETAILED ANSWERS | PLUS RATIONALES | GUARANTEED PASS | LATEST EXAM UPDATE




The medical abbreviation "ALL" means: - CORRECT ANSWER -acute lymphocytic leukemia

The suffix that means disease: - CORRECT ANSWER --pathy

The most frequent occurring lab acquired infection is: - CORRECT ANSWER -HBV infection

Under BDI procedure, a stop sign on a patient's door means: - CORRECT ANSWER -check
with a nurse for special precautions before entering

which of the following is a patient right? - CORRECT ANSWER -to refuse medical treatment

The circulation of blood to all organs of the body systems is called: - CORRECT ANSWER -
systemic circulation

The maximum time allotted for a collection blood sample to sit in a separator tube before
being centifuged: - CORRECT ANSWER -30 min

The needle gauge with the smallest diameter is: - CORRECT ANSWER -23

The most common antispetic for routine blood is: - CORRECT ANSWER -70% isopropyl
alcohol

What is a fistula? - CORRECT ANSWER -fusion of a vein and artery

The small red spots that appear on a patients arm when the tourniquet is applied are called:
- CORRECT ANSWER -Petechiae

Blood collection tubes are labeled by the phlebotomist: - CORRECT ANSWER -at the patients
side after blood collection

The Allen test is used to determine: - CORRECT ANSWER -the presence of collateral
circulation of the radial or ulnar arteries

Which lab test is used for testing thyroid function? - CORRECT ANSWER -TSH

The following device has been developed specifically for the bleeding time assay: - CORRECT
ANSWER -surgicutt

The lab test that must be collected in a dark green top blood collection tube is: - CORRECT
ANSWER -Ammonia

,In accordance with the Needle Safety and Prevention Act of 2001, employers are required to
protect workers from infection by blood borne infection by blood borne pathogens in the
workplace by: - CORRECT ANSWER -implementing an annual training program on exposure
control and having a written exposure control plan (ECP)

The preanalyrical phase of the testing process begins when a: - CORRECT ANSWER -test is
ordered by a physician

the clear liquid located at the top of a clotted blood specimen is: - CORRECT ANSWER -serum

The first stage in the hemostatic process is? - CORRECT ANSWER -vasoconstriction

T4 and TSH are abbreviations for lab tests that measure the function is? - CORRECT ANSWER
-Thyroid

What is found in the plasma portion of the blood? - CORRECT ANSWER -antibodies

Which blood microcollection container should be filled first if the specimen is collected by
skin puncture? - CORRECT ANSWER -lavender top blood collection tube

This blood collection tube top will yield a serum specimen - CORRECT ANSWER -red top

Which group of specimens require special handling? - CORRECT ANSWER -Ammonia,
bilirubin and cold agglutinin

Which of the following anticoagulants is found in a light blue top blood collection tube? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Na Citrate

Which color blood collection tube top is used for coagulation testing? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Light blue

What is not a blood borne pathogen? - CORRECT ANSWER -fungi

Protected health information is best described as: - CORRECT ANSWER -Any information in a
medical record that can be used to identify an individual, created, used, or disclosed of in
the course of providing healthcare services

The electronic medical record is best described as: - CORRECT ANSWER -A digital version of a
patient chart not shared outside the medical practice

(SOAP) Subjective, objective, assessment and plan is best described as a: - CORRECT
ANSWER -Method of documentation used by healthcare providers

What form of communication does your personal appearance express? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Nonverbal communication

The medical term for fasting is best described as: - CORRECT ANSWER -Abstaining from
eating food and drinking liquids for a period of time

, What is the medical term for a change in blood composition caused by a lack of plasma? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Hemoconcentration

The combining form ERYTHRO- is best described as the color: - CORRECT ANSWER -red

Informed consent is best described as:

.

. - CORRECT ANSWER -The written permission a patient gives to a medical professional to
perform a test or procedure after the purpose has been fully explained

What type of medical contract is established when behaviors or actions lead the parties to
believe an agreement exists? - CORRECT ANSWER -implied

n accordance with the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act of 2001, employers are
required to protect workers from infection by bloodborne pathogens in the workplace, by: -
CORRECT ANSWER -Implementing an annual mandatory training program on exposure
control and having a written exposure control plan (ECP)

Which of the following scenarios describes a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act (HIPAA) violation? - CORRECT ANSWER -Reporting lab results for a patient to a family
member

The basal state in the human body is best described as: - CORRECT ANSWER -The basal state
is the state of the human body early in the morning, approximately 12 hours after the last
ingestion of food

Identify the primary function of lymphocytes in the human body: - CORRECT ANSWER -To
produce antibodies in the body

Identify the artery that carries blood from the human heart's right ventricle into the lungs: -
CORRECT ANSWER -Pulmonary Artery

Identify the branch of biology responsible for the study of cells, tissues and organs in the
human body: - CORRECT ANSWER -Physiology

How many red blood cells are there in one cubic milliliter of human blood? - CORRECT
ANSWER -5,500,000

How long does it take for a pint of human blood to regenerate in an adult body? - CORRECT
ANSWER -Up to 6 weeks

Where is the interventricular cardiac septum located in the human heart? - CORRECT
ANSWER -On the dividing wall between the right and left side of the lower chambers of the
heart

What percentage of water is in blood plasma? - CORRECT ANSWER -90%

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