NHCO Phlebotomy Practice Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions Graded A+

__________ is the most commonly occurring nosocomial infection for lab employees. A. HIV B. HCV C. HBV D. HAV - C. HBV AAP states that heel punctures should not exceed _______ for infants. A. 0.85 mm B. 1.0 mm C. 2.0 mm D. 2.2 mm - C. 2.0 mm An elderly patient walks into the clinic where you are working to have her blood drawn. You take her back to the lab area to fulfill her doctor's order. She shares with you the horrific details of her last blood draw experience including severe bruising and continued numbness in her pinky finger. The patient explained she is on blood thinners. 1. How can you make this patient feel more comfortable with this blood draw appointment? 2. What collection method might be a better choice in successfully collecting this patient's blood? 3. How would you handle properly ending the blood draw? 4. Should this incident be reported to your supervisor? - Lay her down, walk her through the procedure, possible collect through hand, apply lots of pressure, yes report the incident Ethical behavior entails conforming to a standard of right and wrong to avoid ________.A. Patients Bill of Rights B. Harming the patient C. Civil Court D. Criminal Court - B. Harming the patient Hemostasis is the process by which. A. Blood takes longer than normal to clot B. Blood vessels repair in 3 stages C. Blood vessels repair after injury D. Blood clots faster than normal - C. Blood vessels repair after injury Of the types of OSHA Compliance inspections, which one is conducted on randomly chosen workplaces determined to be engaged in particularly hazardous work types? A. Fatality or Accidents Inspection B. Imminent Danger Inspection C. Complaint Inspection D. Programmed Inspection - D. Programmed Inspection