NPS Phlebotomy Final & Midterm Exam 2026 \Latest
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IV therapy must be 2-5 minutes
turned off before
performing a procedure on
them. How
long should it be off before
performing the draw?
This is an autoimmune Rheumatoid arthritis
disease which causes the
body to attack the joints,
causing
inflammation in the patient's
tissues?
a tourniquet is used for all of ABGs (arterial blood gas)
the following specimen
collection procedures
except?
A vector is? a microorganism that causes disease
neonates are? age if birth to 6 weeks
how does exposure to light can degrade certain components like bilirubin
affect a blood specimen?
why is it essential to change to prevent cross contamination
gloves between patients?
dermal puncture can be thrombin time
performed for which of the
following tests?
what should be done if a proceed with povidone iodine
patient is allergic to shellfish
when povidone iodine is
used?
,what is the recommended small gauge needles
needle type for oncology
patients?
a chemical found in many salicylates
foods and used in products
such as aspirin and various
pain relievers?
when performing capillary blood gasses, peripheral blood smear, sst
draws, what is the correct
order of draw?
which technique uses a finger stick
lancet to puncture the skin?
which of the following is not saliva
considered an OPIM?
Which tube color indicates lavander
that it contains an
anticoagulant?
where should you never over a graft or shunt
place a tourniquet in
dialysis patients?
what can result from a hemolysis
tourniquet secured too
tightly?
the blocking of a vein by a occluded vein
clot. common with
diabetes, high blood
pressure and high
cholesterol?
what does the term blood turns from a liquid to a gel like state
"coagulate' mean?
what happens if a a hematoma can form
vacuum tube is not
removed before with
drawing a needle?
, a puncture site should stop 20 minutes
bleeding within?
if performing a 10-20mL
venipuncture of a patient
who is on IV therapy for a
coagulation test, a discard
tube of _____ is required?
what is a common non hematoma
venous reaction to blood
collection?
pathogens require a ? host
checking analytes and chemical
chemical compounds, the
_____________ department
tends
to be the biggest
department in a hospital
lab?
any disease causing blood borne pathogen
pathogen carried thru the
blood?
if an infection is contracted nosocomial
while a patient is at the
hospital, they contracted a
__________ infection?
which of the following is not a hard and unyielding
characteristic of a healthy
vein suitable for
venipuncture?
what is the primary concern obtaining consent
when dealing with mental
ill or combative cases?
a pump that increases VAD (ventricular assist device)
amount of blood flow
through the body?
Update With Complete Questions & Correct Detailed
Answers \Verified 100% Graded A+
IV therapy must be 2-5 minutes
turned off before
performing a procedure on
them. How
long should it be off before
performing the draw?
This is an autoimmune Rheumatoid arthritis
disease which causes the
body to attack the joints,
causing
inflammation in the patient's
tissues?
a tourniquet is used for all of ABGs (arterial blood gas)
the following specimen
collection procedures
except?
A vector is? a microorganism that causes disease
neonates are? age if birth to 6 weeks
how does exposure to light can degrade certain components like bilirubin
affect a blood specimen?
why is it essential to change to prevent cross contamination
gloves between patients?
dermal puncture can be thrombin time
performed for which of the
following tests?
what should be done if a proceed with povidone iodine
patient is allergic to shellfish
when povidone iodine is
used?
,what is the recommended small gauge needles
needle type for oncology
patients?
a chemical found in many salicylates
foods and used in products
such as aspirin and various
pain relievers?
when performing capillary blood gasses, peripheral blood smear, sst
draws, what is the correct
order of draw?
which technique uses a finger stick
lancet to puncture the skin?
which of the following is not saliva
considered an OPIM?
Which tube color indicates lavander
that it contains an
anticoagulant?
where should you never over a graft or shunt
place a tourniquet in
dialysis patients?
what can result from a hemolysis
tourniquet secured too
tightly?
the blocking of a vein by a occluded vein
clot. common with
diabetes, high blood
pressure and high
cholesterol?
what does the term blood turns from a liquid to a gel like state
"coagulate' mean?
what happens if a a hematoma can form
vacuum tube is not
removed before with
drawing a needle?
, a puncture site should stop 20 minutes
bleeding within?
if performing a 10-20mL
venipuncture of a patient
who is on IV therapy for a
coagulation test, a discard
tube of _____ is required?
what is a common non hematoma
venous reaction to blood
collection?
pathogens require a ? host
checking analytes and chemical
chemical compounds, the
_____________ department
tends
to be the biggest
department in a hospital
lab?
any disease causing blood borne pathogen
pathogen carried thru the
blood?
if an infection is contracted nosocomial
while a patient is at the
hospital, they contracted a
__________ infection?
which of the following is not a hard and unyielding
characteristic of a healthy
vein suitable for
venipuncture?
what is the primary concern obtaining consent
when dealing with mental
ill or combative cases?
a pump that increases VAD (ventricular assist device)
amount of blood flow
through the body?
