NHCO STUDY GUIDE 2025 FULLY SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS A+
◉18 gauge . Answer: Which size needle is NOT used for laboratory
assays but for collection of donor units of blood?
◉Within 4 minutes . Answer: How many minutes within of urine sample
collection should the phlebotomist take the temperature of the specimen?
◉Paleness and sweating . Answer: What is the indication that a patient
might be at risk of syncope?
◉The Joint Commission (TJC) . Answer: A national agency that
conducts surveys of inpatient and ambulatory facilities and certifies their
compliance with established quality standards.
◉80% . Answer: What is the % of non-verbal communication?
◉SENT-RECEIVED-PROCESSED-UNDERSTOOD . Answer: What is
the best information exchange?
,◉Solely looks out for patients and establish standards and operations.
TCJ evaluates facilities . Answer: What does the Joint Commission
(TJC) do?
◉Develops standards using representatives from the fields they oversee.
. Answer: What is the Clinical and Lab Standards Institute (CLSI)?
◉To develop clinical and laboratory practices and promote their use
worldwide . Answer: What is CLSI's mission statement?
◉office manager . Answer: Who handles incident reports in a office or
small setting?
◉safety and compliance departments . Answer: Who deals with risk
management in larger companies?
◉informed consent . Answer: a competent person gives voluntary
permission after receiving information of the risks of a procedure
◉expressed consent . Answer: verbal or written approval
◉Implied consent . Answer: A patient presents for treatment, such as
extending an arm to allow a venipuncture to be performed.
, ◉Assault and/or Battery . Answer: What charges are applied if treatment
is not stopped after patient declines treatment?
◉discharge against medical advice (DAMA) or AMA . Answer: What
form is signed for refusal of care
◉The complaint inspection
The fatality/accidents inspection
The programmed inspection
The imminent danger inspection . Answer: OSHA Inspections
◉the complaint inspection . Answer: occurs after an employee files a
formal complaint with OSHA.
*most common type of inspection
◉the fatality of accidents inspection . Answer: occurs after OSHA
receives notice from the employer of a workplace fatality or an accident
resulting in the hospitalization of three or more employees.
◉the programmed inspection . Answer: an inspection conducted of
randomly chosen workplaces determined to be engaged in particularly
hazardous types of work according to their standard industry
classification codes
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS A+
◉18 gauge . Answer: Which size needle is NOT used for laboratory
assays but for collection of donor units of blood?
◉Within 4 minutes . Answer: How many minutes within of urine sample
collection should the phlebotomist take the temperature of the specimen?
◉Paleness and sweating . Answer: What is the indication that a patient
might be at risk of syncope?
◉The Joint Commission (TJC) . Answer: A national agency that
conducts surveys of inpatient and ambulatory facilities and certifies their
compliance with established quality standards.
◉80% . Answer: What is the % of non-verbal communication?
◉SENT-RECEIVED-PROCESSED-UNDERSTOOD . Answer: What is
the best information exchange?
,◉Solely looks out for patients and establish standards and operations.
TCJ evaluates facilities . Answer: What does the Joint Commission
(TJC) do?
◉Develops standards using representatives from the fields they oversee.
. Answer: What is the Clinical and Lab Standards Institute (CLSI)?
◉To develop clinical and laboratory practices and promote their use
worldwide . Answer: What is CLSI's mission statement?
◉office manager . Answer: Who handles incident reports in a office or
small setting?
◉safety and compliance departments . Answer: Who deals with risk
management in larger companies?
◉informed consent . Answer: a competent person gives voluntary
permission after receiving information of the risks of a procedure
◉expressed consent . Answer: verbal or written approval
◉Implied consent . Answer: A patient presents for treatment, such as
extending an arm to allow a venipuncture to be performed.
, ◉Assault and/or Battery . Answer: What charges are applied if treatment
is not stopped after patient declines treatment?
◉discharge against medical advice (DAMA) or AMA . Answer: What
form is signed for refusal of care
◉The complaint inspection
The fatality/accidents inspection
The programmed inspection
The imminent danger inspection . Answer: OSHA Inspections
◉the complaint inspection . Answer: occurs after an employee files a
formal complaint with OSHA.
*most common type of inspection
◉the fatality of accidents inspection . Answer: occurs after OSHA
receives notice from the employer of a workplace fatality or an accident
resulting in the hospitalization of three or more employees.
◉the programmed inspection . Answer: an inspection conducted of
randomly chosen workplaces determined to be engaged in particularly
hazardous types of work according to their standard industry
classification codes
