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with ComPlete QueStioNS aNd CorreCt detailed aNSwer S
|already Graded a+||braNd New VerSioN!




The aorta branches into smaller division called arteries, which in turn branch into smaller
division called _____.

a. venules

b. capillaries

c. arterioles

d. cytes - detailed aNSwer -c. arterioles



The most important way to prevent the spread of infection during phlebotomy is by: a.

wearing

b. 10% bleach solution

c. using a sharps container

d. washing your hands - detailed aNSwer -d. washing your hands



What are the three isolation categories?

a. droplet, allergy, contact

b. airborne, reverse, droplet

c. containment, airborne, contact

d. airborne, contact, droplet - detailed aNSwer -d. airborne, contact, droplet

,Of the test's below, a sample for which may not be hemolyzed?

a. potassium

b. lactate

c. ammonia

d. glucose - detailed aNSwer -a. potassium



To properly decontaminate specimen collection areas: a solution of Bleach and water should be
used with what ratio

a. 1:20

b. 1:10

c. 50:50

d. 1:100 - detailed aNSwer -b. 1:10



Which suffix means blood?

a. -emia

b. -ology

c. -lysis

d. -it is - detailed aNSwer -a. -emia



The ears, nose, and eyes are in the _____ system.

a. Integumentary

b. Digestive

c. Sensory

d. Muscular - detailed aNSwer -c. Sensory

, What is the most common source of HBV in the workplace? a.

Urine

b. Semen

c. Blood

d. Sputum - detailed aNSwer -b. Semen



Post-Prandial means:

a. In the morning

b. After a meal

c. Before dinner

d. in the evening - detailed aNSwer -b. After a meal



Neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils are types of _____.

a. White blood cells

b. Vessels

c. Rbc's

d. Additives - detailed aNSwer -a. White blood cells



What is the appropriate angle to use when preparing a blood smear?

a. 50

b. 25

c. 30

d. 75 - detailed aNSwer -c. 30



_____ is when a patient arm is swollen with excessive fluid.

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