AUMT Exam Questions Part 3 Questions with Correct Answers
Question 1:
what are the desired traits of a phlebotomist?
Answer:
respect, service, growth
Question 2:
which of the following is NOT considered a serum tube?
Answer:
light yellow
Question 3:
how do physicians utilize laboratory test results?
Answer:
detect problems, monitor patients, determine if treatment is having the desired effect
Question 4:
what is the most common needle gauge and length used for venipuncture?
Answer:
21 gauge and
1.5 inches
Question 5:
the
Answer:
top tube is normally used for blood banks pink
Question 6:
the
Answer:
top tube must be filled completely up to the indicated line light blue
,Question 7:
on average how many times do you invert your vacutainer tubes?
Answer:
8-10
Question 8:
what is the purpose of the "order of draw"?
Answer:
to reduce the effects of "carry over"
Question 9:
"mistakes and errors happen, but when you intentionally harm someone it is against ethical
standards"
Answer:
true
Question 10:
what tube is responsible for coagulation studies?
Answer:
light blue
Question 11:
which of the following tubes is used for hematology determinations?
Answer:
lavender
Question 12:
how many inches above the venipuncture site do you apply the tourniquet?
Answer:
3-4 inches
, Question 13:
the evacuated tubes are vacuumed sealed
Answer:
true
Question 14:
what tube(s) are used for trace element levels?
Answer:
royal blue
Question 15:
what are the 3 main veins in the antecubital fossa?
Answer:
cephalic, median cubital, basilic
Question 16:
how long does a serum tube need to clot before it can be centrifuged?
Answer:
30 minutes
Question 17:
what is the angle of your needle when drawing with the evacuated tube system?
Answer:
15-30 degrees
Question 18:
which of the following sites should be avoided when drawing blood?
Answer:
same side as mastectomy, skin with burns/scars, above an IV
Question 1:
what are the desired traits of a phlebotomist?
Answer:
respect, service, growth
Question 2:
which of the following is NOT considered a serum tube?
Answer:
light yellow
Question 3:
how do physicians utilize laboratory test results?
Answer:
detect problems, monitor patients, determine if treatment is having the desired effect
Question 4:
what is the most common needle gauge and length used for venipuncture?
Answer:
21 gauge and
1.5 inches
Question 5:
the
Answer:
top tube is normally used for blood banks pink
Question 6:
the
Answer:
top tube must be filled completely up to the indicated line light blue
,Question 7:
on average how many times do you invert your vacutainer tubes?
Answer:
8-10
Question 8:
what is the purpose of the "order of draw"?
Answer:
to reduce the effects of "carry over"
Question 9:
"mistakes and errors happen, but when you intentionally harm someone it is against ethical
standards"
Answer:
true
Question 10:
what tube is responsible for coagulation studies?
Answer:
light blue
Question 11:
which of the following tubes is used for hematology determinations?
Answer:
lavender
Question 12:
how many inches above the venipuncture site do you apply the tourniquet?
Answer:
3-4 inches
, Question 13:
the evacuated tubes are vacuumed sealed
Answer:
true
Question 14:
what tube(s) are used for trace element levels?
Answer:
royal blue
Question 15:
what are the 3 main veins in the antecubital fossa?
Answer:
cephalic, median cubital, basilic
Question 16:
how long does a serum tube need to clot before it can be centrifuged?
Answer:
30 minutes
Question 17:
what is the angle of your needle when drawing with the evacuated tube system?
Answer:
15-30 degrees
Question 18:
which of the following sites should be avoided when drawing blood?
Answer:
same side as mastectomy, skin with burns/scars, above an IV
