AMCA PHLEBOTOMY LATEST VERSIONS ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 184 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
1.Which of the following lists all three of the major types of blood
vessels?: Arteries, Veins, capillaries
2.The capillaries are the blood vessels where: oxygen diffuses into
the tissues
3.The Protein in RBCs that carry oxygen is: Hemoglobin
4.white blood cells are responsible for: fighting infection
5.platelets are involved in: the coagulation processes (coagulation = clotting)
6.Blood Coagulation depends on: blood vessels, platelets, and
clotting factors
7.Always check to see if the patient has a/an: bleeding disorder or
takes aspirin 8. You don't need to ask a patient about HIV status
because: Standard precautions prevent HIV transmission
9.According to the text, a professional : does not need strong
external motivators or supervision
10.The first principal of phlebotomy or any medical procedure is to:
Correctly identify the patient
11.An emergency directly associated with phlebotomy is: Syncope
12.The best way to stop minor bleeding is by using: direct pressure
13.Accuracy in phlebotomy is important because: treatment
decisions are often based on blood tests
14.phlebotomy is defined as: puncturing a blood vessel and removing
blood
15.Professional conduct is behavior that : inspires trust and
confidence
16.you should never perform a venipuncture if the patient: refuses to
have it done
17.you should never perform a venipuncture if the patient: is
confused or disoriented . 18.Needles used for venipuncture are: Sterile and should never be
reused.
19.The first choice for a venipuncture would be a vein in the: fold of
the elbow
20.The site of a venipuncture must be cleaned to: prevent an
infection
21.the three components of the circulatory system are: blood
vessels, the heart, and the blood
22.When a phlebotomist observes action or suspect child abuse.
what is his next step?: advise your supervisor privately
23.you have requested feedback from the patient when
communicating with him. this was to determine:: have understood
what is being said
24.implied consent for a venipuncture for an adult requires: patient
extending his arm
25.The hospital department responsible for sterile supplies:: central
supply
26 the patient specimen has lipid. it is a non fasting specimen. what
does it mean lipid in blood?: lipemia
27.in bleeding time test (BTT). you should inflate the blood pressure
cuff to ...: 40mmhg
28.NPO stands for: nothing by mouth
29.the healthy body stays the same "stable" even with constant
changes and functions. this condition called...: Homeostasis
30.blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart is: Arteries
31.What laboratory document describes in detail the steps to follow
for specimen collection?: Procedure manual
32.what tube is used to check Coagulation factors: Blue top
33.what is the additive in the green tube: Sodium Heparin
34.which of the following tubes yields serum specimen: Red
35.which of the following additive is found in the yellow topped tube:
Sodium Polyanethol sulfonate
36.which test should be collected in a royal blue top tube: Aluminum
37.Most coagulation test require collection in a: blue tube
38.soaking or wiping of surfaces which inhibits the activity of
disease causing organism, us called...: disinfection
1.Which of the following lists all three of the major types of blood
vessels?: Arteries, Veins, capillaries
2.The capillaries are the blood vessels where: oxygen diffuses into
the tissues
3.The Protein in RBCs that carry oxygen is: Hemoglobin
4.white blood cells are responsible for: fighting infection
5.platelets are involved in: the coagulation processes (coagulation = clotting)
6.Blood Coagulation depends on: blood vessels, platelets, and
clotting factors
7.Always check to see if the patient has a/an: bleeding disorder or
takes aspirin 8. You don't need to ask a patient about HIV status
because: Standard precautions prevent HIV transmission
9.According to the text, a professional : does not need strong
external motivators or supervision
10.The first principal of phlebotomy or any medical procedure is to:
Correctly identify the patient
11.An emergency directly associated with phlebotomy is: Syncope
12.The best way to stop minor bleeding is by using: direct pressure
13.Accuracy in phlebotomy is important because: treatment
decisions are often based on blood tests
14.phlebotomy is defined as: puncturing a blood vessel and removing
blood
15.Professional conduct is behavior that : inspires trust and
confidence
16.you should never perform a venipuncture if the patient: refuses to
have it done
17.you should never perform a venipuncture if the patient: is
confused or disoriented . 18.Needles used for venipuncture are: Sterile and should never be
reused.
19.The first choice for a venipuncture would be a vein in the: fold of
the elbow
20.The site of a venipuncture must be cleaned to: prevent an
infection
21.the three components of the circulatory system are: blood
vessels, the heart, and the blood
22.When a phlebotomist observes action or suspect child abuse.
what is his next step?: advise your supervisor privately
23.you have requested feedback from the patient when
communicating with him. this was to determine:: have understood
what is being said
24.implied consent for a venipuncture for an adult requires: patient
extending his arm
25.The hospital department responsible for sterile supplies:: central
supply
26 the patient specimen has lipid. it is a non fasting specimen. what
does it mean lipid in blood?: lipemia
27.in bleeding time test (BTT). you should inflate the blood pressure
cuff to ...: 40mmhg
28.NPO stands for: nothing by mouth
29.the healthy body stays the same "stable" even with constant
changes and functions. this condition called...: Homeostasis
30.blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart is: Arteries
31.What laboratory document describes in detail the steps to follow
for specimen collection?: Procedure manual
32.what tube is used to check Coagulation factors: Blue top
33.what is the additive in the green tube: Sodium Heparin
34.which of the following tubes yields serum specimen: Red
35.which of the following additive is found in the yellow topped tube:
Sodium Polyanethol sulfonate
36.which test should be collected in a royal blue top tube: Aluminum
37.Most coagulation test require collection in a: blue tube
38.soaking or wiping of surfaces which inhibits the activity of
disease causing organism, us called...: disinfection
