MEDCA PHLEBOTOMY CERTIFICATION
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 - 2026
Usually refers to the arterial pressure of systemic circulation
When does blood pressure decrease - ANSWERS-decreases as the circulating
blood moves away from the heart through the arteries
Where does blood pressure drop most rapidly - ANSWERS-along the small
arteries and arterioles
Decreases continuously as it moves through capillaries and back through
veins to the heart
What other factors can influence blood pressure in the body - ANSWERS-
valves in veins
,Gravity
Pumping from contraction of skeletal muscles
What iron-containing pigment enables RBC'S to transport oxygen and carbon
dioxide: - ANSWERS-Hemoglobin (Main component of RBC)
The role of a phlebotomist in the lab is: - ANSWERS-Pre-Analytical
Blood collection on neonatalogy floors involves what type of patients? -
ANSWERS-Newborn
Hours to a few days old.
Which department is consulated on blood collection timing and drug levels? -
ANSWERS-Pharmacy
Where are blood cells produced? - ANSWERS-RBC's are produced in the bone
marrow.
WBC's are formed in bone marrow and lymphatic system.
Flowcharts can be used to : - ANSWERS-Quality Improvement
Quality Improvement for Specimen collection frequently involves everything
except: - ANSWERS-Frequency of hematoma's
,Pareto Charts are: - ANSWERS-Raw charts that show frequency of problems
An abnormal reduction in the number of RBC'S in the circulating blood is
called: - ANSWERS-Anemia
To avoid transfusion reaction what should be done prior: - ANSWERS-Blood
typing and cross matching.
Two blood group systems: ABO blood group system and the Rh factor system
What is the percentage of formed elements in blood? - ANSWERS-45%
What percentage of blood is plasma (pale-yellow fluid)? - ANSWERS-55%
What is separated from a clotted blood specimen? - ANSWERS-Serum
(Clear pale-yellow fluid, doesn't contain fibrinogen, but is similar to plasma )
Machine used to remove serum from clotted blood: - ANSWERS-Centrifuge
The supine position is: - ANSWERS-Lying in the back with the face up.
RFID means: - ANSWERS-Radio Frequency Identification.
Identification tag using silicone chips in a wireless receiver.
Normal range of Blood Ph: - ANSWERS-A steady range of 7.35 to 7.45.
, Which tubing is used for lead determinations? - ANSWERS-Tan topped tube
Maximum time limit for separated specimen between collection and delivery
should not exceed: - ANSWERS-2 hours for accurate results
MedCa Phlebotomy Certification Exam Review - ANSWERS-Collection of quiz
style questions for study purposes
What department studies disease? - ANSWERS-Pathology
What is the general blood volume for the average adult? - ANSWERS-5 Liters.
55% plasma, 45% formed elements
What are erythrocytes? - ANSWERS-(RBC) Red Blood Cells.
Main Function: Carry oxygen from the lungs to the tissue cells and to
transport carbon dioxide away from the cells to the lungs.
An leukocyte is? - ANSWERS-(WBC) White Blood Cells.
Main Fuction: Non-Nucleus containing blood cells whose main fuction is to
combat infection and remove disintegrated tissue.
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 - 2026
Usually refers to the arterial pressure of systemic circulation
When does blood pressure decrease - ANSWERS-decreases as the circulating
blood moves away from the heart through the arteries
Where does blood pressure drop most rapidly - ANSWERS-along the small
arteries and arterioles
Decreases continuously as it moves through capillaries and back through
veins to the heart
What other factors can influence blood pressure in the body - ANSWERS-
valves in veins
,Gravity
Pumping from contraction of skeletal muscles
What iron-containing pigment enables RBC'S to transport oxygen and carbon
dioxide: - ANSWERS-Hemoglobin (Main component of RBC)
The role of a phlebotomist in the lab is: - ANSWERS-Pre-Analytical
Blood collection on neonatalogy floors involves what type of patients? -
ANSWERS-Newborn
Hours to a few days old.
Which department is consulated on blood collection timing and drug levels? -
ANSWERS-Pharmacy
Where are blood cells produced? - ANSWERS-RBC's are produced in the bone
marrow.
WBC's are formed in bone marrow and lymphatic system.
Flowcharts can be used to : - ANSWERS-Quality Improvement
Quality Improvement for Specimen collection frequently involves everything
except: - ANSWERS-Frequency of hematoma's
,Pareto Charts are: - ANSWERS-Raw charts that show frequency of problems
An abnormal reduction in the number of RBC'S in the circulating blood is
called: - ANSWERS-Anemia
To avoid transfusion reaction what should be done prior: - ANSWERS-Blood
typing and cross matching.
Two blood group systems: ABO blood group system and the Rh factor system
What is the percentage of formed elements in blood? - ANSWERS-45%
What percentage of blood is plasma (pale-yellow fluid)? - ANSWERS-55%
What is separated from a clotted blood specimen? - ANSWERS-Serum
(Clear pale-yellow fluid, doesn't contain fibrinogen, but is similar to plasma )
Machine used to remove serum from clotted blood: - ANSWERS-Centrifuge
The supine position is: - ANSWERS-Lying in the back with the face up.
RFID means: - ANSWERS-Radio Frequency Identification.
Identification tag using silicone chips in a wireless receiver.
Normal range of Blood Ph: - ANSWERS-A steady range of 7.35 to 7.45.
, Which tubing is used for lead determinations? - ANSWERS-Tan topped tube
Maximum time limit for separated specimen between collection and delivery
should not exceed: - ANSWERS-2 hours for accurate results
MedCa Phlebotomy Certification Exam Review - ANSWERS-Collection of quiz
style questions for study purposes
What department studies disease? - ANSWERS-Pathology
What is the general blood volume for the average adult? - ANSWERS-5 Liters.
55% plasma, 45% formed elements
What are erythrocytes? - ANSWERS-(RBC) Red Blood Cells.
Main Function: Carry oxygen from the lungs to the tissue cells and to
transport carbon dioxide away from the cells to the lungs.
An leukocyte is? - ANSWERS-(WBC) White Blood Cells.
Main Fuction: Non-Nucleus containing blood cells whose main fuction is to
combat infection and remove disintegrated tissue.
