CPCT Test Questions & Answers
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On children, when a large quantity of blood
needed, when venous access is easy, or is needed, when venous access is readily
when infrequent blood samples are
required.
On children, when a small quantity of
blood is needed, when venous access
is difficult, or when small blood
,Term
The drawing of fluid and other substances into the lungs.
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Enuresis Dyspnea
Orthopnea Aspiration
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Definition
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supraventricular tachycardia ventricular tachycardia
Reverse Trendelenburg's Position idioventricular rhythm
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Definition
What is the order of the draw?
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, the documentation, handling, and transport of a specimen.
The last choice when performing venipuncture. It is located on the medial aspect of the forearm.
It is usually not visible and tends to roll.
1. Blood cultures or sterile specimens
2. Blue top tube
3. Red top tube
4. Green top tube
5. Lavender top tube
6. Gray
Keep body centered, don't lock knees, use thigh muscles to move weight, point forward foot in
the direction of movement, keep abdominal muscles tight, wear appropriate footwear, keep spine
straight, use available assistance when transferring patients.
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Definition
What are proper body mechanics?
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Veins that are quite thin and not strong. When they are palpated they collapse very easily and do
not refill very quickly. These veins collapse easily when palpated. They can be ruptures easily
during a venipuncture.
Asking for patients name and date of birth (verbal), and looking at the patient's wristband (visual).
Keep body centered, don't lock knees, use thigh muscles to move weight, point forward
foot in the direction of movement, keep abdominal muscles tight, wear appropriate
footwear, keep spine straight, use available assistance when transferring patients.
To perform a finger stick or heel stick.
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Term
Veins that do not run in straight lines, and twist and turn. It can be east to push the
needle completely through the wall of the vein.
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Phlebetic veins Dilated veins
Phlebitic veins Tortuous veins
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Pertaining to or occurring in the health care setting.
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Endogenous Nosocomial
Iatrogenic Viral
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Definition
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On children, when a large quantity of blood
needed, when venous access is easy, or is needed, when venous access is readily
when infrequent blood samples are
required.
On children, when a small quantity of
blood is needed, when venous access
is difficult, or when small blood
,Term
The drawing of fluid and other substances into the lungs.
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Enuresis Dyspnea
Orthopnea Aspiration
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3 of 138
Definition
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supraventricular tachycardia ventricular tachycardia
Reverse Trendelenburg's Position idioventricular rhythm
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4 of 138
Definition
What is the order of the draw?
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, the documentation, handling, and transport of a specimen.
The last choice when performing venipuncture. It is located on the medial aspect of the forearm.
It is usually not visible and tends to roll.
1. Blood cultures or sterile specimens
2. Blue top tube
3. Red top tube
4. Green top tube
5. Lavender top tube
6. Gray
Keep body centered, don't lock knees, use thigh muscles to move weight, point forward foot in
the direction of movement, keep abdominal muscles tight, wear appropriate footwear, keep spine
straight, use available assistance when transferring patients.
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Definition
What are proper body mechanics?
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Veins that are quite thin and not strong. When they are palpated they collapse very easily and do
not refill very quickly. These veins collapse easily when palpated. They can be ruptures easily
during a venipuncture.
Asking for patients name and date of birth (verbal), and looking at the patient's wristband (visual).
Keep body centered, don't lock knees, use thigh muscles to move weight, point forward
foot in the direction of movement, keep abdominal muscles tight, wear appropriate
footwear, keep spine straight, use available assistance when transferring patients.
To perform a finger stick or heel stick.
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Term
Veins that do not run in straight lines, and twist and turn. It can be east to push the
needle completely through the wall of the vein.
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Phlebetic veins Dilated veins
Phlebitic veins Tortuous veins
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Term
Pertaining to or occurring in the health care setting.
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Endogenous Nosocomial
Iatrogenic Viral
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Definition
