1) A handheld Hgb analyzer gives a readout whose units are in a) grams per milliliter b) grams per deciliter c) kilograms per liter d) kilograms per milliliter 2) What POCT can be used to monitor heparin therapy? a) PT or APTT b) ACT or APTT c) ACT or PT d) PT or TT 3) What test can provide valuable information regarding whether a patient has experienced a myocardial infarction? a) Hgb b) Cholesterol c) Cardiac TnT or Tnl d) Glucose 4) What test can be used to screen for colon cancer? a) Hgb b) Glucose c) Cholesterol d) Occult blood 5) Determination of hCG is used to evaluate a) liver disease b) pregnancy c) anemia d) UTI 6) What Streptococcus group is detected when performing a rapid strep test on a throat culture? a) A b) B c) C d) D 7) Before performing the dipstick test for a routine urinalysis, what two pretesting conditions must be met? a) specimen must be at room temperature and centrifuged b) specimen must be refrigerated and centrifuged c) specimen must be warmed to body temperature and well mixed d) specimen must be at room temperature and well mixed  8) What organization mandates QA programs? a) OSHA b) National Phlebotomy Association c) The Joint Commission d) American Society for Clinical Pathology 9) No more than ______ should elapse between the time a specimen is collected and the time serum or plasma is separated from formed elements. a) 3 hours b) 30 minutes c) 1 hour d) 2 hours 10) If a phlebotomist wants to know the turnaround time for a specific procedure, consult the a) directory of services b) policy manual c) Physician's Deck Reference d) patient's chart 11) Which of the following compares patient data with current data? a) Postanalytic variables b) Accession numbers c) Delta check d) Collection logbook 12) Fasting specimens should be collected a) 24 hours after the fast b) 2 hours after waking up c) any time after midnight d) 8 to 12 hours after eating 13) The phlebotomist usually does not have complete control over which of the following variables? a) patient preparation b) specimen labeling c) collection equipment d) specimen collection 14) ___________refers to a set of policies and procedures designed to ensure the delivery of consistent, high quality patient care and specimen analysis a) QC b) quality phlebotomy c) TQM d) QA 15) Administrative agencies, such as OSHA create which type of law? a) Statutory b) Case c) Administrative d) Federal 16) The four elements of negligence are a) malpractice, tort, liability, negligence b) injury, direct cause, privacy, tort c) confidentiality, litigation, contract, felony d) duty, dereliction, injury, direct cause 17) ____________ are the basis for most medical malpractice suits. a) misdemeanors b) unintentional torts c) criminal actions d) felonies 18) What is correct about a phlebotomist and PHI? a) the phlebotomist may obtain PHI and may disclose it only to certain authorized persons b) the phlebotomist may obtain PHI and may disclose it to anyone who works in the hospital c) the phlebotomist may obtain PHI but may not disclose it to any other person d) the phlebotomist is never allowed to obtain PHI 19) The phlebotomist has a legal responsibility to do which of the following? a) maintain the integrity of the doctor-patient relationship b) follow the standard of care c) maintain patient confidentiality d) all of the above 20) The failure to perform an action consistent with the accepted standard of care is a) negligence b) assualt c) malpractice d) dereliction

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