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Medical Technology PTC-AMCA Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Infection Control and Safety	16%	- Safety protocols and equipment - Infection control procedures
Equipment Selection and Maintenance	10%	- Equipment maintenance and care - Phlebotomy equipment selection
Patient Identification, Assessment and Site Preparation	17%	- Patient assessment - Venipuncture site preparation - Patient identification verification
Professionalism and Regulatory Compliance	18%	- Professional conduct and ethics - Regulatory compliance and standards
Specimen Processing and Transportation	10%	- Specimen transportation requirements - Specimen processing procedures - Specimen labeling and documentation
Collection of Blood and Non-Blood Specimens	29%	- Patient recovery and adverse reactions - Non-blood specimen collection - Venipuncture techniques - Capillary collection techniques

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Medical Technology AMCA Phlebotomy Technician Certification Exam Sample Questions (Q103-Q108):

NEW QUESTION # 103
If category B infectious materials must be transported out of the area for testing, specimens must not exceed:

A. 500 mL or 500 g
B. 200 or 200 g
C. 300 or 300 g
D. 400 mL or 400 g

Answer: A

Explanation:
If category B infectious materials must be transported out of the area for testing, specimens must not exceed 500 mL or 500 g. The sample must be triple wrapped. The inner container must be watertight and have a screw-on cap. This container must be wrapped in absorbent material and placed in a leakproof bag, which is then placed in a third outer container made of rigid material (wood, metal, plastic, or corrugated fiberboard). Ice or dry ice is placed around the secondary container. The outer container must be leakproof if ice is used.

NEW QUESTION # 104
If, after obtaining a blood sample, a phlebotomist accidentally experiences a needlestick that does not draw blood, the phlebotomist should:

A. Wash the site with soap and water and take no further action.
B. Wipe the site with an alcohol swab and verify that there is no bleeding.
C. Wash the site with soap and water and report the incident.
D. Flush the site with running water for 20 minutes and report the incident.

Answer: C

Explanation:
If a phlebotomist obtains a blood sample and then accidentally experiences a needlestick that does not draw blood, the phlebotomist should wash the site with soap and water. The incident must be reported as soon as possible to a supervisor, and needlestick protocol should be followed. This may include testing and/or prophylaxis for communicable diseases such as HIV, depending on the patients health history. In some cases, the patient may also be tested for communicable diseases in order to determine the risk to the phlebotomist.

NEW QUESTION # 105
For venipuncture with a needle and syringe, following activation of the needle safety features, the next step is to:

A. Remove and discard the needle.
B. Inject the specimen into the specimen tube.
C. Attach the transfer device to the needle.
D. Change needles.

Answer: A

Explanation:
Immediately following venipuncture with a needle and syringe, the first step is to activate needle safety features while the needle is still in the arm or immediately after it is removed, depending on the manufacturer's instructions. Then, remove and discard the needle. Next, the hub of the needle is attached to the transfer device. With the syringe tip-down in a vertical position and the transfer device at the bottom, the collection tube is inserted into the transfer device. The tube must fill by vacuum draw and not through depressing the plunger because using the plunger can cause hemolysis of the sample. Once all of the neaessary tubes are filled, the syringe and the transfer device are disposed of together (do not separate) into a sharps container.

NEW QUESTION # 106
When obtaining a blood specimen for coagulation tests (PT, aPTT), when is the use of a discard tube indicated?

A. It is never indicated when obtaining a blood specimen for coagulation tests.
B. It is indicated when a winged (butterfly) blood collection set is used and the coagulation tube is filled first.
C. It is always indicated when obtaining a blood specimen for coagulation tests.
D. It is indicated whenever the coagulation tube is the first tube needed.

Answer: B

Explanation:
When obtaining a blood specimen for coagulation tests (PT, aPTT), the use of a discard tube is indicated when a winged (butterfly) blood collection set is used and the coagulation tube is filled first. At one time, it was standard procedure to obtain a discard tube of 5 mL of blood when the coagulation tube was the first tube to be filled, but studies have indicated that this is not necessary when using a straight needle. However, when using a winged (butterfly) needle, the discard tube is collected in order to prime the tubing so that the correct ratio of blood to anticoagulant is maintained.

NEW QUESTION # 107
An individual with which type of blood can be a blood donor to individuals with any of the four blood types?

A. Type AB
B. Type A
C. Type B
D. Type O

Answer: D

Explanation:
Because type O blood lacks antigens, an individual with type O blood can be a donor to individuals with any of the four blood types: thus, a person with type O blood is known as a universal donor.

NEW QUESTION # 108
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