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| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Specimen Processing and Transportation | 10% | - Specimen labeling and documentation - Handling, storage and transport requirements - Processing and quality assurance |
| Professionalism and Regulatory Compliance | 18% | - Professional conduct and communication - Ethical and legal responsibilities - Regulatory standards (OSHA, CLSI, HIPAA) |
| Patient Identification, Assessment, and Site Preparation | 17% | - Patient verification and consent - Patient assessment and special considerations - Site selection and preparation |
| Infection Control and Safety | 16% | - Needle safety and injury prevention - Standard precautions and infection control - Biohazard handling and disposal |
| Equipment Selection and Maintenance | 10% | - Selection of collection supplies and devices - Equipment handling, cleaning and maintenance |
| Collection of Blood and Non-Blood Specimens | 29% | - Capillary puncture procedures - Order of draw and tube selection - Non-blood specimen collection - Venipuncture techniques and procedures |
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NEW QUESTION # 77
Mouth pipetting of a blood sample is:
Answer: B
Explanation:
Mouth pipetting which involves sucking a laboratory specimen into an open-ended tube, was once common practice in laboratories, but the practice was generally stopped in the 1970s when mechanical pipettes became available. However, mouth pipetting is still commonly used in developing nations where medical supplies are scarce and equipment is often outdated, so phlebotomists who work overseas should be aware that the practice puts them at high risk of disease and should never be utilized.
NEW QUESTION # 78
An outpatient's blood should NOT be drawn:
Answer: B
Explanation:
Blood should not be drawn from an outpatient who is standing or seated on a high or backless stool because of the possibility of fainting. Outpatients should be seated on a special blood- drawing chair or on a chair with armrests; however, if the patient has a tendency to faint, he or she may be seated in a reclining chair or lying down.
NEW QUESTION # 79
Which of the following statements regarding standard precautions for infection control is FALSE?
Answer: D
Explanation:
Never use both hands, or even one hand, to recap a needle. If a needle must be recapped, the cap should be placed in a cap-holding device or on a solid surface and the needle slid into it. Hands should be washed both before putting on and after removing gloves. Standard precautions should be followed for all body fluids except sweat. Resuscitation devices may be used as an alternative to mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
NEW QUESTION # 80
During venipuncture, if the needle appears to be in the vein but no blood is flowing and a slight vibration or quiver of the needle is noted, the most appropriate initial response is to:
Answer: D
Explanation:
During venipuncture, if the needle appears to be in the vein but no blood is flowing and a slight vibration or quiver of the needle is noted, the most appropriate initial response is to remove the vacuum tube, pull back slightly on the needle, and reinsert the vacuum tube. If this is not successful, the venipuncture should be discontinued and another site attempted. The lack of blood flow and vibration or quiver suggest that the needle is in a valve and the valve is attempting to open and close.
NEW QUESTION # 81
All lab samples should be handled according to:
Answer: D
Explanation:
All lab samples should be handled according to standard precautions, which combine universal precautions and body substance isolation, because of the concern that not all infectious processes are obvious or identified. With body substance isolation, gloves must be worn for all contact with blood, body fluids, and any moist body surface such as mucous membranes. With universal precautions, all blood and body fluids are considered potentially infectious. Standard precautions also require respiratory hygiene/cough etiquette.
NEW QUESTION # 82
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