Click ‘Next’ To Begin The Practice Quiz! Good Luck! Name Email 1. What is the recommended depth of a heel puncture on an infant? 5mm 8mm 6mm 2.0mm 2. A person should sustain from eating for how many hours prior to a fasting blood test? 8 4 10 12 3. Blood cultures are collected in a __________ tube. Yellow Green Blue Red 4. Permanent surgical connection between an artery and a vein? fistula antecubital fossa outer tortuous 5. Contact, droplet and airborne are ______________. protect from infection Types of blood cells Modes of Transpertation neutrophils 6. The OGTT (oral Glucose Tolerance test or GTT test diagnoses _____________ Edema diabetes Platelets Flu 7. Where is the blood collected, stored, and prepared for transfusions? Cold Room Hospital ER Blood Bank Marrow Bank 8. What tube is used for ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate? Modes of transmission Agent - because it's the source. protect from infection Lavender 9. When someone is in shock you should keep them cool. True False 10. Which tube would you use to measure lactic acid ? Gray Green Yellow Red 11. In therapeutic blood monitoring, the trough levels are tested ___________ 30 minutes BEFORE the scheduled dose. 5 minutes AFTER the scheduled dose. 10 minutes AFTER the scheduled dose. 2 minutes BEFORE the scheduled dose 12. Which tube is used for a sickle cell (anemia) screen? Gray Lavender Green Light Blue 13. arteries and arterioles carry oxygenated blood? True False 14. How many times should a light-blue tube be inverted? 1-2- times 10-12 times 3-4 times 0 times 15. What is the preferred antiseptic for venipuncture? Platelets Isopropyl Alcohol Water Soda 16. An open wound can be a portal of entry in an infection chain. True False 17. Tiny red spots on the skin cause from the rupturing of capillaries are called? Petechiae Platelets Injection Site Red Blood Cells 18. Sodium Citrate is the additive in which tube? Yellow Red Orange Light Blue Hint 19. Always recap your needle before putting it into the sharps container. True False 20. Lavender tubes must be 2/3 full. True False 21. What part of the infant is a PKU test performed on ? Heel Knee Arm Finger 22. If the needle passes completely through the vein you must pull it out of the arm and try another vein. True False 23. What special handling does a cold agglutinins test require ? diabetes Cold tubes pre-warmed tubes frozen tubes 24. How many inches above the site should be the tourniquet be tied? 3-4 inches 1 inch 6 inches 5-6 inches 25. What is a condition that could cause leukopenia (low white blood cell count)? Chemotherapy Edema Lavender Fevar Time's up
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What is the recommended depth of a heel puncture on an infant?
A person should sustain from eating for how many hours prior to a fasting blood test?
Blood cultures are collected in a __________ tube.
Permanent surgical connection between an artery and a vein?
Contact, droplet and airborne are ______________.
The OGTT (oral Glucose Tolerance test or GTT test diagnoses _____________
Where is the blood collected, stored, and prepared for transfusions?
What tube is used for ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate?
When someone is in shock you should keep them cool.
Which tube would you use to measure lactic acid ?
In therapeutic blood monitoring, the trough levels are tested ___________
Which tube is used for a sickle cell (anemia) screen?
arteries and arterioles carry oxygenated blood?
How many times should a light-blue tube be inverted?
What is the preferred antiseptic for venipuncture?
An open wound can be a portal of entry in an infection chain.
Tiny red spots on the skin cause from the rupturing of capillaries are called?
Sodium Citrate is the additive in which tube?
Always recap your needle before putting it into the sharps container.
Lavender tubes must be 2/3 full.
What part of the infant is a PKU test performed on ?
If the needle passes completely through the vein you must pull it out of the arm and try another vein.
What special handling does a cold agglutinins test require ?
How many inches above the site should be the tourniquet be tied?
What is a condition that could cause leukopenia (low white blood cell count)?
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