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Unit 10: Phlebotomy
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What is the preferred site for capillary puncture on an adult?
ring and middle fingers
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What is the best position for the patient when performing venipuncture?
Sitting or lying down
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Where does this red tube fall in the order of draw?
3rd
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What is the last tube collected in the order of draw?
Gray
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Where should capillary puncture on an infant should be performed?
On either side of the heel
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True or False: The skin should be prepped with alcohol when drawing blood cultures?
False
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What is the difference between a BMP and a CMP?
The CMP is more in depth
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What does CBC stand for?
Complete Blood Count
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The smaller the gauge of the needle, the _________ size/width of the needle
Larger
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What complication can occur if the needle goes through the vein?
hematoma
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What type of needle is best for a patient with small, fragile veins?
Butterfly needle
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True or False: a pulse should be felt when palpating for a vein
False
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What type of additive is in this tube?
Anticoagulant
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What color tube is used for a CBC?
Lavender
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Prior to performing a phlebotomy procedure, what should the MA verify with the patient?
Name and date of birth
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What color tube is always collected first according to the order of draw?
Yellow
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How long can the tourniquet be left on the arm for?
No longer than 1 minute
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What is always the first step when performing venipuncture?
Check the lab requisition
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What direction should the bevel of the needle be facing when performing venipuncture?
Up
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What is the preferred vein for routine venipuncture?
Median Cubital
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