14. Personnel authorized forvenipuncture*A.Lab TechnicianB.Level I phlebotomistsC.NursesD.All of the choices15. The tests for ABGprovides information about.*A.Acid-base balanceB.VentilationC.OxygenationD.All of the choices16.If patient has latex allergy.what should be done?"A.Change the tourniquetB.Ask the patient to go homeC.NothingD.Use another arm17. Which of the following isNOT a cause for specimenrejection?"A.Hemolyzed specimenB.QNSC.Air bubblesD.No phlebotomist initials18. The use of a tourniquetduring a venipunctureprocedure makes...*A.Alcohol not dry in therequired amount of timeB.Veins less prominent andless fillingC.Veins more prominent andeasier to punctureD.Blood stop flowing to arteriesbut not veins19. Which of the following isNOT an indication ofperforming a capillarypuncture?"A.ChemotherapyB.GeriatricC.POCTD.25 gauge20. Modified Allen test"A.Determine if the patient hascollateral circulation.B.Detection of glucose in theblood.C.Identification of malariaD.Evaluate respiratorydisorders21. Warming the incision sitein POCT is also done."A. TrueB.False22. When doing a capillarypuncture which of thefollowing is the correct orderof draw?"A.EDTA-Red top-LithiumheparinB.EDTA-Serum glass-SerumplasticC.EDTA-Lithiumheparin-BloodD.EDTA-Sodium fluoride-gasSerum23. Part of identifying apatient in a hospital setting isto ask them to state theirname.*A.TrueB.False24.Thick blood film...*A.is used for diagnosingdengueB.is air-dried for at least 2 hoursbefore stainingC.is recommended for geriatricpatientsD.None of the choices25. The needle should alwaysbe inserted at the puncturesite with the:*A.Bevel side downB.Bevel positioned away fromthe insertion siteC.Bevel upwardD.None of the choices26. Wiping the first drop ofskin puncture bloodA.triggers blood flowB.eliminates tissue fluidcontaminationC.for hygienic purposesD.is the protocol.27. Which of the following isNOT commonly measuredABG analytes?"A.pHB.PTC.HCO2D.PaO228. Which is a correctlocation for finger puncture?*A.Same with creasesB.Perpendicular to whorlsC.Tip of the fingerD.None of the choices29. Radial artery...*A.is located in the thumb side ofthe wristB.hard to palpateC.has more chance ofhematoma formation aftercollectionD.least commonly used site30.Skin puncture referencerange is lower than venousreference range for...*A.GlucoseB.PotassiumC.OxygenD.Base excess31. Tourniquets applied to thearm during venipunctureshould provide enoughtensions to compress theartery but not the vein."A.TrueB.False32. Which is the correct orderof draw if the tests requestedfor the patient are FBS,HbA1c, and PT/aPTT?*A.Purple->Gold->Light blueB.Red->Green->PurpleC.Gold->PurpleD.Blue->Red->Purple33. The correct needleposition for a venipuncture isdegree angle with thebevel facingA.5-450, upB.15-300, upC.10-600, downD.25-570, down834.Depth of skin puncturemust be controlled toavoid...*A.bleeding too muchB.bone injuryC.painD.wideness of wound

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