Please answers all questions Case 1: Charles is aphlebotomist who works in thepositions office laboratory. Onemorning shortly after thedrawing station opens, he wasasked to collect bloodspecimens for a CBC and aglucose test from a veryheavyset woman who appearsquite ill. The patient toldCharles that she vomited allnight and was unable to eat ordrink anything. She alsomentioned that she has had amastectomy on the left side andthe last time she had bloodcollected was very difficultbefore phlebotomist was able tocollect a specimen.41.Which arm should Charlescollect a blood sample?"A. RightB.LeftC.EitherD. Neither42.What options does Charleshave if he is unable to collect aproper venipuncture site?"A. Consider arterial punctureB. Consider capilary punctureC.Repeat the procedure someother timeD.Nothing43.What complication/s mightCharles expect?A.SyncopeB.DehydrationC.OverweightD. All of the above44.What must he do to preventit?"A.Ask the patient to drink waterand lie downB.Ask the patient to drink waterC.Ask the patient to lie downD.Ask the patient to return someother timeCase 2: A phlebotomist nameSarah is in the process ofcollecting a pro time and CBCfrom a patient. The needle is inthe patient's vein. As Sarahpushes the first tube onto theneedle in the tube holder, thereis a spurt of blood into the tube,and she hears a hissing sound.Then the blood stops flowing.She-re-positions the needle butis not able to reestablish bloodflow.45.Why did blood spurt into thetube then stop?"A. The tube lost vacuumB. The tube may have beenpartially in the veinC.BothD. Neither46.What clues are there todetermine the problem?"A. The hissing soundB.Spurt of bloodC.Blood stops flowingD.A and C47.What can Sarah do tocorrect the problem?"A.Replace the tubeB.Repeat the whole procedureC.Twist the tube to reestablish flowD.Remove the tourniquetCase 3: Ceasar is aphlebotomist in a small ruralhospital. One night he isworking the night shift byhimself and he was having amajor headache but decided tocontinue his work. All his drawshave been patients with easyveins. Then he gets an order forSTAT CBC, electrolytes, andglucose on a patient in ICU.The patient has Vs in botharms and has tiny hand beans.He decided to perform asyringe draw on a hand vein.The vein blows and he had tocontinue the draw. There was asmall amount of blood in thesyringe, so he decided to puthalf of it in a non-additivemicrotube part way. Just thenhe is paged for a new STATdraw in the ER. He quicklyfinishes up with the patient,slaps labels on the microtubes,scribbles his initials, and headsto the lab to deliver thespecimen before proceeding tothe ER.48.Ceasar forgot to putsomething important on thelabels of the microtube? Whatwas it?"A.Date and timeB.Doctor's nameC.Ordered testD.Vein blood sample49.Why is that a problem?"A.The specimen will not be procedan timeB.The procedure will not be STATordered by the attending physicianC.The specimen cannot be proceddue to lack of informationD.The specimen will be assumedwere collected on capillarypuncture50.What effect will it have to theresults?A. There will be lower results for therequested testsB.Nothing. The results are stillnormalC.There will be higher results forglucose and potassiumD.There will varied results for CBCand electrolytes51.The range of values normalfor a physiologic measurementin healthy persons."A.Basal stateB.Reference rangeC.Normal lineD.All of the choices52.Permanent surgicalconnection of an artery andvein by direct fusion (fistula)."A. Heparin LockB.CVADC.PICC CatheterD.Arteriovenous shunt53.Stagnation of the normalvenous blood flowA.Basal stateB.HomeostasisC.Venous stasisD.None of the choices

Case 1: Charles is a phlebotomist who works in the positions office laboratory. One morning shortly after the drawing station opens, he was asked to collect blood specimens for a CBC and a glucose test from a very heavyset woman who appears quite ill. The patient told Charles that she vomited all night and was unable to eat or drink anything. She also mentioned that she has had a mastectomy on the left side and the last time she had blood collected was very difficult before phlebotomist was able to collect a specimen. 41.Which arm should Charles collect a blood sample?" A. Right B.Left C.Either D. Neither 42.What options does Charles have if he is unable to collect a proper venipuncture site?" A. Consider arterial puncture B. Consider capilary puncture C.Repeat the procedure some other time D.Nothing 43.What complication/s might Charles expect? A.Syncope B.Dehydration C.Overweight D.All of the above 44.What must he do to prevent it?" A.Ask the patient to drink water and lie down B.Ask the patient to drink water C.Ask the patient to lie down D.Ask the patient to return some other time

Case 1: Charles is a phlebotomist who works in the positions office laboratory. One morning shortly after the drawing station opens, he was asked to collect blood specimens for a CBC and a glucose test from a very heavyset woman who appears quite ill. The patient told Charles that she vomited all night and was unable to eat or drink anything. She also mentioned that she has had a mastectomy on the left side and the last time she had blood collected was very difficult before phlebotomist was able to collect a specimen. 41.Which arm should Charles collect a blood sample?" A. Right B.Left C.Either D. Neither 42.What options does Charles have if he is unable to collect a proper venipuncture site?" A. Consider arterial puncture B. Consider capilary puncture C.Repeat the procedure some other time D.Nothing 43.What complication/s might Charles expect? A.Syncope B.Dehydration C.Overweight D.All of the above 44.What must he do to prevent it?" A.Ask the patient to drink water and lie down B.Ask the patient to drink water C.Ask the patient to lie down D.Ask the patient to return some other time

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