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Terms in this set (30)A request is given to draw a specimen from an inpatient by the name of John Doe. Which of the following is an acceptable way to confirm the patient's identity? C The following tests have all been ordered at the same time on different inpatients. Only one phlebotomist is on duty. Which test should the phlebotomist collect first? C Doing which of the following during the vein selection process is bad for the specimen? A Using which of the following
communication strategies before obtaining a blood specimen from a child demonstrates poor technique? C The patient is just finishing a big breakfast as the phlebotomist arrives to draw a fasting specimen. What should the phlebotomist do? A What may happen if you mix a specimen too vigorously? C Never leave a tourniquet on for more than B How can you tell that you are in a vein when using a needle and a syringe? D What is the most critical error a phlebotomist can make? D What is the best way for a newly trained phlebotomist A What would be the system of choice to identify
laboratory specimens from an unconscious, unidentified woman in the emergency room? D The priority designation for a test request is based on all of the following EXCEPT A A phlebotomist arrives to draw a specimen from an inpatient. The patient's door is closed. What should the phlebotomist do? A The patient asks if the specimen about to drawn is for a diabetes test. How should the question be answered? B
An unconscious patient is not wearing an ID band. There is an ID band taped to the patient's IV pole with information that matches the requisition. What should the phlebotomist do? D Which of the following is the job of a student phlebotomist? B An inpatient is sound asleep when the
phlebotomist arrives to draw a blood specimen. What should the phlebotomist do? D The first step in the testing process begins when the D If a venipuncture site is still bleeding after 5 minutes the phlebotomist should A What is the recommended angle of needle insertion for an antecubital vein and a hand vein, respectively? ... An elderly patient arrives at an outpatient clinic for a blood draw. He is accompanied by his daughter, who mentions that he is hard of hearing. How should the phlebotomist proceed? D
A tourniquet used for venipuncture procedures should be D A phlebotomist starts to perform a venipuncture. As the needle touches the skin, the patient
moves his arm. The phlebotomist is startled and pulls the needle away from the arm. How should the phlebotomist proceed after apologizing to the patient? C The phlebotomist has made two unsuccessful attempts to collect a fasting specimen from an outpatient. What should the phlebotomist do next? A An additive
tube should be mixed B The procedure of identifying a patient using the written requisition, arm band, and verbal confirmation is known as ______. ...
A specimen that must be drawn immediately is called a _____. STAT A person with belonephobia has an irrational fear of __________and ______________. - Pins Hospice is a type of care for patients who are __________________ ___________. Terminally I'll Folding the arm to apply pressure after venipuncture can disrupt _____________ _________ __________________ when the arm is lowered. ... Sets with similar termsPhlebotomy Chapter 830 terms rajinder_tamber Chapter 830 terms blair_schexnayder Sets found in the same folderChapter 7 Study PKT30 terms alexandra_ramirez9 Chapter 9 Study PKT31 terms alexandra_ramirez9 Chapter 11 Study PKT30 terms alexandra_ramirez9 Chapter 3 Study PKT30 terms alexandra_ramirez9 Other sets by this creatorHessi Vocab13 terms alexandra_ramirez9 Litmus Milk14 terms alexandra_ramirez9 Eosin Methylene Blue Agar10 terms alexandra_ramirez9 MacConkey Agar6 terms alexandra_ramirez9 Other Quizlet setsscience chap 10 section 4-630 terms tonypitsinos Biochem jeopardy51 terms Lisa_VanderWees Drone Part 107 Test Study Guide93 terms kyled_16PLUS Anatomy & Physiology: Respiratory, Urinary, Digest…50 terms chrisiemckeePLUS Related questionsQUESTION what is the MC kind bladder cancer? 15 answers QUESTION what is the mnemonic for hypernatremia 10 answers QUESTION What is the prognosis for OC? 8 answers QUESTION What are the five mechanisms that produce neuropathic pain? 6 answers How do you stop bleeding after venipuncture?Guidelines for managing bleeding
Raise your arm above your head and apply pressure with your other hand for 5 minutes or longer. Cover the site with a bandage or put the pressure bandage back on the site, if needed.
What could have caused the extensive bleeding this patient experienced after the venipuncture?Petechiae may occur following venepuncture. This may be due to coagulation problems or abnormalities [4,6]. The patient may bleed excessively after blood collection; make sure bleeding stops prior to leaving the patient. Excessive bleeding after venepucture can occur.
How do you handle patient complications with blood collection?Treatment of blood collection complications: If the patient becomes faint, stop the blood-taking procedure and lie down the patient with raised foot end.. Immediately remove the tourniquet.. Hold pressure at the site for at least 5 minutes or till bleeding stops.. Check the pulse and blood pressure.. What precautions should the phlebotomist take to avoid exposure to blood when performing a venipuncture?The phlebotomist must wear appropriate PPE to protect from splashes or spills of blood; the needle safety feature must be immediately activated and needle discarded into sharps container after procedure; plastic vacuum tubes should be used when possible.
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