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The Number One Way to stop the spread of infection is?

Handwashing

The Three Major Veins that are best for venipuncture are located in the ?

Antecubital Fossa

Out of the following needle gauges,…17..19…21…25..which has the Largest needle diameter?

17

What Causes Blood Flow into an Evacuated Tube?

The Tube's Vacuum

How long, At Most, should a tourniquet be left on a patient’s arm?

2 Minutes

The Most Common antiseptic used for routine blood collection is?

70% Isopropyl Alcohol

In regards to assessing a vein’s characteristics, Define Turgor?

The Bounce or Resilience of a Vein

To “Palpate” means to?

Examine by Touch, or Feel

On most Patients, A Phlebotomist’s First choice is which vein?

The Median Cubital Vein

On most Patients, A Phlebotomist’s Second choice is which vein?

The Cephalic Vein

On most Patients, A Phlebotomist’s Third choice is which vein?

The Basilic Vein

The Most Commonly used needle gauges for standard collection are what size?

21 & 22 Gauge

The basilica vein is Close To which structure?

The Median Cutaneous Nerve

When Cleaning A Site for venipuncture, the Phlebotomist should?

Clean in an Outward Spiral Pattern

What are the proper sequential steps to take when Ending a Draw?

1. Remove Tourniquet
2. Remove Last Tube
3. Remove Needle Apparatus From Arm
4. Engage The Safety and Dispose of the Needle, While Applying Pressure to Site
5. Invert and Label Specimen Tubes


6. Bandage Draw Site

Which veins Are Suitable for venipuncture?

Heavy Arms
Deep Veins
Muscular Arms

What is Always True about PPE?

*Gloves Should Always Be Worn, When Coming In Contact With A Patient, or Specimen of Any Type


*Dispose of Gloves in Same Room as Used

Which Is True Regarding tube labeling?

*Label Tube, As Soon As You Finish the Draw
*Include: Patient Name, D.O.B., Date and Time of Draw, and Your Initials
*Never Pre-Label
*Always Label in front of Patient Before Leaving
*Ask Patient to Verify Information

What Should ALWAYS be disposed of in a sharp’s container?

Needles
Syringes
Evacuated Tubes
Microscope Slides
Lancets
Capillary Tubes
Biohazardous Waste

What Does Not Belong in the sharps container?

Used Gloves
Minimally Dirtied Gauze
Bandages
Plastic Caps
Tourniquets