The agency responsible for categorizing the level of complexity of laboratory tests is:
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While working in the specimen processing area, you are asked…
While working in the specimen processing area, you are asked to deliver specimens for trace element testing. Where will you deliver these specimens?
Routine inspections by which of the following agencies ensur…
Routine inspections by which of the following agencies ensure that hospital and reference laboratories are following standards of performance for laboratory testing and phlebotomy procedures?
When collecting specimens from patients who are unconscious,…
When collecting specimens from patients who are unconscious, it is best to
During your morning blood draws you notice a fire at the end…
During your morning blood draws you notice a fire at the end of the hallway. What is the LAST thing you should do? Activate the fire alarm or phone in the alarm. Contain the fire as much as possible. Extinguish if possible. Rescue those who need immediate help.
What are CLIA “waived” tests?
What are CLIA “waived” tests?
Volatile solvents can cause respiratory tract irritation and…
Volatile solvents can cause respiratory tract irritation and central nervous system depression. How can you prevent accidental vapor inhalation? Wear a mask or respirator while handling chemicals. Transport chemicals with their caps removed. Use a biological hood for handling chemicals. Handle chemicals out in the open for good air circulation.
As the phlebotomist assigned to STAT blood collections, you…
As the phlebotomist assigned to STAT blood collections, you are asked to collect a specimen from a patient who is awaiting a procedure in radiology. This patient is
You should wash your hands for a minimum of how long between…
You should wash your hands for a minimum of how long between patients? A) 1 minute B) 45 seconds C) 30 seconds D) 20 seconds
The NFPA chemical hazard codes indicate all of the following…
The NFPA chemical hazard codes indicate all of the following EXCEPT: 1. alkalinity. 2. flammability 3. health hazard. 4. reactivity