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What is the most common bloodborne pathogen biohazard in the…
What is the most common bloodborne pathogen biohazard in the laboratory? Specimen processing Needlestick injury Slipping and falling Paper cut
Diseases such as chickenpox, TB, and shingles can be spread…
Diseases such as chickenpox, TB, and shingles can be spread through which mode of transmission? A) Contact B) Droplet C) Vector D) Airborne
A ________ becomes a vehicle for disease transmission when i…
A ________ becomes a vehicle for disease transmission when it comes into contact with contaminated items, like food, linen, or equipment. A) host B) fomite C) animal D) bug
How should a story be told?
How should a story be told?
Which of the following is a physical capability, not a ski…
Which of the following is a physical capability, not a skill?
If a discard tube is required by your facility, what is an a…
If a discard tube is required by your facility, what is an appropriate discard tube to collect prior to filling tubes for coagulation testing? A) Red/black B) Green/black C) Red/gray D) Red non-additive
While transferring a specimen from the collection container…
While transferring a specimen from the collection container to a transport container for shipping, the phlebotomist spills some of the specimen on the counter. What should the phlebotomist do next? Continue processing the specimen. Use a biohazard spill kit to clean the counter. Clean the counter with a chemical spill kit. Clean the counter with soap and water.
A phlebotomist notices sparks coming from the back of the ce…
A phlebotomist notices sparks coming from the back of the centrifuge. What type of workplace hazard is this? Biohazard Chemical Electrical Radioactive
What is the maximum number of times blood collection should…
What is the maximum number of times blood collection should be attempted on a patient with difficult veins? A) One time B) Two times C) Three times D) Unlimited