Phlebotomy Theory Practice Mock Test 1

The median cubital vein is commonly used for venipuncture because:

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What do the red and white stripes on a barber pole historically represent?

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Which colour tube is used for collecting samples for coagulation tests like PT and aPTT?

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Which vein has the highest risk of nerve injury during venipuncture?

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What is a key aspect of infection control during blood collection?

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Galen’s discovery that both veins and arteries contained blood was a key development in:

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How were leeches used in phlebotomy during the 18th century?

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Quality assurance in phlebotomy ensures:

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What does the circulatory system primarily transport to tissues?

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How many times should you invert a serum separator tube (SST) after collection?

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Which physician introduced the idea of the humoral balance and advocated bloodletting to restore this balance?

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Which tube color is commonly used for collecting samples for blood culture?

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The barber pole symbol with red and white stripes represents:

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What color top tube is used for blood culture collections?

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Which of the following is a potential complication of blood collection?

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The primary role of the respiratory system in conjunction with the cardiovascular system is to:

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Which of the following would NOT lead to a legal issue in phlebotomy?

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What type of needle is used when drawing from small, fragile veins?

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Which ancient civilization is credited with the use of leech therapy for medicinal purposes?

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In the medieval era, which instrument was commonly used for making incisions during bloodletting?

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What legal protection ensures that phlebotomists are held accountable for their actions in patient care?

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Which test is used to count the number of platelets in a blood sample?

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Which of the following is a key part of infection control in phlebotomy?

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Which of the following factors can affect vein dilation during blood collection?

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Which of the following is essential for ensuring a valid consent before performing a blood draw?

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What early method of phlebotomy involved the use of heated glass to create a vacuum on the skin?

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What does the term “epi” in epidermis mean?

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What is the primary objective of phlebotomy standards and code of practice?

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What is one of the main functions of the skeletal system?

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What is the primary focus of quality assurance in phlebotomy?

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What is the second-best choice for venipuncture after the median cubital vein?

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Why is patient confidentiality crucial in phlebotomy?

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Which of the following substances is found in plasma but not in serum?

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What is a common complication associated with venipuncture?

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Which of the following blood tests is used to assess myocardial infarction?

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Which of the following factors does NOT affect the state of a vein?

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In a multiple draw system, what allows the collection of blood into multiple tubes?

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Which ancient civilization is known for its early use of bloodletting for medical purposes?

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Which vein should be avoided in routine venipuncture due to its proximity to major nerves and arteries?

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Patient confidentiality in phlebotomy ensures that:

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