Phlebotomy Theory Practice Mock Test 3

Which of the following is a primary function of the integument system?

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In 18th-century phlebotomy, how were leeches typically used?

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If a patient refuses to have blood drawn, the phlebotomist should:

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The principle of obtaining informed consent requires phlebotomists to:

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What does obtaining informed consent in phlebotomy involve?

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Leech therapy was primarily used in the 18th century for:

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What gauge needle is most commonly used for routine venipuncture?

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Who introduced the theory of four humors in ancient medicine?

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Who was the physician credited with identifying that arteries, not just veins, carry blood?

Question 9 of 40

Which vein is typically considered when the median cubital vein is not accessible?

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Why were leeches considered effective in early bloodletting practices?

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In modern medicine, the primary purpose of phlebotomy is to:

Question 12 of 40

Which laboratory test can be used to monitor the health of the kidneys?

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What substance in blood samples plays a critical role in forming clots?

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What is NOT a critical factor for maintaining quality assurance in blood collection?

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Which of the following was a belief associated with phlebotomy during the time of Galen?

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Which layer of a blood vessel wall is primarily responsible for regulating blood pressure and flow?

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In early phlebotomy, leeches were used to draw blood because:

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Which of the following is used when the median cubital vein is not accessible?

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Which blood vessels are involved in the exchange of nutrients and waste products at the tissue level?

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Which tube is typically used for coagulation testing?

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When the basilic vein is not accessible, which alternative vein is commonly used?

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Which test evaluates cholesterol and triglyceride levels to assess heart disease risk?

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Which test measures the amount of red and white blood cells in a sample?

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The legal principle of vicarious liability means:

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What does the term “phlebotomy” literally mean?

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What is the modern-day role of a phlebotomist?

Question 27 of 40

Which type of blood vessel has the thinnest walls and allows for gas exchange?

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Which department specializes in detecting pathogens in blood and other samples?

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Which vein is typically the first choice for venipuncture?

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Which tube color is primarily used for collecting samples for CBC (Complete Blood Count)?

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What is the gauge number of a larger diameter needle?

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Which test measures the function of the liver?

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In historical phlebotomy, cupping was used to:

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Leech therapy was historically used to:

Question 35 of 40

What was a major drawback of bloodletting when overused in historical medical practices?

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What test is commonly used to assess kidney function?

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What component of blood is primarily responsible for clotting?

Question 38 of 40

Which of the following is a risk when using the basilic vein for venipuncture?

Question 39 of 40

The tunica intima refers to the:

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