Phlebotomy Theory Practice Mock Test 5

Which layer of the skin is primarily responsible for sensory perception?

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Which of the following legal issues is specific to phlebotomists and their practice?

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Which layer of the vein wall is composed of smooth and elastic fibers and is thicker in arteries?

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What department processes specimens for detecting infections in blood samples?

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The Coagulation profile includes all of the following tests EXCEPT:

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What is the purpose of standard operating procedures (SOPs) in phlebotomy?

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What color tube is used for glucose testing?

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Which needle gauge is most commonly used in routine adult venipuncture?

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Which of the following is NOT a type of blood vessel?

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What feature of veins helps ensure unidirectional blood flow?

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Who was responsible for advancing the humoral theory and suggesting that illness resulted from an imbalance in bodily fluids?

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What gauge size corresponds to a needle with a smaller diameter?

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What is the best needle type for pediatric patients or those with fragile veins?

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What test is used to diagnose diabetes?

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If the tourniquet is left on for an extended period, what should be done?

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Where does nutrient and gas exchange occur at the cellular level?

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Which test is frequently used to confirm diabetes?

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What does the lymphatic system transport to the bloodstream?

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What is the primary role of a clot activator in blood collection tubes?

Question 19 of 40

Which laboratory department processes samples to determine cholesterol levels?

Question 20 of 40

The barber pole, with its red and white stripes, symbolized what aspect of a barber-surgeon’s role?

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Which department handles blood analysis to diagnose infections like sepsis?

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What colour tube is typically used for a blood culture?

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Which early phlebotomy method involved the use of suction to draw blood to the skin’s surface?

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Why are phlebotomy standards and codes of practice essential?

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What is the primary function of the Vacutainer system in blood collection?

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Which department processes blood samples for glucose levels?

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Which vein is often chosen for venipuncture due to its superficial location and easy accessibility?

Question 28 of 40

Patient confidentiality in phlebotomy means:

Question 29 of 40

Which department in the pathology laboratory processes serum samples?

Question 30 of 40

What color top tube is primarily used for blood glucose testing?

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Which department analyses specimens to detect microorganisms?

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Which organization represents professional phlebotomists in the UK?

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What should you do if the tourniquet is left on for more than 2 minutes?

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At what distance should the tourniquet be tied above the puncture site?

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Which of the following veins has valves to prevent backflow of blood?

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What is a potential complication when using the basilic vein for venipuncture?

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What is the recommended step immediately after collecting a blood sample?

Question 38 of 40

The tunica adventitia is the:

Question 39 of 40

How many times should you invert a tube with anticoagulant after blood collection?

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