quizzes compilation

• Latin etymology of phlebotomy = Vena: vein; Sectio: cutting
• All phlebotomists are RMT. = FALSE
• All RMTs are phlebotomists. = TRUE
• Test for Liver enzymes = Clinical chemistry
• Material used to extract blood during the old times. = Fleams
• Platelet function test = Hematology
• Semenalysis = Clinical microscopy
• NRL Sexually transmitted diseases = San Lazaro Hospital
• WBC differential counting = Hematology
• NRL Biochemistry = Lung center of the Philippines
• Laboratory section responsible for urine analysis = Clinical microscopy
• Additive used in hematology section = Citrate and EDTA
• Phlebotomy = Both therapeutic and diagnostic
• When leaving an isolation room, it is necessary to remove this specific piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) outside the patient's room. = Respirator
• The manner of transmission wherein the infectious agent is transferred through droplet nuclei or dried residue of droplets. = airborne transmission
• Which of the following can be used as antiseptic during phlebotomy? = 70% isopropyl alcohol
• What action can be safely taken when eliminating the cause of an electric shock? a.Turning off the circuit breaker b.Using a glass container to move the instrument
• Which of the following is the correct sequence of the chain of infection = Infectious agent – reservoir – portal of exit – mode of transmission- portal of entry – host
• The acronym RACE stands for: = rescue, alarm, contain, extinguish.
• The preferred fire extinguisher for an electrical fire is: = CO2
• Fire due to electric equipment is classified as: = Class C
• The extinguishing agent in Class ABC fire extinguisher is: = Dry chemical
• What is the proper order for donning personal protective equipment (PPE)? = Gown, Mask , Goggles, Gloves
• Tuberculosis, chickenpox, and measles can be transmitted through: = airborne
• In a fire tetrahedron, which of the following are elements of fire? = fuel, chemical reaction, oxygen and heat
• The acronym PASS refers to = operation of a fire extinguisher
• The recommended ratio of compressions-to-breaths in conventional CPR, which involves chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth breathing, is: = 30 compressions to 2 breaths
• What measures may be taken to prevent the transmission of microorganisms?

  Proper hand hygiene

  Use of appropriate personal protective equipment

  Immunization
• Phlebotomy came from the greek words, phlebos which means veins and TEMNEIN which means to cut.
•  Leeching is also known as Hirudotheraphy.
• Cupping and leeching during the 17th century were performed using Lancet and fleams.
• The main goal of phlebotomy practice are Diagnosis and treatment, transfusion and removal of blood for therapeutic purposes.
• The credentials of the phlebotomist are certification or Licensure and continuing education.
• Non verbal Communcation involves expressing ideas through words.-False
• The phlebotomist should have the ability to listen and comprehend what the patient is telling them.-True
• Ambulatory Care belongs to the unit at a local level but still under the jurisdiction of the health department -False
• Healthcare facilities are categorized as inpatient and outpatient.-

  True
• A phlebotomist is expected to practice professionalism during emergency cases only.-False
• The Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) includes the following except:

  Eye glasses
• This is the ratio of the bleach solution for decontamination of specimen collection and processing areas.

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