Phlebotomy Chapter 2 and 3

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What is a Class B fire?

Back

A Class B fire is caused by flammable liquids such as grease, oil, and solvents.

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What is the first choice vein for blood draws?

Back

The Median Cubital Vein is the first choice for blood draws due to its size and location.

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What is the second choice vein for blood draws?

Back

The Cephalic Vein is the second choice for blood draws.

Front

Which finger is the Cephalic Vein closest to?

Back

The Cephalic Vein is closest to the Thumb.

Front

Which department analyzes blood cultures?

Back

The Microbiology department is responsible for analyzing blood cultures.

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What is the function of the Median Cubital Vein?

Back

The Median Cubital Vein is primarily used for venipuncture due to its accessibility.

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What type of fire is caused by energized electrical equipment?

Back

A Class C fire is caused by energized electrical equipment.

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What is the Basilic Vein's significance in phlebotomy?

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The Basilic Vein is often used as a last resort for blood draws due to its proximity to major arteries and nerves.

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What is the role of the Microbiology department in a laboratory?

Back

The Microbiology department analyzes samples for pathogens and cultures.

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What are the characteristics of a Class A fire?

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Class A fires are caused by ordinary combustibles like wood, paper, and cloth.