NHA Module 8 Version 3.0

What is the first step in preparing a patient for a phlebotomy procedure?

• Verify order details

• Perform venipuncture

• Prepare site for venipuncture

• Handle blood samples

Which of the following is important when selecting supplies for a phlebotomy test?

• Patient's favorite color

• Needle sizes and tubes

• Type of bandage

• Patient's height

What should be determined based on patient age and condition in phlebotomy?

• Order of draw

• Venipuncture site accessibility

• Type of bandage

• Blood type

What is the procedure called when blood is drawn from a vein?

• Capillary puncture

• Venipuncture

• Blood typing

• Blood transfusion

What is the purpose of performing postprocedural care in phlebotomy?

• To verify order details

• To handle blood samples

• To ensure patient safety and comfort

• To prepare samples for transportation

What should be done with blood specimens after collection?

• Discard them immediately

• Process them for laboratory

• Store them indefinitely

• Use them for training

Why is it important to match and label specimens correctly?

• To ensure accurate test results

• To save time

• To reduce costs

• To make the process faster

What should be done if test results are out-of-range?

• Ignore them

• Recognize and respond appropriately

• Repeat the test immediately

• Discard the results

What is the purpose of preparing samples for transportation to a reference laboratory?

• To ensure timely processing

• To reduce costs

• To avoid contamination

• To make the process faster

What are the components of blood?

• Plasma, serum, and platelets

• Water, sugar, and salt

• Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen

• Proteins, fats, and carbohydrates