Question

QUESTION 1

1. Geriatric patients are more prone to hematoma formation because:

QUESTION 2

1. Which of the following approaches is appropriate when a phlebotomist is working with a diverse patient population?

QUESTION 3

1. Iatrogenic anemia in neonates is caused by:

QUESTION 4

1. Infants begin to show fear of strangers at what age?

QUESTION 5

1. Which of the following medical specialties focuses on the care and treatment of the elderly?

QUESTION 6

1. A phlebotomist calls an outpatient into the collection area. The patient is a 10 year old male who asks "Will this hurt?" The phlebotomist should reply:

QUESTION 7

1. A phlebotomist enters the room of a 16 year old patient to collect blood for HCG, used to determine pregnancy. The patient asks what the test is for. The phlebotomist should respond:

QUESTION 8

Bandaids used to cover the venipuncture site could be a choking hazard for babies and toddlers

QUESTION 9

1. If a teenager begins to cry during a venipuncture procedure, you should:

QUESTION 10

1. It is recommended that venipuncture procedures on inpatient children should be performed:

QUESTION 11

1. Which of the following about EMLA is NOT true?

QUESTION 12

1. The removal of as little as ____ of blood from a person over a short period of time can result in cardiac arrest.

QUESTION 13

1. Total blood volume in a neonate is calculated using:

QUESTION 14

1. True or false: The parent must always be present when performing a venipuncture on a minor.

QUESTION 15

1. To prevent iatrogenic anemia in neonates and small children, CLSI recommends the maximum amount of blood drawn during a 24 hour period is:

QUESTION 16

1. The total volume of blood in a premature infant weighing 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) would be:

QUESTION 17

1. How much blood could safely be drawn from a premature infant weighing 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) in a 24 hour period?

QUESTION 18

1. True or false: Infants should be allowed to have a bottle of juice when having their blood drawn to calm them during the procedure.

Answer 1

o Geriatric patients are more prone to hematoma function because their veins have decreased elasticity. © To approach the patient professionaly and should be non judgemental to their lifestyles and he should be able to provide care and communicate with them. © Latrogenic anemia is caused by frequent - removal of blood as samples to to test and monitor the blood parameters, from people suffering from oliseases. 4 At the age of 7-10 months infants able to recognise people around them and show fear to strangers. © Geriatric focuses on the care and treatment of elderly. ne should reply it may cause some brief - discomfort but it may not hurt It is used to test the Human chorionic ganadrotropin hormone in body Bandaids causes irritation to babies tender skin.