PCAB-AMO TEST LATEST ACTUAL EXAM
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
• The receiving chambers of the heart are the.
Answer: atria
• a person standing erect with arms at the sides and eyes and palms facing
forward.
Answer: anatomical position
• a phlebotomist who collects a specimen from an inpatient with this disease
would be required to wear an N-95 respirator while in the patients room.
Answer: pulmonary tuberculosis
• a person laying face up.
Answer: supine position
• muscle type.
Answer: determined according to where the muscle is located, its
histological cellular characteristics, and whether nervous control of the
muscle is voluntary or involuntary
• the medical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders
of the eye is:.
Answer: ophthalmology
• not a phlebotomist duty.
Answer: starting intravenous (I.v.) lines
• which government agency regulates the quality of gloves worn when
performing phlebotomy procedures.
Answer: FDA
• avulsion.
Answer: tearing away of a body part
,• Public Health Services **PHS.
Answer: function at local and state level to provide services for the entire
population of the region
• latex band that also usually measures how much?.
Answer: 1 to half inches wide and 15 inches long
• cholecystitis.
Answer: gallbladder inflammation
• always draw above or below i.v.?.
Answer: below
• The field of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases
of the ear, nose, and throat is:.
Answer: otolaryngology
• Practice setting.
Answer: where OT treatment or services take place
• the test performed in the following department are collected in a tube with a
light blue top?.
Answer: coagulation
• not an antecubital vein.
Answer: femoral vein
• alpha-fetoprotein *AFP.
Answer: sst avoid hemolysis/amniotic fluid ok chemistry fetal
abnormalities/adult hepatic carcinomas
• national organization that sets standards for phlebotomy procedure is.
Answer: clsi
• nephrons.
Answer: the functional units of the kidney
• a hereditary inability to metabolize phenylanine.
Answer: PKU
, • direct antiglobulin test *DAT/Coombs direct.
Answer: lavender **SPECIAL ID PROCEDURE immunohematology/blood
bank detects antibodies attached to the patients RBCs
• which test requires strict skin antisepsis skin antisepsis procedures before
specimen collections?.
Answer: blood culture
• ambulatory care.
Answer: outpatient care
• Phlebotomists.
Answer: obtain blood for patient monitoring and diagnostic purposes
• the test that require special "chain of custody" documentation when
collected is also called.
Answer: drug screen
• Federal agency that instituted and enforces regulations requiring the labeling
of hazardous material.
Answer: OSHA
• a urine c&s is typically ordered to detect what?.
Answer: presence of UTI
• which type of contact infection transmission involves transfer of an infective
microbes to the mucous membranes of a subsceptible by means of a cough
or sneeze.
Answer: droplets
• digestion.
Answer: process by which food is broken into simple usable components
• between 18, 20,21,22 gauge needles which has the largest lumen.
Answer: 18 gauge
• hematopoiesis.
Answer: occurs in bone marrow of the skeletal system
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
• The receiving chambers of the heart are the.
Answer: atria
• a person standing erect with arms at the sides and eyes and palms facing
forward.
Answer: anatomical position
• a phlebotomist who collects a specimen from an inpatient with this disease
would be required to wear an N-95 respirator while in the patients room.
Answer: pulmonary tuberculosis
• a person laying face up.
Answer: supine position
• muscle type.
Answer: determined according to where the muscle is located, its
histological cellular characteristics, and whether nervous control of the
muscle is voluntary or involuntary
• the medical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders
of the eye is:.
Answer: ophthalmology
• not a phlebotomist duty.
Answer: starting intravenous (I.v.) lines
• which government agency regulates the quality of gloves worn when
performing phlebotomy procedures.
Answer: FDA
• avulsion.
Answer: tearing away of a body part
,• Public Health Services **PHS.
Answer: function at local and state level to provide services for the entire
population of the region
• latex band that also usually measures how much?.
Answer: 1 to half inches wide and 15 inches long
• cholecystitis.
Answer: gallbladder inflammation
• always draw above or below i.v.?.
Answer: below
• The field of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases
of the ear, nose, and throat is:.
Answer: otolaryngology
• Practice setting.
Answer: where OT treatment or services take place
• the test performed in the following department are collected in a tube with a
light blue top?.
Answer: coagulation
• not an antecubital vein.
Answer: femoral vein
• alpha-fetoprotein *AFP.
Answer: sst avoid hemolysis/amniotic fluid ok chemistry fetal
abnormalities/adult hepatic carcinomas
• national organization that sets standards for phlebotomy procedure is.
Answer: clsi
• nephrons.
Answer: the functional units of the kidney
• a hereditary inability to metabolize phenylanine.
Answer: PKU
, • direct antiglobulin test *DAT/Coombs direct.
Answer: lavender **SPECIAL ID PROCEDURE immunohematology/blood
bank detects antibodies attached to the patients RBCs
• which test requires strict skin antisepsis skin antisepsis procedures before
specimen collections?.
Answer: blood culture
• ambulatory care.
Answer: outpatient care
• Phlebotomists.
Answer: obtain blood for patient monitoring and diagnostic purposes
• the test that require special "chain of custody" documentation when
collected is also called.
Answer: drug screen
• Federal agency that instituted and enforces regulations requiring the labeling
of hazardous material.
Answer: OSHA
• a urine c&s is typically ordered to detect what?.
Answer: presence of UTI
• which type of contact infection transmission involves transfer of an infective
microbes to the mucous membranes of a subsceptible by means of a cough
or sneeze.
Answer: droplets
• digestion.
Answer: process by which food is broken into simple usable components
• between 18, 20,21,22 gauge needles which has the largest lumen.
Answer: 18 gauge
• hematopoiesis.
Answer: occurs in bone marrow of the skeletal system
