HARTMAN PHLEBOTOMY FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE
1.What is the difference between a microorganism and a microbe?
Answer They are the same thing
2.OSHA's recommendation that biomedical waste be properly discarded at the
point of origin means
Answer There should be an appropriate container in every location where biomedical
waste is created.
3.How is a healthcare worker most likely to be exposed by a bloodborne disease?
Answer By contact with infected blood or body fluids
4.what are the four categories of hazards OSHA has identified in laboratory settings.
Answer chemical, biological, physical, and safety
5.Which of the following is an example of a biological hazard?
Answer Exposure to bloodborne pathogens
6.which of the following explains why fires are of particular concern in a laboratory?
Answer Laboratories are often stocked with flammable substances.
7.The condition in which the body's systems are working together to maintain health and
stability is known as
Answer Homeostasis
, HARTMAN PHLEBOTOMY FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE
8.The main function of the muscles is to
Answer Direct and coordinate the movement of the body
9. This gland is also known as the "master gland"
Answer pituitary gland
10. The valves of the heart function to
Answer Keep blood flowing in the correct direction through the heart.
11. Which of the following parts of the body is associated with the creation of blood cells?
Answer bone marrow
12. What color is venous blood?
Answer Deep, Dark, red
13. When is a blood not collected in a tube?
Answer Through a test strip (glucose)
14. A needle with a larger gauge number is
Answer narrower/ thinner than one with a smaller gauge number
1.What is the difference between a microorganism and a microbe?
Answer They are the same thing
2.OSHA's recommendation that biomedical waste be properly discarded at the
point of origin means
Answer There should be an appropriate container in every location where biomedical
waste is created.
3.How is a healthcare worker most likely to be exposed by a bloodborne disease?
Answer By contact with infected blood or body fluids
4.what are the four categories of hazards OSHA has identified in laboratory settings.
Answer chemical, biological, physical, and safety
5.Which of the following is an example of a biological hazard?
Answer Exposure to bloodborne pathogens
6.which of the following explains why fires are of particular concern in a laboratory?
Answer Laboratories are often stocked with flammable substances.
7.The condition in which the body's systems are working together to maintain health and
stability is known as
Answer Homeostasis
, HARTMAN PHLEBOTOMY FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE
8.The main function of the muscles is to
Answer Direct and coordinate the movement of the body
9. This gland is also known as the "master gland"
Answer pituitary gland
10. The valves of the heart function to
Answer Keep blood flowing in the correct direction through the heart.
11. Which of the following parts of the body is associated with the creation of blood cells?
Answer bone marrow
12. What color is venous blood?
Answer Deep, Dark, red
13. When is a blood not collected in a tube?
Answer Through a test strip (glucose)
14. A needle with a larger gauge number is
Answer narrower/ thinner than one with a smaller gauge number
