Phlebotomy - Chapter 1 Exam Newest 2025 Real Exam
Revised Questions and Complete Correct answers
(Verified Solutions)
pertaining to a condition that is free of disease-producing microorganisms
aseptic
C
LE
smallest blood vessel; allow exchange of nutrients and oxygen between cells and
blood; connect arteries to veins
capillary
ST
BE
federal agency responsible for identifying, monitoring, and reporting diseases,
especially infectious ones that can become widespread or epidemic
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
,six steps or links: reservoir, infectious agent, portal of exit, mode of transmission,
portal of entry, and susceptible host
chain of infection
evaluation of constituents that normally occur in human body, i.e. glucose, sodium,
potassium
chemistry
C
LE
(Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment) federal legislation that mandates
all laboratories be regualted using same standards, no matter the size or location
ST
CLIA
BE
nonprofit organization that sets recommendations, guidelines, or standards for all
areas of the laboratory to improve quality of care
CLSI
privacy for patient information
confidentiality
, (microtechnique or microcollection) use of sharp device to remove small specimen
of capillary blood
dermal puncture
philosophy about values, actions, and choices to determine right or wrong
ethics
C
LE
(Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) federal law that establishes
ST
national standard for electronic health care transactions and protects privacy
confidentiality of patient information
HIPAA
BE
study of blood and blood-forming tissues
hematology
Revised Questions and Complete Correct answers
(Verified Solutions)
pertaining to a condition that is free of disease-producing microorganisms
aseptic
C
LE
smallest blood vessel; allow exchange of nutrients and oxygen between cells and
blood; connect arteries to veins
capillary
ST
BE
federal agency responsible for identifying, monitoring, and reporting diseases,
especially infectious ones that can become widespread or epidemic
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
,six steps or links: reservoir, infectious agent, portal of exit, mode of transmission,
portal of entry, and susceptible host
chain of infection
evaluation of constituents that normally occur in human body, i.e. glucose, sodium,
potassium
chemistry
C
LE
(Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment) federal legislation that mandates
all laboratories be regualted using same standards, no matter the size or location
ST
CLIA
BE
nonprofit organization that sets recommendations, guidelines, or standards for all
areas of the laboratory to improve quality of care
CLSI
privacy for patient information
confidentiality
, (microtechnique or microcollection) use of sharp device to remove small specimen
of capillary blood
dermal puncture
philosophy about values, actions, and choices to determine right or wrong
ethics
C
LE
(Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) federal law that establishes
ST
national standard for electronic health care transactions and protects privacy
confidentiality of patient information
HIPAA
BE
study of blood and blood-forming tissues
hematology
