A) directly from the donor to the patient
B) donated by the patient for the patient
C) donated by a compatible relative
D) given by a n anonymous donor
Answer: donated by the patient for the patient
A) ETS gray top
B) Pink top
C) Royal blue top
D) Gel barrier
Answer: Pink top
A) Acute leukemia
B) Autologous donation
C) Hemochromatosis
D) Rh incompatibility
Answer: Hemochromatosis
A) a special protocol used when collecting forensic specimens.
B) necessary in patient management for therapeutic phlebotomy.
C) required for the POC quality assurance program for nursing.
D) part of the type and cross match procedure for blood blank.
Answer: a special protocol used when collecting forensic specimens.
A) Aerobic
B) Anaerobic
C) Either aerobic or anaerobic, it does not matter
D) Neither aerobic or anaerobic; a discard tube must be drawn first
Answer: Aerobic
A) They have the ability to use capillary, venus, or arterial blood samples.
B) Data can be downloaded to a data management program.
C) They require the use of an authorized operator ID number.
D) All of the options are correct.
Answer: All of the options are correct.
A) collect the trace-element tube last in the order of draw.
B) draw it by itself using a syringe or evacuated tube system.
C) use a syring and transger blood into the royal-blue top tube last.
D) use only a royal-blue-top short-draw with heparin or EDTA
Answer: draw it by itself using a syringe or evacuated tube system.
