Understanding Phlebotomy Lesson 1

Question 1

the process of collecting blood through vein by using incision

Answer 1

Phlebotomy

Question 2

phlebos

Answer 2

vein

Question 3

temnein

Answer 3

cut

Question 4

phlebotomy is also called

Answer 4

Venesection

Question 5

In stone age era what does the human use?

Answer 5

crude tools

Question 6

who practiced the form of “blood letting”

Answer 6

Ancient Egyptians

Question 7

Ancient Egyptians studied “blood letting” in what year?

Answer 7

1400 BC

Question 8

Who is the Greek Physician?

Answer 8

Hippocrates

Question 9

who created the 4 humors?

Answer 9

Hippocrates

Question 10

what are the 4 humors

Answer 10

earth, air, fire, water

Question 11

blood and brain

Answer 11

earth

Question 12

phlegm and lungs

Answer 12

air

Question 13

black bile and spleen

Answer 13

fire

Question 14

yellow bile and gall bladder

Answer 14

water

Question 15

what era is the barber-surgeons performed blood letting?

Answer 15

middle ages

Question 16

what centuries does phlebotomy treated as major therapy ?

Answer 16

17th and 18th Century

Question 17

what was performed during the middle ages?

Answer 17

cupping and leeching

Question 18

what were used in cupping and leeches?

Answer 18

lancets and fleams

Question 19

what year is the barber’s surgeon company

Answer 19

1540

Question 20

what year is the surgeon company

Answer 20

1800

Question 21

it is also called hirudotherapy

Answer 21

leeching

Question 22

uses leeches for _______

Answer 22

microsurgical replantation

Question 23

hirudo medicinalis is also called

Answer 23

medicinal leech

Question 24

True or False
is it true that diagnosis and treatment using blood samples is one of the main goals phlebotomists?

Answer 24

true

Question 25

True or False is it true that for transfusion, to remove blood from the donor is one of the main goals phlebotomists?

Answer 25

true

Question 26

True or False for removal of blood for polycythemia or therapeutic one of the main goals?

Answer 26

true

Question 27

what are the 2 methods used in phlebotomy?

Answer 27

venipuncture and capillary puncture

Question 28

to collect ___________ for laboratory testing

Answer 28

blood samples

Question 29

is responsible in delivering or transporting collected samples within appropriate prescribed time limits one of the role of phlebotomists?

Answer 29

true

Question 30

what are the 2 process collected blood samples?

Answer 30

centrifuging and aliquoting samples

Question 31

__________ are the main players in blood-letting activities

Answer 31

phlebotomist

Question 32

True or False good manual dexterity one of the traits that form the professional image of the phlebotomists?

Answer 32

true

Question 33

what are the 2 credentials needed in a phlebotomist?

Answer 33

certification or license and continuing education

Question 34

phlebotomist should be reassuring and pleasant is in what interaction?

Answer 34

patient-client

Question 35

what interaction is the understanding the diversity of patient?

Answer 35

patient-client

Question 36

True or False is self-confidence one of the qualities of professionalism?

Answer 36

true

Question 37

True or False show compassion, sensitivity to others, and ability to stay calm one of the qualities of professionalism?

Answer 37

true

Question 38

what are the components of a good communication?

Answer 38

verbal communication, non-verbal communication and active listening

Question 39

what communication is called keen in observing the patient's facial expression

Answer 39

non-verbal communication

Question 40

this is a major part in communication

Answer 40

active listening

Question 41

what communication is called expressing through ideas?

Answer 41

verbal communication

Question 42

this requires patients to stay in the hospital for at least one night and is serviced by tertiary services

Answer 42

inpatient

Question 43

this is the secondary care specialists on the same day

Answer 43

outpatient

Question 44

all patient can be serviced by primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of healthcare is said by _______ in 1981

Answer 44

williams tungpalan

Question 45

refers to the rural areas and sub-units

Answer 45

primary level

Question 46

refers to the patients of symptomatic stages of ailment and non-departmentalized hospitals

Answer 46

secondary level

Question 47

refers to the medical centers and large hospitals

Answer 47

tertiary level

Question 48

what healthcare services is called patients follow up check ups after their discharge and is a freestanding medical care setting & hospital owned clinics

Answer 48

ambulatory care

Question 49

what healthcare services is called done in patient's home or long term facility

Answer 49

homebound services

Question 50

what healthcare services is called local level but still under jurisdiction of health department of the government

Answer 50

public health services

Question 51

it is an institution that has permanent inpatient beds w/ 24hr nursing service

Answer 51

hospital

Question 52

it is an therapeutic and diagnostic services managed by organized medical staff personnel.

Answer 52

hospital

Question 53

it houses the clinical laboratory services (clinical lab)

Answer 53

hospital

Question 54

what are the 2 major divisions of clinical analysis areas of the laboratory

Answer 54

anatomical and surgical pathology area and clinical analysis area

Question 55

this handles test related to histology, cytology, and cytogenetics

Answer 55

anatomical and surgical pathology area

Question 56

this handles the hematology, coagulation, chemistry, serology/immunology, urinalysis, microbiology and blood bank

Answer 56

clinical analysis area

Question 57

this laboratory is located near the emergency room of some tertiary-care facilities

Answer 57

stat labs

Question 58

this laboratory is a large and independent laboratory that provides specialized and confirmatory laboratory test for blood, urine and tissues and offers turnaround time

Answer 58

reference laboratory

Question 59

what is it called the blood and blood-forming tissues

Answer 59

hematology

Question 60

what is it called the ability of blood to form and dissolve clots

Answer 60

coagulation

Question 61

what is it called amounts of certain chemicals in blood samples

Answer 61

chemistry

Question 62

what is it called the serum and autoimmune reactions in the blood

Answer 62

serology/ immunology

Question 63

what is it called the test of urine specimen

Answer 63

urinalysis

Question 64

what is it called microorganisms in body fluids or tissues

Answer 64

microbiology

Question 65

what is it called the blood for transfusion

Answer 65

blood bank or immunohematology

Question 66

cupping is also called as

Answer 66

ventosa