Phlebotomy CPT Practice Test Chapter 6 Quiz

1) The structures that carry blood to all parts of the body are the

2) A woman who is pregnant is concerned that her blood type may not match that of her baby’s and might harm either her or her baby. Which red blood cell antigen should be of most concern?

3) Blood is kept from flowing from the aorta backward into the heart by the

4) A woman who is pregnant is concerned that her blood type may not match that of her baby’s and might harm either her or her baby. Which red blood cell antigen should be of most concern?

5) Blood vessels are lined with the same cells as the heart’s

6) While on vacation, a person acquires a parasitic infection. What blood cells may be elevated as a result of this infection?

7) The mitral valve is the same as the

8) Which side of the heart carries deoxygenated blood?

9) A function of T lymphocytes (T-cells) is to

10) What type of blood cells may be elevated when a person is exposed to the cause of an allergy?

11) The ability of red blood cells to pass through capillaries is due to their shape, which is

12) The vein on the back of the hand that may be used for phlebotomy procedures is the

13) While on vacation, a person acquires a parasitic infection. What blood cells may be elevated as a result of this infection?

14) Which side of the heart carries deoxygenated blood?

15) Mononuclear leukocytes include all of these except

16) The heart has

17) During a blood draw from an unconscious patient, bright red, pulsating blood enters the syringe. What likely happened?

18) Serum differs from plasma mainly because it contains no

19) Blood must pass through this valve when entering the left ventricle.

20) What type of blood cells may be elevated when a person is exposed to the cause of an allergy?

21) The mitral valve is the same as the

22) When platelets clump together to form a platelet plug, this is known as

23) Various types of granulocytes exhibit these colors when stained except

24) Which types of circulation are included in the cardiovascular system? (Choose all that apply.)

25) A phlebotomist is drawing blood from a patient with low platelet count. What complication may occur and how should it be handled?

26) A patient with a parasitic infection may show elevated levels of which white blood cell (WBC)?

27) A function of T lymphocytes (T-cells) is to

28) Which of the following white blood cells has no phagocytic function?

29) What type of blood cells have hemoglobin?

30) The vein on the back of the hand that may be used for phlebotomy procedures is the

31) The structures that keep blood flowing in the correct direction are

32) Blood is kept from flowing from the aorta backward into the heart by the

33) Blood must pass through this valve when entering the left ventricle.

34) Which of the following white blood cells has no phagocytic function?

35) The structures that carry blood to all parts of the body are the

36) The heart has

37) The structures that keep blood flowing in the correct direction are

38) The ability of red blood cells to pass through capillaries is due to their shape, which is

39) An immunocompromised patient is in isolation and needs routine bloodwork, but the phlebotomist is paged for a STAT collection. What is the correct action?

40) Blood vessels are lined with the same cells as the heart’s

41) Which types of circulation are included in the cardiovascular system? (Choose all that apply.)

42) When platelets clump together to form a platelet plug, this is known as

43) Serum differs from plasma mainly because it contains no

44) Mononuclear leukocytes include all of these except

45) What type of blood cells have hemoglobin?

46) Various types of granulocytes exhibit these colors when stained except

47) A patient complains of fatigue and yellowing in the eyes. What is the likely issue, and which test can confirm it?