Parts of a syringe include A) barrel and plunger. B) butterfly and tubing. C) cylinder and handle. D) needle and sheath.

If a patient has a complication during a venipuncture procedure, the reaction/complication must be: A) documented. B) recognized. C) discussed. D) ignored.

  Vocal delivery and physical delivery should be as natural as possible in order to be an effective presenter.  

  Audiences are most likely to be distrustful of a speaker who:  

A phlebotomist is asked to help unpack a shipment of chemicals for the laboratory and to check whether there are any fire hazards. The phlebotomist should check the 1. standard operating procedures for the laboratory. 2. FDA-approved procedures for which these chemicals will be used. 3. safety data sheets for storage requirements. 4. NFPA label on each chemical bottle. 

  Dino was practicing a speech for his communications class, and he decided to work on each aspect of vocal delivery at a time. “MY FRIENDS, I WANT TO TALK TO YOU TODAY ABOUT ECZEMA. ECZEMA IS A SKIN DISEASE THAT AFFECTS MANY PEOPLE. ALTHOUGH THERE ARE EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS, SOME PEOPLE AREN’T AWARE THAT—” At that point Dino’s roommate burst into his room. “What are you doing?” he demanded. “I could hear you all the way down the hallway!” Sheepishly, Dino confessed he was working on _________ as a component of his delivery.  

  The __________ of a presentation is the arrangement of its contents into a structured, coherent message.  

Before adding a chemical to a specimen container, the phlebotomist should look up information regarding safety risks using the:  1. laboratory send out manual. 2. standard operating procedure manual. 3. safety data sheets. 4. safety committee meeting minutes.

   Which part of the needle in the image is used to puncture the cap on evacuated tubes? A) Part A B) Part B C) Part C D) Part D

Which of the following positions used for venipuncture may cause harm to the patient? A) Patient sitting; phlebotomist sitting. B) Patient sitting; phlebotomist standing. C) Patient lying; phlebotomist standing. D) Patient standing; phlebotomist standing