__________ is an example of professional behavior for a phlebotomy technician.

Every task a PBT does must be assigned by a _______________ professional and must fall within the PBT’s ____________________________.

What usually happens after a patient is seen in an emergency department (ED)?

Which of the following is a specimen that a PBT regularly collects?

What should a PBT do if he finds a requisition sheet sitting on a counter in a break room?

When passing another phlebotomy techni- cian’s drawing station a PBT overhears him telling the patient that if she does not extend her arm, he will have to extend it for her and strap it down for the draw. What is the passing PBT’s best course of action?

When urine is tested for pH level, it is tested to see how ___________ or ___________ it is.

Which of the following is a significant difference between midstream and routine urine specimens?

What is the largest organ in the body?

What is the widest aperture size your lens can open to? (If you have a DSLR and use multiple lenses, please list the largest aperture for each lens.) Remember that the larger the number is, the smaller the opening, so if you see f/4 this is LARGER than f/16. If you have a DSLR camera you can look for the aperture range on the barrel of your lens. For example, you might see a number like 1:2.8-4. This would mean the widest aperture option ranges from f/2.8 to f/4 depending on how zoomed in you are. This article will help you decipher the numbers you see: http://digital-photography-school.com/what-the-numbers-on-your-lens-mean/ If you have a zoom lens then the widest aperture choice will change depending on how zoomed in you are. (3.5-5.6 is the typical range of the average 18-55mm kit lens that most DSLRs come with.)