A Phlebotomist Finishes Collecting a Sample for a Complete Blood

question 27

Multiple Choice

A phlebotomist finishes collecting a sample for a complete blood count (CBC) from a newborn using a heelstick collection and a microtainer containing ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) . Assume the sample is collected exactly according to procedures established by the laboratory. As he or she is leaving the nursery, the child's nurse asks if a calcium draw may be added on-to be done from the same specimen already collected. The phlebotomist does not wish to subject the newborn to another collection, so he or she adds the calcium on to the tests already on the requisition. This action will result in which of the following outcomes?

• A) An increased calcium result
• B) An increased white cell count in the CBC
• C) A decreased calcium result
• D) A decreased hemoglobin level in the CBC

Explain the transfer system as defined by Elwood Holton and its significance in addressing training transfer issues.

Understand the general concept and definitions of stress.

Recognize the biological and psychological response mechanisms to stress.

Understand the role of interpersonal relations and social context on stress.

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Definitions:

Capital

Financial assets or the financial value of assets, such as cash or goods, used in a business by a person, company, or organization to generate wealth through investment or production.

Technology

The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry and the development of devices, processes, or systems.

Labour Productivity

An indicator of economic effectiveness that evaluates the quantity of goods and services generated relative to the total hours labor contributes.

Production

The process of creating goods and services through the combination of labor, materials, and machinery.