The largest department the phlebotomist works with is the department of:
a. radiology b. nursing
c. cytology d. histology
b
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A) Maintaining the patient's airway with the head-tilt, chin-lift maneuver B) Placing a sterile dressing in the patient's right ear canal, which is oozing blood C) Taking time to carefully re-palpate the patient's face and scalp D) Carefully removing the cervical collar to reassess the back of the patient's neck
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Two hours later it is evaluated on another instrument that is being evaluated for purchase by the laboratory. The result is 11.8 g/dL. This result, when compared with the first, is: a. Acceptable agreement b. Reportable c. Precise agreement d. Inaccurate
Mary Smith was reviewing her medical records when she noticed that she had a diagnosis for breast cancer. Mary has a sister who was diagnosed with breast cancer, but she herself was not. What action should she take?
A. Do nothing; it doesn't matter. B. Hire a lawyer and sue the doctor. C. Ask for an amendment of her medical record. D. Tell her physician she is wrong.