Yeheyy I passed today!! I told myself I won't let the day pass with out thanking you , You are amazing! I took my 2nd try last Nov 2 and I just got my result today and I passed then NHCO..
@PhlebotomySolutions I'm thanking your channel ! Thank you for helping me/ you're youtube channel help me a lot even the practice test online. Again thank you!
very good video and great tips. how would we study questions for the test. I know the test has different questions than what is out there but I'm trying to find a good website or something like that to use, what would you recommend?
@@cheyennekonsdorf6865 thank you for watching. I would recommend taking a practice test that are given from whatever test agency you’re going to use. Typically they offer them and they’re more related to the actual exam.
Good evening! I have a questions which one goes first for order of draw? Lavender or Pink? And aside from date of birth in out patient what is the most important identification?please help me asap.I really appreciate your time.
@@CPT-AT24 The order of draw between lavender and pink doesn’t matter because they both contain the same additive. Now, if you’re doing a stat draw for one of the tubes then that would proceed the other. For patient ID the most important part is their first and last name spelled out completely. Always have the patient spell their first and last name because people can have the same name and spell it differently. You then go to date of birth and anything else on the requisition or the label will help you.
@PhlebotomySolutions you're amazing thank you so much for answering my question. I'm so thankful because your very accommodating to help me. But one last question promise 😂 Which site is not recommended for capillary for adults? God bless you!
I have a question about question 5 because I've had a tourniquet on for more than 5 minutes before during a blood draw so if the maximum is a minute then what do you do if you have to have it on for more than that? Im going back to training so i can go for the test this time and im just curious about that
Thank you for your question. If the tourniquet is approaching or going over the one minute mark, then you will release the tourniquet and continue the blood draw. If blood flow stops, then you must start from the beginning and look for another site. Most of the time after releasing the tourniquet, you should have continual blood flow into the tubes.
I have questions about what if the parents want you to a draw a blood for thier kiddo even they know thats their kiddos is have a chance on passing out? What should the phlebotomist to do?
@@CPT-AT24 If you have an order to draw blood then you have to draw. Depending on the age of the kid, you can have the parents hold them or you can lay them down with the parents next to them for comfort. Either way, you must draw the blood.
@@PhlebotomySolutions Thank you so much for enlightening me because I'm confused and I have to know it before I proceed working in the field. One more question I hope you don't mind, is cotton ball is recommended to use after venipuncture? Thank you so much I really appreciate your help.
@@CPT-AT24 Cotton balls are not recommended according to CLSI. The fibers of the cotton ball can stick to the surface of the puncture site. You should always be using 2 x 2 gauze.
@@PhlebotomySolutions you're awesome! thank you so much for your help.I have one more question please this is the last one..Lol What's Law usually apply in California? State or Federal? I really appreciate your help , God bless!
@@ToriaPrather-zt8up Great question. Typically, it’s not allowed because it could cause an increase in your metabolism. It all depends how much coffee was taken in. That is why you need to wait. Technically coffee is breaking the fast but a doctor could allow it.
@@ToriaPrather-zt8up Also, when fasting for blood tests, drinking coffee can be a bit tricky. Black coffee (without cream, sugar, or any additives) is usually allowed for some tests because it’s calorie-free. However, it can still affect certain blood test results, like blood glucose and cholesterol levels, because caffeine can stimulate your metabolism and affect your blood sugar. If the test specifically requires fasting, it’s best to stick to water to ensure the most accurate results. It’s always good to follow the specific instructions given by the healthcare provider or lab conducting the test.
Yeheyy I passed today!! I told myself I won't let the day pass with out thanking you , You are amazing! I took my 2nd try last Nov 2 and I just got my result today and I passed then NHCO..
@@CPT-AT24 I’m not sure who Richard is, are you thanking the channel?
@PhlebotomySolutions I'm thanking your channel ! Thank you for helping me/ you're youtube channel help me a lot even the practice test online. Again thank you!
@ Ah, thank you for the comments. I’m so glad we can help.
Thank you so much it's amazing because I just start a phlebotomy it's really helpful 🙏🏻❤️
@@hamdambaghi2559 Thank you for watching!
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Thank you for watching.
I love the answers, they resemble NCLEX questions. Even if 4 out of the 5 questions seem correct One should chose THE BEST ANSWER. ❤
@@becca34746 You are correct.
Nice post good info, there is a way to pass the NHA exam CPT, easy.
I hope the test is just as easy.,
@@darrylwhite2061 It’s not hard but not to easy either. That’s why I left the strategies in the video to help make it simpler.
very good video and great tips. how would we study questions for the test. I know the test has different questions than what is out there but I'm trying to find a good website or something like that to use, what would you recommend?
@@cheyennekonsdorf6865 thank you for watching. I would recommend taking a practice test that are given from whatever test agency you’re going to use. Typically they offer them and they’re more related to the actual exam.
@ ok thank you
Im writing these tips in my notes prayers to all please pray for me 🙏🏽🎉❤
@@karkeylahhuff Keep us updated on your test.
Good evening! I have a questions which one goes first for order of draw? Lavender or Pink? And aside from date of birth in out patient what is the most important identification?please help me asap.I really appreciate your time.
@@CPT-AT24 The order of draw between lavender and pink doesn’t matter because they both contain the same additive. Now, if you’re doing a stat draw for one of the tubes then that would proceed the other. For patient ID the most important part is their first and last name spelled out completely. Always have the patient spell their first and last name because people can have the same name and spell it differently. You then go to date of birth and anything else on the requisition or the label will help you.
@PhlebotomySolutions you're amazing thank you so much for answering my question. I'm so thankful because your very accommodating to help me.
But one last question promise 😂
Which site is not recommended for capillary for adults?
God bless you!
@@CPT-AT24 Thank you for the comment. For an adult capillary stick you want to avoid the index finger, the thumb and the pinky.
@PhlebotomySolutions Again thank you so much for helping me! You're Awesome!
I have a question about question 5 because I've had a tourniquet on for more than 5 minutes before during a blood draw so if the maximum is a minute then what do you do if you have to have it on for more than that? Im going back to training so i can go for the test this time and im just curious about that
Thank you for your question. If the tourniquet is approaching or going over the one minute mark, then you will release the tourniquet and continue the blood draw. If blood flow stops, then you must start from the beginning and look for another site. Most of the time after releasing the tourniquet, you should have continual blood flow into the tubes.
@@PhlebotomySolutions thank you good to know
@@jennifertimberlake6522 You are welcome. 🤗
The NHA(CPT) test is frustrating, I can't believe I failed again after studying so hard
It's the first time I'm scared, I don't wanna fail
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so i have take separate exam after taking phlebotomy classes
Yes, usually a National exam but it depends on your state.
What's the standard certification for phlebotomist? How do you feel about NHA?
NHA is perfectly fine. Whatever the state requirements are, follow.
I have questions about what if the parents want you to a draw a blood for thier kiddo even they know thats their kiddos is have a chance on passing out? What should the phlebotomist to do?
@@CPT-AT24 If you have an order to draw blood then you have to draw. Depending on the age of the kid, you can have the parents hold them or you can lay them down with the parents next to them for comfort. Either way, you must draw the blood.
@@PhlebotomySolutions Thank you so much for enlightening me because I'm confused and I have to know it before I proceed working in the field. One more question I hope you don't mind, is cotton ball is recommended to use after venipuncture? Thank you so much I really appreciate your help.
@@CPT-AT24 Cotton balls are not recommended according to CLSI. The fibers of the cotton ball can stick to the surface of the puncture site. You should always be using 2 x 2 gauze.
@@PhlebotomySolutions you're awesome! thank you so much for your help.I have one more question please this is the last one..Lol What's Law usually apply in California? State or Federal? I really appreciate your help , God bless!
@@CPT-AT24 State
Are the questions the same every state?
@@zirameugal1309 Thank you for watching. Typically they are not the same questions but they’re very similar type of questions that are used.
Hello, for question 4, I was taught black coffee was ok? Is this not true
@@ToriaPrather-zt8up Great question. Typically, it’s not allowed because it could cause an increase in your metabolism. It all depends how much coffee was taken in. That is why you need to wait. Technically coffee is breaking the fast but a doctor could allow it.
@@ToriaPrather-zt8up Also, when fasting for blood tests, drinking coffee can be a bit tricky. Black coffee (without cream, sugar, or any additives) is usually allowed for some tests because it’s calorie-free. However, it can still affect certain blood test results, like blood glucose and cholesterol levels, because caffeine can stimulate your metabolism and affect your blood sugar.
If the test specifically requires fasting, it’s best to stick to water to ensure the most accurate results. It’s always good to follow the specific instructions given by the healthcare provider or lab conducting the test.
this is for NCCT ?
Yes, and any National exam agency.
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