Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Phlebotomist Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is a phlebotomist
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Q2. A healthcare worker who exclusively takes care of the blood collection process by drawing blood for diagnostic purposes, and assists the medical laboratory technologist, doctors, and nurses are referred to...read more
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Q1. What is a blood & order of draw.
Ans. Your blood is made up of liquid and solids. The liquid part, called plasma, is made of water, salts, and protein. Over half of your blood is plasma. The solid part of your blood contains red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. Red blood cells (RBC) deliver oxygen from your lungs to your tissues and organs.
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Q1. What is cardio palmonary reachatuation
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Q2. What is the pre operative procedure
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Q2. What is the hypertension
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Q1. High blood pressure is also known as ?
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Q2. Why would a doctor order an ABG test?
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Q3. To check for sever breathing and lungs problem
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Q4. What is atropine used for in an emergency?
Ans. Where is heart is beating to slowly
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Q5. How many cycles of CPR in 2 minutes
Ans. Aim for 5 sets and 30:2 in about 2 minutes.
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Q6. What is colour coding of biomedical waste ?
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Q1. What is the respiration
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Q2. What is the normal RBC count
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Q3. Explain the CPR procedure
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Q1. Related to quality control
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Q2. Types of quality control
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Quality control in lab includes internal, external, and procedural controls.
• Internal quality control involves monitoring the accuracy and precision of test results using control materials.

• External quality control involves participating in proficiency testing programs to compare results with other labs.

• Procedural controls ensure that all steps of the testing process are followed correctly to maintain accuracy.

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Q3. Why do we impose quality control?
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Quality control is imposed to ensure products meet standards, prevent defects, and maintain customer satisfaction.
• Ensures products meet standards and specifications

• Prevents defects and errors in products

• Maintains customer satisfaction and trust

• Identifies and corrects issues early in the production process

• Reduces waste and rework

• Complies with regulations and industry standards

• Improves overall product quality and reliabi
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Q1. My self related and family background
Ans. My name is yogesh and my current location sohna gurgaon
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Q2. My educational qualification
Ans. I passed my bsc biotechnology from pt jawahar lal nehru college faridabad
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Q1. Sample collection yes or not
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Q2. Histopathology lab used which staining?
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