[Expert Solution]: . How do you identify a patient in the…

. How do you identify a patient in the inpatient hospital setting 2. What action is mistakenly done by the patient that can alter results of the specimen? This action primarily affects potassium and ionized calcium results? 3. What should you never tell a pediatric patient? 4. You arrive at at patient room to draw a fasting specimen but notice the patient is currently eating. How should you proceed? 5. What specimen complication can arise if specimen is specimen two vigorously? 6. what is the maximum of time limit to leaving a tourniquet on? 7. What is the most critical potentially fatal error a phlebotomist can make? 8. A patient asked about the purpose of a test., How should the phlebotomist ? 9. Which test is most likely to result in fatal consequences in the patient and or specimen is misidentified? 10. Which test requires stricter antiseptics procedure, including a two step cleansing process? 11. How do you draw an ethanol, or ETOH, sample? What tube additives are used? 12., where does timing for glucose tolerance test or GTT begin? 13. which blood culture bottle should be drawn first? 14. which two color or additive(s) are used for a type and crossmatch sample? 15. What is the ratio of blood-to-additive in a light blue top? What is the most common test in this tube?