Chain of Custody in Phlebotomy
About the Lecture
The lecture Chain of Custody in Phlebotomy by Judith Gopo, BS, MT is from the course Phlebotomy (Nursing).
Included Quiz Questions
What is the most accurate definition of "chain of custody" in specimen collection?
- A record of who has handled evidence from the time it is collected until it is presented in court
- A special tamper-proof container used for transporting legal specimens
- The process of verifying a patient's identity before collecting forensic samples
- A form signed by the patient consenting to have their specimen tested
- The procedure for storing biological specimens at the appropriate temperature
Which of the following is NOT a required procedure when collecting specimens that require chain of custody documentation?
- Allowing the patient to label their own specimen without supervision
- Checking the patient's photo identification before collection
- Applying special tamper-proof seals to the specimen containers
- Having both the collector and the patient sign the documentation
- Keeping eyes on the patient during the entire collection process
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Author of lecture Chain of Custody in Phlebotomy
Judith Gopo, BS, MT
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