NHA Phlebotomy Practice Test 2025 [Part 1] Real Questions & Answers

Prepare for your National Healthcare Association (NHA) Phlebotomy Certification Exam with this comprehensive Part 1 practice test! This video features real questions and answers designed to help you master the essential skills and knowledge required to excel in the 2025 exam. Whether you’re starting your preparation or brushing up, this resource is tailored to meet your study needs.What’s Included:✅ Realistic NHA phlebotomy exam questions✅ Detailed answers and explanations to reinforce understanding✅ Core topics: Venipuncture techniques, specimen handling, safety protocols, and patient care✅ Expert tips for time management and tackling challenging questionsThis video is a must-watch for aspiring phlebotomists aiming to earn their NHA certification in 2025. Build confidence and gain a competitive edge for your exam day.🎯 Why Watch This Video? Practice with exam-like questions Strengthen your phlebotomy skills Learn effective strategies to pass the NHA exam💡 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for Part 2 and more NHA phlebotomy practice content!📣 Have questions or need more guidance? Leave a comment below and join our community of future phlebotomists.Start your NHA Phlebotomy Certification preparation today. Let’s achieve your 2025 career goals together!

[kayesnediker]

The order of draw question is very wrong.

[candicehart]

The order of draw is wrong. The correct order of draw is: blood cultures, blue, red, gold, green, lavender, gray

[tanyaw.]

On 4 they are saying not to apply a tourniquet if they have had a mastectomy that is not in the correct context. If the patient has has a unilateral mastectomy you can apply the tourniquet & draw the the opposite side

[sheeplestrafer]

Specimen collection information, hospital terminology (Nosocomial), different additives (ETDA< citrate, etc..), different types of devices and how they are used. Pay attention to these areas.
Edit-:-
Order of draw. <color>
Blood Cultures
Na Citrate <lb. Lb
SST Tubes (serum) Gold
Li Heparin. Lg
EDTA. Purp
Oxalate. Gray
Others

[PasseroAiden]

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[setheliashill]

Lavender is always last tho, unless there is a gray tube.

[hbic]

Question 6. NONE of them are correct. Heparins are drawn BEFORE EDTA.

Question 7. The CORRECT answer is UNTIL BLEEDING STOPS. This is an ARTERY, people. If it's still bleeding after 10 mins you're going to stop applying pressure? Come on!

Question 24, the CORRECT answer is, if hematoma is not developing, remove the tube from the holder to release the suction and allow the vein to refill and then try again. If that doesn't work, THEN discontinue the draw.

[GrasshopperRDG]

Regarding Q. What is the correct order of draw for venipuncture? The answer was (B) Light blue, red, lavender, green. However, it is my understanding that a green tube would be drawn before the lavender tube. Can someone please respond, and thank you!

[Isthxtsha]

Can you do a video for Nationally Certified Medical Assistant?

[msAnnthetechchef]

Order of draw is in this situation light blue, red, green lavender. That’s wrong. Maybe other questions are wrong as well

[orquidiabonnetnieves]

Hello, can you share with me NHA phlebotomy 2025-2026

[xavierawilliams]

Trying to find other ways on taking this exam I took it and got a 64 so I missed it by seven points seven questions so I’m trying to find different avenues to study and retake it if anyone have any ideas I am open to it

[tanyaw.]

Question 4 I don't agree with the answer the answer is wrong !! C If the patient has fragile veins in the best answer cause if the do you can use a Blood pressure cuff and inflate to 40 mmHg