You are about to draw blood from a patient. You touch the needle to the skin but change your mind and pull the needle away. What do you do next?

What is the best angle to use for the needle insertion during a routine venipuncture?

What does a sclerosed vein feel like?

How can you tell when the needle is in the vein as you insert it into the patient's arm?

Which of the following analytes is least affected by prolonged tourniquet application?

How many times do you mix a nonadditive tube?

Where is the tourniquet applied when drawing a hand vein?

Criteria used to decide which needle gauge to use for venipuncture include:

Success of pediatric blood collection is most dependent on:

The most common reason a patient must undergo dialysis treatment is:

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