NHA Module 3-Armani

in an outpatient setting what kind of chair does the patient set in?

• recliner

• fold up chair

• venipuncture chair

• stool

what is the arm position supposed to be in when drawing blood?

• bent forward

• full extension of the arm with the palm of the hand facing forward

• hanging off the chair

• to the side

what is it called when you only have to have a small amount of blood drawn?

• dermal puncture

• collection site

• laboratory test

• graft

when performing a capillary puncture on an adult, which finger should you use?

• pinky finger

• lndex finger

• thumb

• middle or ring finger

when performing a capillary puncture, where should you stick the finger?

• top

• below the finger

• side

• middle

do not perform a finger stick on a finger that is?

• hot

• cold

• warm

• red

what kind of medical conditions are contraindications for venipuncture

• cellulitis or hematoma

• blood

• vein

• broke finger

if a laboratory states "capillary specimen" for an infant, where should you stick them?

• big toe

• middle finger

• pinky finger

• heel stick

what is the preferred location for a venipuncture?

• soft tissue spot

• bone

• antecubital fossa

• thumb

where are the most fragile veins located?

• legs

• dorsal side

• arm

• foot