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a phlebotomist receives a request to collect a specimen for STAT electrolytes, CK, and AST on a patient with possible MI. When the phlebotomist arrived to draw the specimen a physican id with the patient and the patien is explaining that he had beend feeling extreme anginal pains for almost an hour now the patient had an IV in the lft arm near the wrist. There is a sphygmomanometer around the upper right arm.

Name: a phlebotomist receives a request to collect a specimen for stat electrolytes ck and ast on a patient with possible mi when the phlebotomist arrived to draw the specimen a physican id with the patient
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Description: a phlebotomist receives a request to collect a specimen for stat electrolytes ck and ast on a patient with possible mi when the phlebotomist arrived to draw the specimen a physican id with the patient

          a phlebotomist receives a request to collect a specimen for STAT electrolytes, CK, and AST on a patient with possible MI. When the phlebotomist arrived to draw the specimen a physican id with the patient and the patien is explaining that he had beend feeling extreme anginal pains for almost an hour now the patient had an IV in the lft arm near the wrist. There is a sphygmomanometer around the upper right arm.

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General, Organic, Biological Chemistry: Structures of Life

Karen C. Timberlake 5th Edition

Chapter 20

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07/10/2024

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a phlebotomist receives a request to collect a specimen for STAT electrolytes, CK, and AST on a patient with possible MI. When the phlebotomist arrived to draw the specimen a physican id with the patient and the patien is explaining that he had beend feeling extreme anginal pains for almost an hour now the patient had an IV in the lft arm near the wrist. There is a sphygmomanometer around the upper right arm.