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SKILLS DRILL 9-3: VENIPUNCTURE BELOW AN IV (Textbook procedure 9-1) fill in the blanks with the missing information Steps 1. Ask the patient's nurse to turn off the IV for at least (A) prior to collection. 2. Apply the tourniquet (D) to the IV. 3. Select a venipuncture site (F) to the IV and the tourniquet. 4. Perform the venipuncture in a (J) than the one with the IV if possible. 5. Ask the nurse to (M) after the specimen has been collected. 6. Document that the specimen was collected (P) an IV, indicate the (Q) in the IV, and identify which (R) Explanation/Rationale A phlebotomist is not qualified to make IV (B) Turning off the IV for (C) allows IV fluids to dissipate from the area. Avoids (E) the IV. Venous blood flows up the arm (G) Drawing (H) an IV affords the best chance of obtaining blood that is free of (I) IV fluids can be present (K) because of (L) and may still be there after the IV is shut off because of poor venous circulation, IV flow rates must be (N) and starting or adjusting them is not part of a phlebotomist's (O) This aids (S) and the patient's physician if (T) are questioned

          SKILLS DRILL 9-3: VENIPUNCTURE BELOW AN IV (Textbook
procedure 9-1)
fill in the blanks with the missing information
Steps
1. Ask the patient's nurse to turn off the IV for at least
(A) prior to collection.
2. Apply the tourniquet (D) to the IV.
3. Select a venipuncture site (F) to the
IV and the tourniquet.
4. Perform the venipuncture in a
(J) than the one
with the IV if possible.
5. Ask the nurse to (M) after the specimen has been
collected.
6. Document that the specimen was collected
(P) an IV, indicate the
(Q) in the IV, and identify which (R)

Explanation/Rationale
A phlebotomist is not qualified to make IV
(B) Turning off the IV for
(C) allows IV fluids to dissipate from
the area.
Avoids (E) the IV.
Venous blood flows up the arm
(G)
Drawing (H) an IV affords
the best chance of obtaining blood that is free of
(I)
IV fluids can be present (K) because of
(L) and may still be there after the IV
is shut off because of poor venous circulation,
IV flow rates must be (N)
and starting or adjusting them is not part of a
phlebotomist's (O)
This aids (S)
and the patient's physician if (T)
are questioned

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Ask the patient's nurse to turn off the IV for at least (A) 1-2 minutes prior to collection. Explanation/Rationale A phlebotomist is not qualified to make IV (B) Turning off the IV for (C) 15 minutes allows IV fluids to dissipate from the area. 2. Apply the Show more…

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SKILLS DRILL 9-3: VENIPUNCTURE BELOW AN IV (Textbook procedure 9-1) fill in the blanks with the missing information Steps 1. Ask the patient's nurse to turn off the IV for at least (A) prior to collection. 2. Apply the tourniquet (D) to the IV. 3. Select a venipuncture site (F) to the IV and the tourniquet. 4. Perform the venipuncture in a (J) than the one with the IV if possible. 5. Ask the nurse to (M) after the specimen has been collected. 6. Document that the specimen was collected (P) an IV, indicate the (Q) in the IV, and identify which (R) Explanation/Rationale A phlebotomist is not qualified to make IV (B) Turning off the IV for (C) allows IV fluids to dissipate from the area. Avoids (E) the IV. Venous blood flows up the arm (G) Drawing (H) an IV affords the best chance of obtaining blood that is free of (I) IV fluids can be present (K) because of (L) and may still be there after the IV is shut off because of poor venous circulation, IV flow rates must be (N) and starting or adjusting them is not part of a phlebotomist's (O) This aids (S) and the patient's physician if (T) are questioned

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00:01 In this question, we have to fill these gaps.

00:05 So the first is saying that the natural cholesterol education program recommends that that recommends lipid profile be collected as a consistent manner after the patient has been either lying down or sitting quite.

00:31 For five minutes.

00:34 Okay, this is the correct answer for first fill in the next is talking about never apply a blood pressure calf or tourniquet or perform vein puncture on an arm with and type of shunt.

00:57 Next is talking about do not use amyno inhalate to revive patients who have fainted as they can have unwanted side effects such as respiratory disaster distress in asthmatic individuals okay next is talking if you sense that the patient is in pain or the patient complain of marked or extreme pain or ask you to remove the needle for any reason the vein puncture should be terminated immediately even if there are no other sign of nerve injury.

01:45 Okay.

01:46 Next is talking is saying that extreme pain, a burning or electric shock sensations numbness at the arm, pain that radiates up or down the arm, pain that radiates up or down the arm are all signs.

02:03 Of nerve involvement and any one of them requires immediate termination of the vein puncture.

02:17 Okay.

02:19 Next is talking that hands or fast pumping can increase blood potassium level up to 20 %.

02:32 Okay.

02:34 Then the seventh is saying that probing is painful to the patient and can cause tiggers in the vein that result in the hematoma formation, damage, damage, nerve and other tissue or lead to inadvertent puncture of an artery...

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