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# ADV.D03 Dermal Puncture 2

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What is the proper depth autolet for premataure infants   show
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show Less than 2.0mm  
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A puncture of 2-3mm is appropriate for:   show
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show both depth and width of puncture  
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show inflammation of bone usually due to infection. Can be caused by improper capillary puncture.  
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show The fingertip  
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The first drop of blood is:   show
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show capillary blood  
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show venous blood  
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Always avoid the same side as a mastectomy because...   show
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show 1. EDTA 2. Other additive tubes 3. non-additive tubes  
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show hemolysis  
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How do you create an "arterialized blood specimen"   show
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Excessive pressure or squeezing should be avoided since this will..   show
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pouring blood from one additive tube into a different additive tube is...   show
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If a finger is swollen it has...   show
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show pH, oxygen (PO2) , carbon dioxide (PCO2), and bicarb HCO3.  
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The heel puncture should be made on the...   show
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Parkinson's disease can cause an elderly patient to...   show
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show Condition of dementia. Cognitive powers are diminished.  
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show 24 and 72 hours after birth.  
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show edematous areas cyanotic areas cold areas previously punctured areas infected or damaged areas scars  
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List some reasons that indicate capillary puncture:   show
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show interstitial fluid, tissue potassium, tissue thromboplastin  
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show dermal puncture microcapillary puncture skin puncture  
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