# ADV.D03 Dermal Puncture 2
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| What is the proper depth autolet for premataure infants | .65 to .85 mm
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| The proper depth of puncture for infant heels is: | Less than 2.0mm
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| A puncture of 2-3mm is appropriate for: | adults
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| Retractable puncture devices are used to control: | both depth and width of puncture
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| osteomyelitis | inflammation of bone usually due to infection. Can be caused by improper capillary puncture.
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| The distal phalange (distal phalanx) is: | The fingertip
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| The first drop of blood is: | Wiped away because it is diluted with tissue fluid and is high in tissue thromboplastin and potassium.
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| glucose is higher in __________ | capillary blood
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| potassium and calcium is higher in __________ | venous blood
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| Always avoid the same side as a mastectomy because... | The blood will have an excess amount of lymph and tissue fluid.
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| The correct microtainer order of collection is: | 1. EDTA
2. Other additive tubes
3. non-additive tubes
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| residual alcohol can cause __________ when you puncture the skin. | hemolysis
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| How do you create an "arterialized blood specimen" | Warm the site for 3 to 5 minutes.
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| Excessive pressure or squeezing should be avoided since this will.. | increase possibility of bruising and hemolysis of the blood.
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| pouring blood from one additive tube into a different additive tube is... | not acceptable. The additives are for different tests and should never be mixed.
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| If a finger is swollen it has... | edema
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| Blood gases measure | pH, oxygen (PO2) , carbon dioxide (PCO2), and bicarb HCO3.
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| The heel puncture should be made on the... | medial or lateral portion of the the plantar surface.
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| Parkinson's disease can cause an elderly patient to... | have muscle tremors
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| Alzheimer's disease | Condition of dementia. Cognitive powers are diminished.
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| neonatal screening should be done between | 24 and 72 hours after birth.
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| For capillary puncture you need to avoid: | 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: | dehydration
obesity
fear of needles (needle phobia)
small amount of blood required
to avoid anemia
burn patients
patients with difficult veins
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| What components are elevated in the first drop of capillary blood | interstitial fluid, tissue potassium, tissue thromboplastin
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| Other names for capillary puncture... | dermal puncture
microcapillary puncture
skin puncture
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