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Why is it recommended to hold the finger in an upward position when collecting capillary blood samples?
Why is it recommended to hold the finger in an upward position when collecting capillary blood samples?
- To reduce the flow of blood and prevent excessive bleeding
- To avoid pain and discomfort for the person being tested
- To facilitate the flow of blood and obtain the required amount (correct)
- To minimize the risk of contamination from the surrounding area
What is the purpose of lancing the palm-side surface of the finger with a proper-size lancet?
What is the purpose of lancing the palm-side surface of the finger with a proper-size lancet?
- To obtain a capillary blood sample without causing unnecessary damage (correct)
- To ensure a deeper puncture for better blood flow
- To minimize pain and discomfort for the person being tested
- To prevent blood from clotting during collection
Why is it important to press firmly on the finger when making the puncture for capillary blood sampling?
Why is it important to press firmly on the finger when making the puncture for capillary blood sampling?
- To obtain the required amount of blood without repeated lancing (correct)
- To ensure that the lancet does not slip during lancing
- To cause less pain and discomfort to the person being tested
- To reduce the risk of infection at the puncture site
What is the purpose of using a proper-size lancet for lancing during capillary blood sample collection?
What is the purpose of using a proper-size lancet for lancing during capillary blood sample collection?
What is the recommended position for the finger when collecting capillary blood samples?
What is the recommended position for the finger when collecting capillary blood samples?
Why should firm pressure be applied on the finger when making the puncture for capillary blood sampling?
Why should firm pressure be applied on the finger when making the puncture for capillary blood sampling?
What is the purpose of lancing the palm-side surface of the finger with a proper-size lancet during capillary blood sample collection?
What is the purpose of lancing the palm-side surface of the finger with a proper-size lancet during capillary blood sample collection?
Why is it important to use a proper-size lancet for lancing during capillary blood sample collection?
Why is it important to use a proper-size lancet for lancing during capillary blood sample collection?
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