Common Venipuncture Needle Gauges and Typical Uses Quiz
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What is the typical use of a 15-17 gauge needle?

  • Used on the veins of infants and children and on difficult or hand veins of adults
  • Used primarily as a transfer needle rather than for blood collection
  • Collection of donor units, autologous blood donation, and therapeutic phlebotomy (correct)
  • Used on older children and adult patients with small veins or for syringe draws on difficult veins
  • What is the typical use of a 20 gauge needle?

  • Collection of donor units, autologous blood donation, and therapeutic phlebotomy
  • Used primarily as a transfer needle rather than for blood collection
  • Used on the veins of infants and children and on difficult or hand veins of adults
  • Sometimes used when large-volume tubes are collected or large-volume syringes are used on patients with normal-size veins (correct)
  • What is the typical use of a 21 gauge needle?

  • Used on older children and adult patients with small veins or for syringe draws on difficult veins
  • Used on the veins of infants and children and on difficult or hand veins of adults
  • Used primarily as a transfer needle rather than for blood collection
  • Considered the standard venipuncture needle for routine venipuncture on patients with normal veins or for syringe blood culture collection (correct)
  • What is the typical use of a 22 gauge needle?

    <p>Used on older children and adult patients with small veins or for syringe draws on difficult veins</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the typical use of a 23 gauge needle?

    <p>Used on the veins of infants and children and on difficult or hand veins of adults</p> Signup and view all the answers

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