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Provide a protective environment.
Mobility issues.
Thin fragile veins.
Visual acuity.
Ensure warmth.
Use protective restraints where necessary
Provide a protective environment.
Accurately monitor the total volume of withdrawn blood.
Fainting is a medical emergency.
Hypovolemic shock is a medical emergency.
Fainting may be caused by an emotional reaction or pain.
B and C
Shortness of breath.
Runny nose, watery eyes
Skin redness, hives.
All of the above.
Immediately after collection
Before the blood is drawn
After all blood has been collected for the day
None of the above
The process an arrested person follows when in jail.
The order of laboratory supervisors, similar to chain of command.
The process for maintaining control of a specimen, from the actual collection to final disposition, used under special circumstances such as work place, sports, or law enforcement testing.
The process for maintaining control of a specimen, from the notional collection to final disposition, used under special circumstances such as work place, sports, or law enforcement testing.
Non-hemolyzed specimen.
Right patient, right specimen, right tube, right test, right label.
Specimen transported to lab within two hours of collection.
Non-clotted specimen (when anticoagulant additive is used)
The relatives will be given the legal right to decide for the client's condition.
Advance directives mean do not resuscitate orders (DNRs).
The directive is applicable to a client who can understand and make choices.
The physician has evaluated the wishes as expressed in the document to determine what the client may want or not want.
Admit wrong doing in writing.
Report an incident.
To get your story in before the patient does.
Tell on a co-worker anonymously.
The patient care technician Registry
The National Council for State Boards of Nursing
Previous employer
The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987