NHA Routine Venipuncture

The 21 gauge needle is the most common size needle used for a routine venipuncture

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If you are working as a Phlebotomist in an inpatient setting, you will traveling to the patients.

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• False

ETS stands for evacuated tube system and lets you send lab supplies and tests to different parts of the hospital without having to physically walk there

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You are allowed to reuse a needle if it is the same patient

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If you are working as a Phlebotomist in an outpatient facility, you will most likely stay in your station and work. Patients will come to you.

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You are allowed to reuse a tourniquet on different patients.

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Needles are sterile and must be disposed of after each use

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You may use a 21 or 23 gauge needle for routine venipuncture

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A double-sided needle only has 1 needle in it

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In order to use a blood pressure cuff as a tourniquet, you must further your education and receive a certificate

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