MULTIPLE CHOICES. Select the best option for each item.1. Capillary puncture blood contains:A. Arterial bloodB. Interstitial fluidsC. Venous bloodD. All of the aboveA. Central area of the heelB. Lateral plantar heel surfaceC. Medial area of the archD. Posterior curvature of the heel7. According to CLSI, a heel puncture lancetshould puncture no deeper than:A. 1.5 mmB. 2.0 mmC. 2.5 mmD. 3.0 mm2. The concentration of this substance is higher incapillary blood than in venous blood:A. Blood urea nitrogenB. CaroteneC. GlucoseD. Total protein3. Capillary puncture is typically performed onadults when:A. No accessible veins can be locatedB. Patients have thrombotic tendencies8. Which of the following is a proper capillarypuncture procedure?A. Clean the site thoroughly with povidone-iodine.B. Milk the site to keep the blood flowingfreely.C. Veins are saved for chemotherapyD. All of the aboveC. Puncture parallel to fingerprint grooves.D. Wipe away the very first drop of blood.4. If collected by capillary puncture, which testspecimen is collected first?9. When making a routine blood smear, the"pusher slide" is normally used at an angle ofhow many degrees?A. 15В. 30C. 45D. 60А. СВСB. ElectrolytesC. GlucoseD. Phosphorus5. Which of the following conditions disqualifies asite for capillary puncture?A. CyanoticB. EdematousC. SwollenD. All of the above10. The blood specimen for this test is placed incircles on special filter paper:A. BilirubinВ. СBGSC. PKUD. Malaria6. Which of the following is the least hazardousarea of an infant's foot for capillary puncture?

Capillary puncture or capillary blood sampling is the blood sampling collection from the puncture of…

1. Capillary puncture blood contains: A. Arterial blood B. Interstitial fluids C. Venous blood D. All of the above 2. The concentration of this substance is higher in capillary blood than in venous blood: A. Blood urea nitrogen B. Carotene C. Glucose D. Total protein 3. Capillary puncture is typically performed on adults when: A. No accessible veins can be located B. Patients have thrombotic tendencies C. Veins are saved for chemotherapy D. All of the above

1. Capillary puncture blood contains: A. Arterial blood B. Interstitial fluids C. Venous blood D. All of the above 2. The concentration of this substance is higher in capillary blood than in venous blood: A. Blood urea nitrogen B. Carotene C. Glucose D. Total protein 3. Capillary puncture is typically performed on adults when: A. No accessible veins can be located B. Patients have thrombotic tendencies C. Veins are saved for chemotherapy D. All of the above

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