In performing an arterial puncture, you should puncture the artery using a:
a. 15-degree angle of insertion with the bevel of the needle facing the hand
b. 15-degree angle of insertion with the bevel of the needle facing the elbow
c. 45-degree angle of insertion with the bevel of the needle facing the hand
d. 45-degree angle of insertion with the bevel of the needle facing the elbow
Question 2
You cannot perform a venipuncture successfully after two attempts. You should:
a. try at least two more times b. notify the patient's physician
c. ask another phlebotomist to try d. request the rest of the day off
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