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kaid0807

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Anatomy is the study of the:
 a. shape and structure of the body b. function of a body part
  c. formation of a body part d. formation of red blood cells

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You are ready to draw a patient's blood, and he says that he is highly allergic to latex. How should you respond to this statement?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

With a patient who is allergic to latex, you should immediately avoid having the patient come into contact with latex. You would use a nonlatex tourniquet and nonlatex gloves. The phlebotomist should also wash his or her hands before handling any of the nonlatex items to avoid transferring latex from the previous patient.



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