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Metfan725

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It is best to use which type of bandage on an adult after a fingerstick?
 
  A) latex
  B) hypoallergenic
  C) clear
  D) cotton

Question 2

Another instance when a fingerstick should not be performed on a patient is when the following has been ordered:
 
  A) cholesterol screening
  B) coagulation tests
  C) complete blood cell count
  D) electrolyte testing



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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