11. You instructed properly the patient for venipuncture. However, you wereunable to palpate the median cubital vein in your initial tying of thetourniquet. What is the first thing you do?Re-tie tourniquet tighterCheck the opposite armCheck the veins of the handPalpate for other veins in the same antecubital area12. Brendan encountered a patient with multiple contraindications inrespective sites for phlebotomy. What is the best option among thefollowing for venipuncture?The left arm connected to an IV drip.The right arm with a previous mastectomy in the same side.The left leg covered in burn scar tissue.The right leg necrotizing due to diabetes.

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