14. Aurora encountered the following problem during venipuncture. What isthe proper course of action?VeinSkinIncrease the angle of the needleUntie the tourniquetRetract the needle slightlyHave the patient relax their handRemove the needle and prepare for second venipuncturePush the needle in slightly<||

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14. Aurora encountered the following problem during venipuncture. What is the proper course of action? Vein Skin Increase the angle of the needle Untie the tourniquet Retract the needle slightly