63. 1- In pediatric patients, excessive massaging or squeezing of thefingers in capillary puncture can cause hemolysis and prevent blood flow.II- Since infants generally have elevated red blood cell counts and otherfactors that result in relatively thick blood that flows slowly, warming isusually recommended for heel stick procedures.A. If First statement is CORRECT and second is WRONGB. If First statement is WRONG and second is CORRECTO C. If BOTH statements are CORRECTO D. If BOTH statements are WRONG64. I- When performing Point of Care testing, competency is veryrelevant. Il- Any medical staff can do POCT provided that the manual fora specific machine is accessibleO A. If First statement is CORRECT and second is WRONGO B. If First statement is WRONG and second is CORRECTO C. If BOTH statements are CORRECTO D. If BOTH statements are WRONG

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