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CASE 2 Napa Callandy, a Med Tech intern, performed a venipuncture procedure to her patient Lantud Quaren Uy, for CBC and Electrolytes. She entered the patient's room without knocking but with a big smile, greeted the patient, and proceeded to the bedside. She arranged and prepared her venipuncture materials and then labeled the tubes with Maja Rotica. After selecting the vein for puncture, she wiped the site with alcohol then air-dried. She tied the tourniquet 5 inches above the site and puncture the vein. Upon inserting the needle, there was no backflow. With confidence she pulled the needle and pushed again, but still failed to hit the vein. After 5 minutes of pulling and pushing, finally she got collected enough sample for two tubes, and released the tourniquet. She transferred the blood to the lavender top, then to the red top. Upon arriving at the laboratory, she realized she was not able to invert the tubes. And the samples were rejected by her staff.

CASE 2 Napa Callandy, a Med Tech intern, performed a venipuncture procedure to her patient Lantud Quaren Uy, for CBC and Electrolytes. She entered the patient's room without knocking but with a big smile, greeted the patient, and proceeded to the bedside. She arranged and prepared her venipuncture materials and then labeled the tubes with Maja Rotica. After selecting the vein for puncture, she wiped the site with alcohol then air-dried. She tied the tourniquet 5 inches above the site and puncture the vein. Upon inserting the needle, there was no backflow. With confidence she pulled the needle and pushed again, but still failed to hit the vein. After 5 minutes of pulling and pushing, finally she got collected enough sample for two tubes, and released the tourniquet. She transferred the blood to the lavender top, then to the red top. Upon arriving at the laboratory, she realized she was not able to invert the tubes. And the samples were rejected by her staff.

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FOR QUESTIONS NUMBERS 97-101 (CASE ANALYSIS 2) CASE 2 Napa Callandy, a Med Tech intern, performed a venipuncture procedure to her patient Lantud Quaren Uy, for CBC and Electrolytes. She entered the patient's room without knocking but with a big smile, greeted the patient, and proceeded to the bedside. She arranged and prepared her venipuncture materials and then labeled the tubes with Maja Rotica. After selecting the vein for puncture, she wiped the site with alcohol then air-dried. She tied the tourniquet 5 inches above the site and puncture the vein. Upon inserting the needle, there was no backflow. With confidence she pulled the needle and pushed again, but still failed to hit the vein. After 5 minutes of pulling and pushing, finally she got collected enough sample for two tubes, and released the tourniquet. She transferred the blood to the lavender top, then to the red top. Upon arriving at the laboratory, she realized she was not able to invert the tubes. And the samples were rejected by her staff. Your answer 97. If you would redo Napa's actions, which of the following would you NOT do? A. Knock on the patient's door before entering. O B. Introduce self to the patient. C. Explain the procedure to the patient. O D. Label the specimen prior to the venipuncture.
Transcribed Image Text:FOR QUESTIONS NUMBERS 97-101 (CASE ANALYSIS 2) CASE 2 Napa Callandy, a Med Tech intern, performed a venipuncture procedure to her patient Lantud Quaren Uy, for CBC and Electrolytes. She entered the patient's room without knocking but with a big smile, greeted the patient, and proceeded to the bedside. She arranged and prepared her venipuncture materials and then labeled the tubes with Maja Rotica. After selecting the vein for puncture, she wiped the site with alcohol then air-dried. She tied the tourniquet 5 inches above the site and puncture the vein. Upon inserting the needle, there was no backflow. With confidence she pulled the needle and pushed again, but still failed to hit the vein. After 5 minutes of pulling and pushing, finally she got collected enough sample for two tubes, and released the tourniquet. She transferred the blood to the lavender top, then to the red top. Upon arriving at the laboratory, she realized she was not able to invert the tubes. And the samples were rejected by her staff. Your answer 97. If you would redo Napa's actions, which of the following would you NOT do? A. Knock on the patient's door before entering. O B. Introduce self to the patient. C. Explain the procedure to the patient. O D. Label the specimen prior to the venipuncture.
98. Which of the following mistakes would contribute the greatest to an erroneous patient's test results? O A. Wrong order of draw. O B. Mislabeling the patient's tubes. O C. Tourniquet application for 5 minutes. O D. Probing for the patient's vein. 99. What could be the MOST LIKELY reason why the samples were rejected? O A. The sample is lipemic. O B. The sample is hemolyzed. O C. The sample is mislabeled. O D. The sample is inadequate. 100. Which of the following is NOT a possible outcome in this scenario? O A. Formation of hematoma in the patient's arm. O B. Inadvertent puncture of the median nerve. O C. Development of osteomyelitis due to adverse bone puncture. O D. Allergic reaction to the adhesive tape used.
Transcribed Image Text:98. Which of the following mistakes would contribute the greatest to an erroneous patient's test results? O A. Wrong order of draw. O B. Mislabeling the patient's tubes. O C. Tourniquet application for 5 minutes. O D. Probing for the patient's vein. 99. What could be the MOST LIKELY reason why the samples were rejected? O A. The sample is lipemic. O B. The sample is hemolyzed. O C. The sample is mislabeled. O D. The sample is inadequate. 100. Which of the following is NOT a possible outcome in this scenario? O A. Formation of hematoma in the patient's arm. O B. Inadvertent puncture of the median nerve. O C. Development of osteomyelitis due to adverse bone puncture. O D. Allergic reaction to the adhesive tape used.
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