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Phlebotomy Technician

Category - Procedures & Tubes

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What factors determine when a skin puncture is more appropriate than venipuncture for an adult patient?
  1. Volume of sample.
  2. Phlebotomist preference.
  3. Limited accessibility of veins due to severe burns.
  4. A and C.
Explanation
Answer: D - The factors for determining when a skin puncture is appropriate is the volume needed for testing and accessibility of veins. Factors such as severe burns, morbid obesity, and fragile veins may limit the choice for a suitable venipuncture site. A phlebotomist preference is not a valid factor.
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