This medical instructional how-to video demonstrates the proper way to perform a standard venepucture procedure on a patient. Before drawing blood from any patient it is always good to identify your patient. Wrap the band at the top of the arm and use alcohol to clean the area. Watch to learn how to perform a standard venepuncture procedure.
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She made some vital mistakes, including leaving the turnicet on far too long. Turnicet should be left on the patients arm no longer than 60 seconds at a time.
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well done Txnurse2b
the needle when sticking the patient should of been shown at a closer angle
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