LPC05 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the parts of a vacutainer/needle assembly?

A

Sterile double-ended needles, blood specimen tube, and vacutainer sleeve/holder.

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2
Q

What is the order to withdraw a needle during blood collection?

A

Release constricting band, remove tube, place sponge/gauze over sight, and withdraw needle smoothly and quickly.

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3
Q

What are the preferred veins to obtain blood from?

A

1st: median
2nd: cephalic
3rd: basilic

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4
Q

What angle should the needle pierce the skin for a blood sample?

A

15-30 degrees.

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5
Q

What needle length is used for IM?

A

Between 1-2 inches

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6
Q

What needle length is used for SQ?

A

1/2-1 inches

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7
Q

What needle length is used for ID

A

1/4-1/2 inches

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8
Q

What needle gauge is used for IM?

A

20-22

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9
Q

What needle gauge is used for SQ?

A

23-25

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10
Q

What needle gauge is used for ID?

A

25-27

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11
Q

Where can you administer IM?

A

Deltoid (up to 2ml)
Glutes (up to 5ml)
Vastus lateralis (up to 5ml)

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12
Q

Where can you administer SQ?

A

Upper arm (up to 0.5ml)
Vastus lateralis (up to 2ml)
Abdomen (dose varies)

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13
Q

Where can you administer ID?

A

Inner forearm. Free of hair, tattoos, and scars. NOT over veiny or boney area.

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