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Answer ; A) apply direct pressure to the site for 5 minutes.
Reason ; In this scenario, the blood has been taken from the client artery, after taking these immediately she need to perform the above mentioned action to prevent further complication, because there is high pressure flow would be experienced and client had not taken any kind of anti coagulant. And the pressure applied should not be more than five minutes cause this will constrict the vessels if it go beyond these limit.
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