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Answer :
Labeling exercises adult hand :
No. 1. Is NR because we should not draw the blood from that place.
Preferably third and fourth tip of the fingers we should use to puncture the capillary site.
No. 2. Is " R ".
Because the site what ever shown that we will used to puncture the site.
Because the capillaries are present well and its a pain less place, other than the fingers.
Learning exercises infant foot :
No. 3,4,5 are " R "
Because Heel is used for infants to capillary puncture, that is also less than one year old infants.
The site is forthest lateral or medial aspect of the plantar surface of the heel, but not on the bottom.
The depth is below 2mm.
No. 1. Should not used because it causes more bleed NR.
No. 2. Also not used it may touches bone. So NR.
No. 6. Answer :
Heel bone medical term is " Calcaneus "
Because in Latin word it means heel.
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Chapter 10 Capillary Puncture Equipment and Procedures ERCISE 10-2: INFANT FOOT ELUING EX 0 identify the areas of the infant foot iden correspo each term, write the letter "R" recommended site for heel puncture. Draw dotted lines to indicate the imaginary lines that are used to determine the safe areas for heel puncture. Color the safe areas for heel puncture pink. Draw an "X" in the area of the heel bone and write the medical term for heel bone on...
Chapter 10 Capillary Puncture Equipment, Principle DELING EXERCISE 10-2: INFANT FOOT capillary Puncture Equipment, Principles and Procedures 19 leo thumb • Cuboid Tallus o - Calcaneous o calcaneous Identify the areas of the infant foot identified by the numbered arrows, and write the term for the area on the corresponding numbered line. Use directional medical terms for numbers 3, 4, and S. In parentheses after cach term, write the letter "R" ir the site is a recommended heel puncture site...
please check this- im vonfused on the directional medical terms.
Please check everything!
Chapter 10 Capillary Puncture f ING EXERCISE 10-2: INFANT FOOT ary Puncture C oment. Principles and Procedures oment. Prin LABELING EXERC 19 -- thumb - Cubod o - Calaneous Tallus o calcaneous Identify the areas of the infant foot identified by the numbered arrows, and write the term for the area on the corresponding numbered line. Use directional medical terms for numbers 3. 4. and S. In...
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jusr need the labeling exercise 10-1
Match! Problem Holes in smear MATCHING 10-4: BLOOD SMEAR PRUDLUM atch the blood smear problem with a probable cause TEXTBOOK Table 10-3). Da Probable Cause Absence of feather A. Blood drop too small Dirty slide or fat globules in the blood C Edge of spreader slide dirty or chipped Ridges or uneven thickness D. Patient has high red blood cell count E. Spreader slide angle too shallow Smear is too thick Smear is...
196 Unit Blood Collection Procedures MATCHING Use choices only once unless otherwise indicated. Calcaneus MATCHING 10-1:KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS 1: KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS Match each key term with the best description Key Terms Descriptions Arterialized A Blood gas test on a capillary specimen Blood sample collected by skin puncture or incision Blood film/smear C. Bluish in color from lack of oxygen D. Disorder characterized by an inherited inability to metabolize a milk sugar Capillary action E Disorder characterized by...
184 Unit Blood Collection Procedures Matching Use choices only once unes otherwise indicated MATCHING 10-1:KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS Match each key term with the best description Key Terms (1-10) Descriptions 1 arterialized A A drop of blood spread thin on a microscope slide hoodilm/smear B Bluish in color from lack of oxygen C. Capillary Mood ges: blood gas tests on a capillary specimen 3. calcaneus D. Disorder characterized by an inherited inability to metabolize a milk sugar Chos E Disorder...
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