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    The Appearance of Petechiae on a Patient's Arm During Site
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The Appearance of Petechiae on a Patient's Arm During Site

Question 72

Question 72

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The appearance of petechiae on a patient's arm during site selection indicates that the:


A) patient has deep veins.
B) tourniquet is tied too tightly.
C) basilic vein should not be used.
D) radial pulse beat is very strong.

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