When Organizing Equipment at the Patient's Bedside, It Is Important

question 5

Multiple Choice

When organizing equipment at the patient's bedside, it is important to:

• A) place all the necessary equipment on the nightstand.
• B) apply the tourniquet first.
• C) set the phlebotomy tray on the patient's bed.
• D) have extra evacuated tubes readily available.

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