Question: Answer The Following: I. Propose Ways Of How To Deal With The Following Complications In Blood Collection 1. Adhesive Allergy 2. Fainting 3. Vomitting 4. Seizures 5.excessive Bleeding II. What Maybe The Effects Of The Following Variables To Some Test Results. 1. Prolonged Fasting For FBS 2. Altitude 3. Use Of Alcohol Pads For Blood Alcohol Specimens ...

Answer the following: I. Propose ways of how to deal with the following complications in blood collection 1. adhesive allergy

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Answer the following: I. Propose ways of how to deal with the following complications in blood collection 1. adhesive allergy 2. fainting 3. vomitting 4. seizures 5.excessive bleeding II. What maybe the effects of the following variables to some test results. 1. prolonged fasting for FBS 2. altitude 3. use of alcohol pads for blood alcohol specimens 4. not following the chain of custody protocol for drug screening 5. underfilled sodium citrate tube for coagulation specimens

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