The nurse is preparing to draw blood from a client who states, "Oh, I hate needles. I hope I don't faint this time." The nurse should take the following action:
A)
Be sure to have aromatic spirits available.
B)
Ensure client is in a recumbent position.
C)
Have another nurse present.
D)
Keep client distracted while drawing the blood.
B
Explanation:
A)
A phobia of blood or needles frequently results in a vasovagal response, which can lead to loss of consciousness. The recumbent position offers the best safety option.
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B)
A phobia of blood or needles frequently results in a vasovagal response, which can lead to loss of consciousness. The recumbent position offers the best safety option.
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C)
A phobia of blood or needles frequently results in a vasovagal response, which can lead to loss of consciousness. The recumbent position offers the best safety option.
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D)
A phobia of blood or needles frequently results in a vasovagal response, which can lead to loss of consciousness. The recumbent position offers the best safety option.
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