The phlebotomist is about to do a capillary puncture procedure on a 35-year-old man in his hospital room. She notices that she only has brought a pediatric puncture device with her supplies. Is it acceptable to use this device?
A. Yes, any puncture device will work on an adult (but not vice versa).
B. No, it is too likely to accidentally puncture a bone, causing osteochondritis.
C. Yes, as long as she is careful not to puncture the bone.
D. No, it will probably not produce enough blood to complete the collection.
Answer: D
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