Cephalic and Saphenous Venipuncture
The cephalic vein is wiped with alcohol. A 22-gauge needle attached to a 3-ml syringe is slowly inserted at a 25-degree angle through the skin and into the vein. Approximately 0.5 to 0.75 cm of the needle is placed into the vein. Blood appears in the needle hub when the needle enters the vein. The syringe plunger is retracted, and blood flows ... ................
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