4. A tourniquet is used by the phlebotomist to assess and determine the location of a suitable vein for venipuncture. Explain briefly:a. Why the tourniquet should be applied prior to blood withdrawal b. Where the tourniquet should be applied before blood can be withdrawn

4. A tourniquet is used by the phlebotomist to assess and determine the location of a suitable vein for venipuncture. Explain briefly:a. Why the tourniquet should be applied prior to blood withdrawal b. Where the tourniquet should be applied before blood can be withdrawn

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