The action of a phlebotomist repeatedly probing for a vein is a (choose all that apply)
i. damage or injury
ii. derelict action
iii. direct cause
iv. duty that is breached

Name: The action of a phlebotomist repeatedly probing for a vein is a (choose all that apply) i. damage or injury ii. derelict action iii. direct cause iv. duty that is breached
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A negligent act is a derelict action or one in which a duty is breached. If no injury results because of this action it is not a damage or direct cause.

The Action of a Phlebotomist Repeatedly Probing for a Vein