If a suitable vein is not located in the left arm,the blood collector should:

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If a suitable vein is not located in the left arm, the blood collector should check the right arm for a suitable vein instead of applying a blood pressure cuff or puncturing in the area of the median cubital vein. Applying the tourniquet above the hand can be an option, but it is not the best choice as there may not be adequate veins available in the hand.

If a Suitable Vein Is Not Located in the Left