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Capillary Puncture Depth. For a heel stick or finger stick, a sterile lancet is used to puncture the skin. This standard provides procedures for collection of capillary blood specimens. A penetration depth of 1.85 to 2.25 mm is recommended for adults, depending on the. Specifications for collection sites, puncture depth, and disposable devices used to collect,. The lancet must make a sufficiently deep puncture to ensure an adequate flow of blood. The distance from the capillary surface to the bone in the thickest portion of the last segment of each finger of newborns varies from 1.2 to 2.2. Healthcare professionals should select a lancet with an appropriate gauge and depth setting based on the patient’s age and skin thickness. Puncture depth and width to minimize the risk of inflammation and infection, the lancet should never penetrate more than 3.0 mm for a heel. Following a guideline with proper locations offers the least risk of puncturing the heel bone. Additional information about site selection and puncture depth: Punctures 2.0 mm deep or less will provide adequate blood flow without risking bone injury. • the medial or lateral plantar surface of the heel is the preferred puncture.

This standard provides procedures for collection of capillary blood specimens. Punctures 2.0 mm deep or less will provide adequate blood flow without risking bone injury. • the medial or lateral plantar surface of the heel is the preferred puncture. For a heel stick or finger stick, a sterile lancet is used to puncture the skin. Specifications for collection sites, puncture depth, and disposable devices used to collect,. The distance from the capillary surface to the bone in the thickest portion of the last segment of each finger of newborns varies from 1.2 to 2.2. Additional information about site selection and puncture depth: The lancet must make a sufficiently deep puncture to ensure an adequate flow of blood. Following a guideline with proper locations offers the least risk of puncturing the heel bone. Puncture depth and width to minimize the risk of inflammation and infection, the lancet should never penetrate more than 3.0 mm for a heel.

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Capillary Puncture Depth This standard provides procedures for collection of capillary blood specimens. This standard provides procedures for collection of capillary blood specimens. The distance from the capillary surface to the bone in the thickest portion of the last segment of each finger of newborns varies from 1.2 to 2.2. Healthcare professionals should select a lancet with an appropriate gauge and depth setting based on the patient’s age and skin thickness. Additional information about site selection and puncture depth: Punctures 2.0 mm deep or less will provide adequate blood flow without risking bone injury. Specifications for collection sites, puncture depth, and disposable devices used to collect,. • the medial or lateral plantar surface of the heel is the preferred puncture. The lancet must make a sufficiently deep puncture to ensure an adequate flow of blood. Following a guideline with proper locations offers the least risk of puncturing the heel bone. Puncture depth and width to minimize the risk of inflammation and infection, the lancet should never penetrate more than 3.0 mm for a heel. For a heel stick or finger stick, a sterile lancet is used to puncture the skin. A penetration depth of 1.85 to 2.25 mm is recommended for adults, depending on the.