There may be extreme circumstances where other locations for capillary punctures may be required, such as a patient with upper extremity double amputees or an upper extremity burn victim. In these or similar situations, ____ may be used as alternatives.

A. thighs or calves
B. earlobes or calves
C. toes or earlobes
D. thighs or toes

Answer: C

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