If electricity is supplied to a building by underground cables, where would be a likely location for the shut-off?

After a failed venipuncture attempt and before deciding to switch to the other arm, the phlebotomist moves the needle several times without knowing the current needle proximity to the desired vein. The blood is obtained easily and quickly from the new site. The patient later complains of pain in the antecubital area where the phlebotomist was unsuccessful. What claim can be made against the phlebotomist?

a.) assault b.) fraud c.) negligence d.) res ipsa loquitur

The first character value in the Obstetric Section of ICD-10-PCS is 2.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)