Demonstration should include

proper patient identification
assessing patient status
evaluating potential hazards to the patient
choosing and applying appropriate transport methods
choosing and applying appropriate transfer methods
modifying positioning to accommodate patient status
practicing preventive measures for disease transmission during equipment use
applying appropriate principles of body mechanics without injury to the patient or self
focusing on the maintenance of patient well-being at all times
using appropriate patient interaction skills during specimen collection.

Process/Skill Questions:

What injuries might a patient sustain in the event of syncope? How can such injuries be prevented?
What is the effect on blood circulation if a patient’s arm is elevated during collection? Why is this important in venipuncture?
Why is the positioning of the patient important during venipuncture?
What communication techniques can be applied to reduce patient anxiety?
What types of injuries might a patient sustain from the prolonged use of the tourniquet?