    List and describe the various types of equipment 
             needed for capillary specimen collection
            Describe the composition of capillary specimens, 
             identify the tests that have different reference values 
             when collected by capillary puncture methods, and 
             name tests that cannot be performed on capillary 
             specimens
            Identify indications for performing capillary puncture 
             on adults, children, and infants
            List the order of draw for collecting capillary 
             specimens
            Describe proper procedure for selecting the puncture 
             site and collecting capillary specimens from adults, 
             infants, and children
           Lancet/Incision Devices
             Finger puncture 
             Heel puncture 
             Laser lancet
           Collection Devices
             Microcollection Containers
             Microhematocrit tubes
           Plastic/clay sealant
           Capillary blood gas collection equipment
             Collection tubes/caps
             Stirrers/magnets
           Microscope slides
           Warming devices
        Composition of capillary puncture blood
           Arterial blood
           Venous blood
           Capillary blood
           Interstitial fluid
           Intracellular fluid
        More closely resembles arterial blood
        Reference (normal) values for capillary puncture 
         blood
            Higher in capillary puncture blood
            –  glucose
            Lower in capillary puncture blood
            –  total protein
            –  calcium
            –  potassium