1. This paper expatiated the anatomical structures of venepuncture, artery, nerve, glands, and sternum punctures to provide a reference for medical and nursing staffs.

2. Objective To relieve the pain of venepuncture in the dorsum of the hand.

3. As a routine operation in nursing, removing the venepuncture needle leads to many adverse effects.

4. Their behavior during venepuncture and it's success rate in the two groups were closely observed.

4. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

5. OBJECTIVE: To prepare the disinfectant for venepuncture in children and to establish the quality control for this preparation.

6. Conclusion: By adopting needle tip towards left venepuncture, patients had less injury of the local tissue and blood vessel, less pain reaction, and lower complications rate.

7. Many patients find it more acceptable if gloves are worn for all venepuncture.

8. Objective To explore the method of superficial vein turgidity in the dorsum of hand and increase the accuracy of venepuncture.

9. Objective To compare the different clinic effect of lumbar puncture between venepuncture needles and traditional lumbar puncture needles in newborns.

10. Objective To investigate cause and nursing strategy of mistakable inserting internal jugular vein in subclavian venepuncture.

11. Conclusion Effective nursing intervention enhances the compliance of preschool child patients and improves the success rate of venepuncture.