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When taking a patient's blood glucose level, which finger should you use?

The least dominant finger on their non-dominant hand

Choose the finger you use the least on your non-dominant hand. Using the non-dominant hand keeps the dominant hand free for everyday tasks, and picking the least-used finger on that hand minimizes discomfort and movement during the poke. This approach tends to yield a reliable blood drop with less pain, helping the patient continue with their activities afterward.

The most dominant finger on their dominant hand

The index finger on either hand

The pinky finger on the non-dominant hand

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