A 45-year-old patient presents to the clinic for routine blood work. Upon reviewing the patient's history, it is noted that they have a mastectomy on the left side. What is the most appropriate site for venipuncture in this scenario?
The left arm, below the site of the mastectomy
The left arm, using a vein above the site of the mastectomy
Either arm, as long as a tourniquet is applied below the site of venipuncture
The right arm, utilizing a suitable vein such as the median cubital vein