This reviews anatomic and physiologic considerations related to phlebotomy. It discusses the five types of blood vessels, three preferred venipuncture sites, three elements found in the blood, the four blood types, and seven common blood tests.
This program teaches medical assistants how to perform venipuncture, troubleshoot problems with gaining venous access, and recognize common complications. It reviews proper labeling, preparation procedures, venipuncture procedures, and types of equipment used. It also looks at documentation.
This program discusses the hallmarks of a world-class phlebotomist, offering tools and inspiration for performing at a higher level. Viewers learn to master customer service, draw specimens of high quality, prevent patient injury, and avoidg accidental needlesticks.
This program focuses on special considerations when performing phlebotomy on specific populations, including pediatric patients, the elderly, women who have had mastectomies, patients who are obese, and those who have needle phobia.
A professional organization that provides advocacy, standards setting, education (professional and continuing), personal and professional development for clinical laboratory science practitioners.
A professional society of hematologists dedicated to furthering the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting the blood.
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