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Q: Into what type of vacuum tube would a phlebotomist draw a specimen to be used for a CBC?
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Who draws blood samples from patients?

medical laboratory scientists, medical practitioners, some EMTs, paramedics, phlebotomists and other nursing staff are able to draw blood from patients.


Using syringe to draw blood?

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What is a short draw in phlebotomy blood collection?

In phlebotomy, each tube has a specific level that it must be filled to. If the phlebotomist pulled the tube off before it was completely filled, that could cause a short-draw. Phlebotomists' sometimes do this to save time. If during the collection the blood flow stopped, and the phlebotomist could not get it to flow again (due to a possible trauma to the vein), and he did not take another sample from another spot. Then that would result in a short draw as well.


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Function of draw tube in micro?

Moved up and down to bring the specimen in focus. ---Co0lets24


Does a 'phlebotomist' need a nursing degree?

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