The word phlebotomy comes from the Greek phrase "φλεβοτομή" meaning "to cut a vein."
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Phlebotomy is a therapeutic treatment in which a vein is punctured to remove blood. Another term for this proceedure is venesection.
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Phlebotomy in greek means: Phlebo= veins tomy=cutting. Therefore the definition can be summarized as the incision of a vein for blood letting (blood collection). From The Phlebotomy Handbook
Venotomy, venesection, phlebotomy or venipuncture is piercing of a vein to withdraw blood. Venous cut-down is incision of a vein in an emergency to insert a tube to give fluids or other medications.
It is called a Phlebotomist. I am a Certified Phlebotomy Technician through the National Healthcare Association.
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Phlebotomy is just the name of the blood draw procedure. Venipuncture is the name of the actual stick of the needle into the vein. Veni(vein)puncture. Technically, according to Medical Terminology. Phlebotomy= Pleb/o (vein) -tomy (incision/cut into) = Incision of a vein. Venipuncture = Ven/o (vein) -puncture (surgical incision)= Surgical incision of a Vein. They are technically the same thing according to Medical Terminology. Phlebotomy is the field hence the word/title Phlebotomist. Venipuncture is the procedure/act of drawing blood. So basically it depends on how your viewing the words. From a Med Term stand or not.