Phlebotomy

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瀉血専門医 (in hiragana しゃけつせんもに ) shaketsu senmoni = phlebotomist.

瀉血　(in hiragana しゃけつ　) shaketsu = phlebotomy.

A phlebotomist is primarily responsible for the pre-analytical phase of laboratory testing. This includes tasks such as patient identification, specimen collection, labeling, and ensuring proper handling and transport of samples to avoid contamination or degradation. Their role is crucial in ensuring the accuracy and reliability of test results.

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The patient may be encouraged to rest for a short period once the procedure is completed. Patients are also instructed to drink plenty of fluids and eat regularly over the next 24 hours to replace lost blood volume

I can't imagine why not but it does depend on your employer.

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That depends on the state and what their requirements are. Check with your state division of licensing.

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In the world of modern phlebotomy, there are a number of different ways for a phlebotomists or other medical professional to obtain venous blood from a patient. Generally known as venipucture, there are a number of important reasons why a medical professional will need to obtain a patient’s blood, and there are different methods to extract blood from a patient for each particular situation. In some cases, a phlebotomist will need to add an additive to the blood after it has been extracted, while other cases call for the blood to be stored and transported in its pure form. Here is a quick look at the primary methods of phlebotomy.

The method of blood extraction that is used by a phlebotomist is often dictated by the age and health of the patient. For example, blood is usually extracted from infants and very young children through the use of fingerstick sampling. Fingerstick sampling involves the use of a small needling the barely pricks the heel of the patient or a butterfly needle that takes a sample of blood from the patient’s scalp.

These days, the vast majority of phlebotomists in the Western world use an evacuated tube system for extracting blood, while the traditional needle and syringe is still quite common is less developed parts of the world. The most popular evacuated tube system in use in the United States is the Vacutainer. The Vacutainer consists of a double ended needle that is set on one end in the rubber seal of the needle’s holder. When the needle is inserted into a patient’s vein, the pressure forces the other end of the needle through the seal, causing a vacuum in the tube into which a patient’s blood flows. These evacuated tubes have been in use since the middle of the 20th century and are considered far more reliable and hygienic than the outdated needle and syringe.

While a phlebotomist can sample a patient’s venous blood from a number of locations on the body, the easiest point of access is the median cubital vein is located on the inside of a patients elbow. This is the most popular site for extracting blood due to the small number of nerves contained in the region, as well as the fact that the vein is very easy for a phlebotomist to locate.

they can run 6-8 weeks or a semester at ULM in Monroe, LA.

California requires phlebotomy certification to draw blood, but states set their own standards and many states do not require certification at this time. Employers may require that an employee be certified, but that can be surpassed if the phlebotomist has enough experience.

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A phlebotomist usually wears scrubs, as well as a lab coat.

Well, you have to pass a national exam that is accredited by one of the 10 recognized health care organizations( such as ASCP). you should contact the school where you took the training for phlebotomy or you may apply for it online.

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Phlebotomy for polycythemia vera removes enough blood to keep the patient's hematocrit (proportion of red blood cells) below 45%.

they get about555mmnm

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Try the VA hospital on OST

Basic vein, median cubital vein, cephalic artery

Many states do not require phlebotomy training. You can usually get certification after completing a several week program.

how do I become a phlebotomy instructor

Chemistry, serology, immunology, toxicology and blood bank testing.

The average salary for a phlebotomist in West Virginia is 31,012 dollars per year. The salary range for this position is between 25,043 and 37,595 dollars per year.

Is it safe for one phlebotomist to do two apheresis donors at the same time?

Yes, it is. As a matter of fact, I just finished an aphersis appointment. The phlebotomist that handled me was also handling one other donor.