Blood collection is an important diagnostic tool where blood is drawn by phlebotomists to analyze for clinical signs and symptoms. Phlebotomists are healthcare professionals trained in drawing blood samples accurately to provide reliable test results and assist in patient diagnosis and monitoring. Proper patient preparation and cleansing of the puncture site are critical steps performed by phlebotomists prior to blood collection.
Blood collection is an important diagnostic tool where blood is drawn by phlebotomists to analyze for clinical signs and symptoms. Phlebotomists are healthcare professionals trained in drawing blood samples accurately to provide reliable test results and assist in patient diagnosis and monitoring. Proper patient preparation and cleansing of the puncture site are critical steps performed by phlebotomists prior to blood collection.
Blood collection is an important diagnostic tool where blood is drawn by phlebotomists to analyze for clinical signs and symptoms. Phlebotomists are healthcare professionals trained in drawing blood samples accurately to provide reliable test results and assist in patient diagnosis and monitoring. Proper patient preparation and cleansing of the puncture site are critical steps performed by phlebotomists prior to blood collection.
Blood collection is an important diagnostic tool where blood is drawn by phlebotomists to analyze for clinical signs and symptoms. Phlebotomists are healthcare professionals trained in drawing blood samples accurately to provide reliable test results and assist in patient diagnosis and monitoring. Proper patient preparation and cleansing of the puncture site are critical steps performed by phlebotomists prior to blood collection.
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COLLECTION OF BLOOD
SAMPLE BLOOD COLLECTION
Blood collection is practiced in all labs to find
out why symptoms are appear in the patient… Phlebotomy(“to cut a vein” in Greek) is the process of making incision in a vein. A person who practices phlebotomy is termed as phlebotomist. Importance of blood analysis
Blood analysis is one of the most important
diagnostic tools available to clinician within healthcare. Its data is relied upon in the clinical setting for interpretation of clinical signs and symptoms… WHO IS PHLEBOTOMIST Requires social, clerical and technical skills Phlebotomy is a link between the patient and the laboratory Apart of the healthcare team ROLE OF PHLEBOTOMIST
To collect blood for accurate and reliable test
results Accurate identification and collection procedures are critical Important procedure to assist in the diagnosis and monitoring of patients Sample collection
PATIENT PREPARATION PRIOR TO TEST
ESR ,FBS : Fasting
Hb,CBC,Platelet Count etc. : No fasting
CLEANSING THE SITE Select the vein Clean the puncture site with a cotton ball saturated
with 70% isopropyl alcohol or pre-package alcohol
swab Rub the alcohol swab in a circular motion moving
outward from the site to remove all perspiration and
dirt from the puncture site After cleaning do not touch the site If the vein is re palpated it should be cleansed again