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3 Types of Needles Used for Venipuncture

In order to draw blood for a blood test a needle has to be inserted into a vein. Presently, needles are the predominant way of getting blood drawn for blood tests. New technology is being developed,...

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Phlebotomy Needle Gauge Chart

Below is a needle gauge chart showing the sizes of needles used for the Evacuated Tube System, Syringe Method, and the Butterfly Needle when performing venipuncture. Tables showing needle sizes...

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When To Use The Butterfly Needle (5 Indications)

Among the three methods of venipuncture, the butterfly system or winged infusion set, is probably the easiest to use and control when drawing blood for a blood test. The butterfly comes with a...

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Evacuated Tube System For Venipuncture (Pros And Cons)

The evacuated tube system is the most used method for drawing blood. It comes with a needle, a tube holder, and a vacutainer tube. One end of the needle is screwed unto the tube holder. The other end...

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Can Blood Test Results Change In A Month?

Blood test results can change in a month. In fact, blood test results can change in a week. A month is a lot of time for a lab test result to change and be different from a previous one. There...

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How Many Venipuncture Attempts Should Be Made?

Two attempts at drawing blood should be made by a technician or phlebotomist when performing venipuncture. Normally, a phlebotomist will try to hit the vein and collect blood at the first...

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Hi! I'm Kadia. I am a full time phlebotomist and I enjoy my job. Here, I share with you all the tips and tricks I have learned doing phlebotomy over the years. I hope you find my posts helpful. Enjoy :)

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