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When Do You Remove the Tourniquet During a Blood Draw?

In phlebotomy, timing and technique are very important. One of the most critical, and often misunderstood aspects of a blood draw, is the proper use and removal of the tourniquet. This simple...

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Best Practices for Cleaning a Venipuncture Site

Ensuring the cleanliness of a venipuncture site is an important step in the phlebotomy process. Proper cleaning minimizes the risk of infection, ensures sample integrity, and promotes patient safety....

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Phlebotomy Basics: The Right Angle for Drawing Blood

Phlebotomy, the process of drawing blood, is an important skill for healthcare professionals. One of the fundamental aspects of this skill is understanding the proper angle at which to insert the...

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Taking the Sting Out of Blood Draws: 11 Tips for Patients

Having drawn blood from thousands of patients, I know the fear many have for needles, blood, and how the venipuncture process make you uncomfortable. The sad thing is, drawing blood to perform...

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Minimizing Pain During Blood Draws: Tips for Phlebotomists

Blood draws! They are what nurses and phlebotomists are good at. However, drawing blood from a person can cause some pain or discomfort. The good news is, there are some things you can do that can...

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How to Get Your Adolescent to Do A Blood Test: A Guide for Parents

Convincing an adolescent to undergo a blood test can sometimes be a difficult job. Even adults, sometimes, have difficulty doing a blood test. Many teens feel uneasy at the site of having their blood...

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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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