Phlebotomy

A certification course focused on blood collection and specimen handling techniques.

Introduction to PhlebotomyAnatomy & Physiology for Blood CollectionBlood Collection Equipment and Safety
Specimen Handling and ProcessingInfection Control and PreventionSpecial Collections and Complications
Patient Interaction and ComfortReal-World Scenarios: Blood Drives & EmergenciesQuality Control and Troubleshooting
Mastering the Order of DrawTest-Taking Strategies for CertificationTime Management During Procedures
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Practical Applications

Quality Control and Troubleshooting

Ensuring Quality

Regular checks of equipment, procedures, and labeling help prevent errors.

Common Troubleshooting Steps

  • Re-check vein selection if blood flow is slow
  • Ensure tubes are filled to the correct level
  • Verify all samples are labeled and logged accurately

Continuous Improvement

Phlebotomists review feedback and learn from mistakes to keep improving their skills and patient outcomes.

Examples

  • A faulty tube is replaced immediately to avoid sample rejection.

  • A checklist is used before sending specimens to the lab.

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Mastering the Order of Draw