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Students In Clinical Lab...
            

This video shows students practicing their phlebotomy and blood drawing skills in the clinical lab. It's all done under the watchful eye of a phlebotomy instructor. Drawing blood from the back of the hand is quite challenging and can be painful. Initially it requires careful observation and determination from the student to get the stick right. Sometimes it also takes a little courage, especially if you are the student being stuck.

Watch this short phlebotomy video clip!

A phlebotomy student attempting a hand stick. Can you spot any mistakes?

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idea! ATTENTION: Please realize that this video (published form YouTube using YouTube code) is NOT HERE TO TEACH you phlebotomy techniques, but merely to show you different scenarios of the phlebotomist's daily routine. The video may contain techniques, or procedures that do not conform to proper, and safe venipuncture protocol. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. If you spot errors share your tip how to do better here! Remember to add which video it was.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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