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  1. Blood-Fluid of Life
  2. The Blood Panel
    This review provides extensive helpful generalizations for successful venipunctures.
  3. Steps of Blood Collection
    No matter which venipuncture technique you prefer there are a number of steps that should be followed in progressing through the process.
  4. Venipuncture Technique Using the Vacutainer® System
  5. Syringe Blood Collection
    To maintain the integrity of the specimen when drawing blood using a syringe, and precautionary procedures, phlebotomists should proceed as follows...
  6. Butterfly Needle Blood Collection
  7. Capillary Blood Collection
  8. The Fearful Child
  9. Lead Toxiclology Study - Child Fingerstick
  10. Blood Collection via Capillary Puncture in Infants
  11. Needle Phobia
  12. Phlebotomy and Venipuncture Vocabulary
    Speak the language of the phlebotomist when drawing blood and specimen handling! It's the phlebo-lingo.
  13. Phlebotomy Study Cards
    It may be a good idea to study phlebotomy skills using flash cards to review notes.

 

 

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