Phlebotomy (Venepuncture)
Phlebotomy is the procedure of entering a vein with a needle. Indications are : blood sample for diagnostics, monitor components & cosmetic reasons. Suitable prior to IVNT training & PRP treatments.
Student enrolment
The Kimmy K way
What will I learn
PRACTITIONER Professionalism
What is
Phlebotomy
Basic knowledge
Completing a Consultation
Blood bourne pathogens
What can be done to control exposure to blood borne pathogens?
Infection control
AIDS – Acquired Immune Deficiency Disease
Hepatitis b
Dealing with body fluids
Anatomy & physiology
The blood
Hemostasis and Coagulation
Capillaries
Anatomy : Veins & Arteries
Anatomical differences between veins & arteries
Veins & Arteries
Veins
Veins
Types of veins
Major nerves of the upper limb
The vessels & circulation
Superficial veins of the arm
Types of external bleeding
Arteries
Phlebotomy Procedure
Adverse effects /Complications
Butterfly device (Vacutainer)
Vacutainer blood collection system
Taking blood
Venepuncture sites
Choosing a vein
A good vein
Equipment for venepuncture
Veins to avoid
Taking blood
Initial Procedure for venepuncture
Procedure for venepuncture
Complications
Infection control phlebotomy
Adverse effects/complications