Lesson 1: Understanding Phlebotomy Flashcards
Emergency Department
Immediate Care
Intensive Care Unit
Critically Ill Patients
Cardiac Care Unit
Patients with Acute Cardiac Disorders
Pediatrics
Children
Nursery
Infants
Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery
Newborns Experiencing Difficulty
Labor and Delivery
Childbirth
Operating Room
Surgical Procedures
Recovery Room
Postoperative Patients
Psychiatric Unit
Mentally Disturbed Patients
Dialysis Unit
Patients with Severe Renal Disorders
Medical/Surgical Units
General Patient Care
Oncology Center
Cancer Treatment
Short-stay unit
Outpatient Surgery
collecting blood through vein using incision or puncture methods
phlebos - vein, temnein - cut
Phlebotomy
What is the other term for Phlebotomy?
Venesection
Two methods used in phlebotomy
Venipuncture and Capillary Puncture
involves expressing ideas through words
Verbal Communication
Phlebotomists should be keen in observing the patient’s facial expressions and other _________ cues that could tell something about how the patient feels.
Non-verbal Communication
Body motion and language
Kinesics
requires patients to stay in the hospital for at least one night to be serviced by tertiary care practitioners
Inpatient
patients are served by secondary care specialists on the same day
Outpatient
health units in the rural areas and sub units which are operated by the Department of Health
Primary Level
non-departmentalized hospitals that attend to patients during the symptomatic stages of an ailment
Secondary Level