PPT-Blood collection techniques

lab 2 what is blood collection It is a process where blood is withdrawn from a patient for medical investigation purposes Why do we do this Blood is collected from patients for analyzing one of the following . The collection process is a series of actions that the IRS can take against you to collect the taxes you owe if you dont voluntarily pay them The collection process will begin if you dont make your required payments in full and on time after receivi The donor shall be in good health mentally alert and phy sically fit and shall not be inmates of jail persons having multiple sex partners and drug addicts The donors shall fulfill the following requirements namely a The donor shall be in the age g Dr S . Homathy. 1. Pathology . The . branch of medicine dealing with the essential nature of disease, especially changes in body tissues and organs that cause or are caused by disease.. The discipline of Pathology includes both Clinical and Anatomic Pathology. .
  Blood Collection Contact with patients. The . patient in a hospital is . anxious . (physical condition), . fearful, . ill health, and . he is physically uncomfortable as a result of his disease or injury. He is also separated from his family. . Learning Objectives. Learn the types of viral load test specimens. Understand the process of venous blood specimen collection. Understand the process of dried blood spot specimen collection. Describe elements of bio-safety. Objective: To understand the patient’s preparation, positioning, and procedures for blood collection using venipuncture and arterial sampling techniques.. Skills: . Perform cephalic, saphenous, and jugular venipuncture. where in the pipeline or funnel you are or are not having success . what is the pattern from different sites. what is the pattern across enrollers. is there a pattern across different days or time periods . Learning Objectives. Learn the types of viral load test specimens. Understand the process of venous blood specimen collection. Understand the process of dried blood spot specimen collection. Describe elements of bio-safety. Created by Ashley Berryhill. Adapted by Dana Cashion. Aseptic techniques. A major way to break the chain of infection is to use aseptic techniques while providing health care.. Asepsis. =absence of disease-producing microorganisms (pathogens). Removal. Preventing Infection. Needle-Free Valves. Insertion. Central Line Bundle. Care & Maintenance. TPN. Flushes. Are central lines driving you crazy?. . What you need to know when a central line is necessary…. Blood vessels that carry blood from the heart The tiniest blood vessels Parts of the respiratory system Diana Garza • Kathleen Becan-McBride. Pearson Education. Copyright 2005. Phlebotomy Handbook. Blood Collection Essentials. Seventh Edition. Diana Garza. Kathleen Becan-McBride. Chapter Six. Safety and First Aid . ruminal. fluid for computing metabolic profile test. Dr . Egendra. K . shrestha. M V Sc. Blood . constitutes cell and plasma. The cells are erythrocytes, leucocytes and platelets. Plasma contains fibrinogen, globulin and albumin as well as .