PPT-Blood collection The two sources of blood for examination in the laboratory are:

Venous Blood Collection Phlebotomy this is obtained by venipuncture preferably in the antecubital fossa It is preferred for most hematological examinations and drains a large volume of blood Its color is dark red   . Content of the box • TwoTramp-it • Two • Two • Two • Two • Two ATTENTION! THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE USING THE TRAMP-IT SPORTS 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. . Collection. Specimen Collection. Basic rules for all specimen collection include:. Use aseptic technique. Inform . pt. about collection. Collect sample in proper manner & at correct time. Collect proper quantity of sample. 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. feces. (General Stool Examination) (GSE). Collection of the stool specimen: . To . ensure that good specimens are provided for examination, it is important to note the following: . 1. A clean dry container must be used for the collection of fecal samples. Urine and water will destroy . Ensuring that appropriate clinical laboratory tests are ordered;. Procuring clinical laboratory test samples in an efficient, timely manner;. Producing accurate clinical laboratory test results;. Correlating and interpreting clinical laboratory test data;. Vaku8 Brand Multi Sample Blood Collection Needle 510Kc Device Common Name Blood Collection Needled Class II devicee Regulation No 8805570f Classification Panel and Product Code FMI4 Section 514 Requir Concord Hospital Laboratory Services 2 June 24 2019 HISTOLOGY AND CYTOLOGY Specimen Labeling and Requisitions Requirements Specimens will not be processed unless 1All specimens labeled Our Team. 14 staff members:. Medical Director, James . Corsetti. , MD, PhD. 1 Secretary.. 1 Administrator.. 1 Asst. Supervisor . . 11 Med. Technologists. . Red Creek Laboratory. Hematology &. Coagulation. 171 Chapter 8 - Lesson 1 Fecal, Blood, & Urine Examinations Fecal Examination Examining fecal samples for the presence of worm eggs and larvae and protozoa trophozoites and cysts is a common practic 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 . 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: . What is the Clinical . L. aboratory?. Department of the hospital where blood and other body specimens are processed for testing. Routine wellness testing. Urinalysis . Screening for diseases. Cardiac Risk Profile. 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 .