02140nam a2200289Ia 450000500170000000800410001724500500005810000230010826000450013125000180017630000350019430000100022930000300023950000480026902000180031765000150033565000220035065000300037265000170040205000250041954600150044450505390045952007860099833600420178433700130182633800110183920260803094255.0251212s2024 xx 000 0 und d1 aProcedures in phlebotomy /cJohn C. Flynn Jr. aFlynn, John C. Jr. aSt. Louise, Missouri :bElsevier,c2024. aFifth edition axx, 219 pages: billustrations c23 cm dAccess code: SRP44XKHFVFV aIncludes bibliographic references and index a9780323936705 aPhlebotomy aBlood examination aBlood specimen collection aBloodletting a616.07561 F6791 2024 ain English aIntroduction to phlebotomy -- Anatomy and physiology -- Infectious diseases and their prevention -- Medical terminology -- Equipment -- Proper procedures for venipuncture -- Special collection procedures -- Neonatal and geriatric procedures and considerations -- Considerations, and complications of phlebotomy -- The versatile phlebotomist and point-of-care -- Interpersonal communication and professionalism -- Phlebotomy department management -- Total quality in phlebotomy service -- Medical-legal issues and health law procedures a"Featuring concise, easy-to-read coverage, Procedures in Phlebotomy, 5th Edition, provides clear guidelines for performing both basic and special phlebotomy techniques. It describes proper procedures for venipuncture, special collection procedures, and pediatric and geriatric considerations, and addresses essential topics such as infection control, OSHA guidelines, and anatomy and physiology. It also discusses professional issues such as interpersonal communication, department management, total quality, and medical-legal topics. This edition includes enhanced infection control and prevention protocols, updated healthcare law coverage, expanded review questions, and an updated practice test to prepare you for classroom and certification success."-- Publisher`s description atactile three-dimensional form; text acomputer avolume