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How long can torniquet stay on
no longer the 60 seconds
Evacuated Tube Method
blood sample collection that uses vacuum-sealed tubes to facilitate blood draw
Syringe Method
blood sample collection that uses a syringe to manually draw blood from a vein for exact measurements
Median Cubital
vein located right in the middle of arm most used in venipuncture
Cephalic vein
a vein located on the lateral side of the forearm challenging to locate
Basilic vein
vein located closest to the body, larger and more difficult to puncture due to proximity to nerves and arteries.
Lancet
a small, sharp device used to make punctures in the skin for blood collection
Automatic Lancet adults
2 mm deep
Automatic Lancet Infants
.85 mm deep
Heal stick
used for dermal sticks on a infants 2 and younger
Fasting specimens
are blood samples taken after a period of not eating or drinking, usually for medical tests to ensure accurate results.
Timed specimens
are blood samples taken at specific intervals to monitor levels of substances in the body over time.
Glucose Tolerance test
is a medical test used to assess how well the body processes glucose done in timed specimens
Bloodletting
is an ancient medical practice involving the withdrawal of blood to cure or prevent illness, believed to balance bodily humors.
polycythemia vera
a type of blood cancer that causes the bone marrow to make too many red blood cells.
Hemochromatosis
too much iron in the system