How to Draw Blood with a Vacutainer
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Der Vortrag „How to Draw Blood with a Vacutainer“ von Judith Gopo, BS, MT ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Phlebotomy“.
Quiz zum Vortrag
What should you do if a patient reports dizziness after vacutainer blood collection?
- Have them sit back down and stay with them while someone gets food/drink and vitals machine
- Immediately help them stand and walk to improve circulation
- Give them a glass of water and send them home
- Apply a cool compress to their forehead only
- Document the dizziness and continue with discharge
What is the proper sequence after withdrawing the needle during vacutainer collection?
- Activate the needle safety device and dispose in sharps container immediately
- Recap the needle first, then dispose in sharps container
- Place needle on counter while labeling specimens
- Leave needle attached to hub for later disposal
- Remove needle from hub before activating safety device
What should you do immediately after withdrawing the needle from the patient during vacutainer blood collection?
- Activate the safety device and dispose of the needle in the sharps container
- Remove the needle from the hub and dispose separately
- Recap the needle before disposing in the sharps container
- Wipe the needle with alcohol before disposal
- Place the needle on the counter while labeling specimens
How should specimens be labeled during vacutainer blood collection?
- At the bedside in front of the patient with date, time, and collector initials
- In the laboratory after transport using patient wristband
- Before collection using pre-printed labels only
- After collection in a separate room with patient name only
- Using only the date and patient room number
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Judith Gopo, BS, MT
Judith Gopo, BS, MT (ASCP), brings 25 years of comprehensive experience in phlebotomy and medical laboratory technology, distinguished by her expertise across diverse healthcare settings.
Her expertise spans pediatric to geriatric care, point-of-care testing, and laboratory information systems. Throughout her career, Judith has demonstrated consistent excellence in both technical skills and leadership, while maintaining her commitment to quality patient care and professional development.
At Lecturio, she shares her experience and insight on Phlebotomy with students across the healthcare disciplines.
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