Phlebotomy - E-Book

Master practical phlebotomy skills with Phlebotomy: Worktext and Procedures Manual, 6th Edition! Known for its storyboard format of procedures and beautiful illustrations, this hands-on worktext describes all aspects of phlebotomy - with focused and current coverage of lab tests, equipment, safety and collection procedures, emergency situations, special populations, and point-of-care testing. Step-by-step instructions and full-color photos teach you how to perform the essential phlebotomy procedures you will use every day on the job. A detachable bookmark with color tube guide acts as a handy clinical reference. Learning features focus on clinical scenarios, practice tips, and error prevention, further emphasizing application and practice. - NEW! Content highlights protocols for enhanced infection control and prevention in light of COVID-19 and other emerging pathogens- NEW! Content addresses revised testing protocols, such as for tuberculosis- EXPANDED! Certification review questions and practice tests promote enhanced exam readiness- Step-by-step illustrated procedures cover essential phlebotomy competencies and techniques- Right-sized coverage addresses the full spectrum of phlebotomy practice- Competency checklists facilitate self-, peer, and instructor evaluation on clinical procedures progress- Clinical scenarios and tips focus on application and real-world workplace challenges and solutions- Exam preparation questions in each chapter help with classroom and board test review- Mock certification exam features close to 200 multiple-choice questions- Anatomy and physiology section provides highly illustrated and in-depth information on body systems- Removable bookmark offers handy clinical reference to tube color-coding. - OSHA icons in procedures highlight safe and effective practice- Key terms and abbreviations are listed at the beginning of each chapter, highlighted in text, and defined in a back-of-book glossary for quick reference- Evolve resources provide time-saving educator tools and student practice activities