MODULE 1 ( PHLEB LEC )

• Process of collecting blood/Process of making a puncture in a vein, usually in the arm, with a cannula for the purpose of drawing blood.

  PHLEBOTOMY
• Most common venipuncture procedure/Sharp lancet-type instrument pierced the veins and made them bleed

  VENESECTION
• Heated glass/Suction - to help with pain, inflammation, blood flow, relaxation and well-being, and as a type of deep-tissue massage.

  CUPPING
• Used for amputations to remove excess blood and prevent clotting when an appendage is reattached

  LEECHES
• Performed to obtain blood for screening and diagnostic purposes and to monitor prescribed treatment/Remove blood for transfusions at a donor

  PHLEBOTOMY
• Collecting blood by penetrating a vein with a needle attached to a blood collection device or syringe

  VENIPUNCTURE
• Collecting blood after puncturing the skin with a lancet or special incision device

  CAPILLARY PUNCTURE
• Venipuncture, Capillary Collection, Patient Care, Receptionist Duties, Sample Processing, Computer Work, Laboratory Representative

  PHLEBOTOMIST
• Dispatched from the laboratory to either nursing or outpatient areas

  CENTRALIZED PHLEBOTOMY
• More people are collecting blood samples during busy times 

  DECENTRALIZED PHLEBOTOMY
• A blend of centralized and decentralized phlebotomy

  HYBRID PHLEBOTOMY
• Two way process of communication

  SENDER AND RECEIVER
• Example of communication


  Speaking, Listening, Gestures or Body Language, and Writing (words)
• Types of communication


  VERBAL AND NONVERBAL
• Example of Common Ground

  BACKGROUND, EDUCATION, AND EXPERIENCE
• For Heart


  ELECTROCARDIOLOGY (EKG)
• Nursing


  PROVIDES DIRECT PATIENT CARE
• Laboratory


  PROVIDES TESTING OF PATIENT SAMPLES
• For Brain


  ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY (EEG)
• Pharmacy


  DISPENSE DRUGS AND ADVISES ON DRUG USAGE
• Radiology


  USES IMAGING FOR DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
• Physical Therapy


  PROVIDES THERAPY TO RESTORE MOBILITY
• Occupational Therapy


  PROVIDES THERAPY TO HELP MAINTAIN LIVING SKILLS
• Diagnosis gastrointestinal disorders


  GASTROINTESTINAL LABORATORY
• Maintains a clean facility

  ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
• Keeps the hospital in compliance

  ADMINISTRATION
• Provides diets to patients

  FOOD SERVICE (DIETARY)
• Maintains patient records


  MEDICAL RECORDS
• Newborn care


  NEONATAL
• Patients in labor of childbirth

  OBSTETRICS
• Patients with cancer


  ONCOLOGY
• Patients with broken bones

  ORTHOPEDICS
• Infants and Children


  PEDIATRICS
• Recovery treatment of patients

  RECOVERY
• Follow-up care of a patient at home

  HOME HEALTH CARE
• Increased care due to the critical needs of the patient

  INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
• Increased care of the patient due to a heart condition

  CORONARY CARE UNIT
• Emergency treatment of patients


  EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
• Patients on dialysis


  NEPHROLOGY
• Elderly patients


  GERIATRICS