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    CHAPTER 1 Introduction to phlebotomy 8 Training 9 Professionalism 9 Licenses & certifications 9 Areas of employment 10 Laboratory departments 10 Occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) 11 What types of hazards do workers face? 11 Healthcare safety hazards 11 Tips to prevent needlesticks injury 11 Tips to prevent back injuries and strains 12 Sharps container 12 What is the needlestick safety and prevention act? 13 How does the "needlestick act" apply to osha's bloodborne pathogens standard? 13 Implement safer medical devices 13 Procedure to follow post – exposure to blood 13 Latex 14 What is contact dermatitis? 14 What is latex allergy? 14 Recommended powder-free gloves 14 Preventing latex reactions 15 Infection control 16 Chain of infection 16 Modes of transmission 16 Direct 16 Indirect 17 Identifying potentially infectious patients 17 Contact precautions 17 Droplet precautions 18 Airborne precautions 18 Breaking the chain of infection 19 Hand hygiene 19 Products used for hand hygiene 21 Handrubs 21 Handwashing 21 Fingernails and artificial nails 21 Personal protective equipment (ppe) 23 Types & functions of ppe 23 Selecting ppe 23 Gloves 23 Alcohol based rubs 24 Instruction on gloves 24 These are the most important do’s and don'ts of glove use. 24 Gowns or aprons 25 Ppe for face 25 Ppe donning order 25 Using ppe 26 Removing ppe 26 Ppe donning & removing 27 Standard precautions 27 What are bloodborne pathogens? 28 What can be done to control exposure of bloodborne pathogens? 28 Post exposure to bloodborne pathogens 28 Bloodborne pathogen standard 28 Blood borne pathogen spill guidelines: preparing bleach solution 30 Bleach disinfecting solution 30 Clean-up procedure using bleach solution 30 Consent 30 CHAPTER 2 Vascular system 37 Anatomy and physiology 37 Properties of blood 37 Functions of blood 37 Red blood cell (rbc) 39 Normal value 40 Normal shape 40 Normal size 40 Lifespan of red blood cells 40 White blood cells (wbcs) 41 Morphology of white blood cells 41 Normal white blood cell count 42 Platelets 42 Hemostasis 42 Stage 1: vasoconstriction 43 Stage 2: platelet plug formation 43 Stage 3: coagulation of blood 43 Anticoagulants 44 1.Heparin 44 2.Coumadin (warfarin) 44 3.Citrates 44 Blood plasma 45 Blood serum 46 Antibody & antigen 47 Blood groups 47 Blood vessels 50 Arterial system 51 Vasodilation: 52 Vasoconstriction: 52 Venous system 52 Capillaries 53 Veins for phlebotomy 56 Integumentary system 57 Innermost layer: hypodermis/subcutaneous tissue 57 Middle layer: dermis 58 Outermost layer: epidermis 59 Planes & directional terminologies 59 Body planes 59 Directional terms 59 CHAPTER 3 Phlebotomy equipment & supplies 645 Gloves 66 Tourniquet 66 Alcohol pads 67 Gauze 68 Bandage 68 Multisample needles 69 Evacuated tube system (ets) 73 Sharps container 74 Evacuated collection tubes 75 Blood specimens in phlebotomy 76 Anticoagulants 77 Color coded tube 78 Order of draw 80 Dermal puncture 81 Understanding capillary blood 82 Lancet 85 Bleeding time test (bt) 87 Comparison of capillary vs venous blood collection sample 87 Dermal puncture order of draw 88 Centrifuge 89 CHAPTER 4 Competency checklist 4.1: Gloves removal……………………………………………………………………………………………………98 Competency checklist 4.2: Bleeding time competency…………………………………………………………………………………. 99 Competency checklist 4.3: Glucose testing competency………………………………………………………………………………101 Competency checklist 4.4: Capillary tube blood collection procedure………………………………………………………..…103 Competency checklist 4.5: Blood smear…………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 105 Competency checklist 4.6: E

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    CHAPTER 1 Introduction to phlebotomy 8 Training 9 Professionalism 9 Licenses & certifications 9 Areas of employment 10 Laboratory departments 10 Occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) 11 What types of hazards do workers face? 11 Healthcare safety hazards 11 Tips to prevent needlesticks injury 11 Tips to prevent back injuries and strains 12 Sharps container 12 What is the needlestick safety and prevention act? 13 How does the "needlestick act" apply to osha's bloodborne pathogens standard? 13 Implement safer medical devices 13 Procedure to follow post – exposure to blood 13 Latex 14 What is contact dermatitis? 14 What is latex allergy? 14 Recommended powder-free gloves 14 Preventing latex reactions 15 Infection control 16 Chain of infection 16 Modes of transmission 16 Direct 16 Indirect 17 Identifying potentially infectious patients 17 Contact precautions 17 Droplet precautions 18 Airborne precautions 18 Breaking the chain of infection 19 Hand hygiene 19 Products used for hand hygiene 21 Handrubs 21 Handwashing 21 Fingernails and artificial nails 21 Personal protective equipment (ppe) 23 Types & functions of ppe 23 Selecting ppe 23 Gloves 23 Alcohol based rubs 24 Instruction on gloves 24 These are the most important do’s and don'ts of glove use. 24 Gowns or aprons 25 Ppe for face 25 Ppe donning order 25 Using ppe 26 Removing ppe 26 Ppe donning & removing 27 Standard precautions 27 What are bloodborne pathogens? 28 What can be done to control exposure of bloodborne pathogens? 28 Post exposure to bloodborne pathogens 28 Bloodborne pathogen standard 28 Blood borne pathogen spill guidelines: preparing bleach solution 30 Bleach disinfecting solution 30 Clean-up procedure using bleach solution 30 Consent 30 CHAPTER 2 Vascular system 37 Anatomy and physiology 37 Properties of blood 37 Functions of blood 37 Red blood cell (rbc) 39 Normal value 40 Normal shape 40 Normal size 40 Lifespan of red blood cells 40 White blood cells (wbcs) 41 Morphology of white blood cells 41 Normal white blood cell count 42 Platelets 42 Hemostasis 42 Stage 1: vasoconstriction 43 Stage 2: platelet plug formation 43 Stage 3: coagulation of blood 43 Anticoagulants 44 1.Heparin 44 2.Coumadin (warfarin) 44 3.Citrates 44 Blood plasma 45 Blood serum 46 Antibody & antigen 47 Blood groups 47 Blood vessels 50 Arterial system 51 Vasodilation: 52 Vasoconstriction: 52 Venous system 52 Capillaries 53 Veins for phlebotomy 56 Integumentary system 57 Innermost layer: hypodermis/subcutaneous tissue 57 Middle layer: dermis 58 Outermost layer: epidermis 59 Planes & directional terminologies 59 Body planes 59 Directional terms 59 CHAPTER 3 Phlebotomy equipment & supplies 645 Gloves 66 Tourniquet 66 Alcohol pads 67 Gauze 68 Bandage 68 Multisample needles 69 Evacuated tube system (ets) 73 Sharps container 74 Evacuated collection tubes 75 Blood specimens in phlebotomy 76 Anticoagulants 77 Color coded tube 78 Order of draw 80 Dermal puncture 81 Understanding capillary blood 82 Lancet 85 Bleeding time test (bt) 87 Comparison of capillary vs venous blood collection sample 87 Dermal puncture order of draw 88 Centrifuge 89 CHAPTER 4 Competency checklist 4.1: Gloves removal……………………………………………………………………………………………………98 Competency checklist 4.2: Bleeding time competency…………………………………………………………………………………. 99 Competency checklist 4.3: Glucose testing competency………………………………………………………………………………101 Competency checklist 4.4: Capillary tube blood collection procedure………………………………………………………..…103 Competency checklist 4.5: Blood smear…………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 105 Competency checklist 4.6: E

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    CHAPTER 1 Introduction to phlebotomy 8 Training 9 Professionalism 9 Licenses & certifications 9 Areas of employment 10 Laboratory departments 10 Occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) 11 What types of hazards do workers face? 11 Healthcare safety hazards 11 Tips to prevent needlesticks injury 11 Tips to prevent back injuries and strains 12 Sharps container 12 What is the needlestick safety and prevention act? 13 How does the "needlestick act" apply to osha's bloodborne pathogens standard? 13 Implement safer medical devices 13 Procedure to follow post – exposure to blood 13 Latex 14 What is contact dermatitis? 14 What is latex allergy? 14 Recommended powder-free gloves 14 Preventing latex reactions 15 Infection control 16 Chain of infection 16 Modes of transmission 16 Direct 16 Indirect 17 Identifying potentially infectious patients 17 Contact precautions 17 Droplet precautions 18 Airborne precautions 18 Breaking the chain of infection 19 Hand hygiene 19 Products used for hand hygiene 21 Handrubs 21 Handwashing 21 Fingernails and artificial nails 21 Personal protective equipment (ppe) 23 Types & functions of ppe 23 Selecting ppe 23 Gloves 23 Alcohol based rubs 24 Instruction on gloves 24 These are the most important do’s and don'ts of glove use. 24 Gowns or aprons 25 Ppe for face 25 Ppe donning order 25 Using ppe 26 Removing ppe 26 Ppe donning & removing 27 Standard precautions 27 What are bloodborne pathogens? 28 What can be done to control exposure of bloodborne pathogens? 28 Post exposure to bloodborne pathogens 28 Bloodborne pathogen standard 28 Blood borne pathogen spill guidelines: preparing bleach solution 30 Bleach disinfecting solution 30 Clean-up procedure using bleach solution 30 Consent 30 CHAPTER 2 Vascular system 37 Anatomy and physiology 37 Properties of blood 37 Functions of blood 37 Red blood cell (rbc) 39 Normal value 40 Normal shape 40 Normal size 40 Lifespan of red blood cells 40 White blood cells (wbcs) 41 Morphology of white blood cells 41 Normal white blood cell count 42 Platelets 42 Hemostasis 42 Stage 1: vasoconstriction 43 Stage 2: platelet plug formation 43 Stage 3: coagulation of blood 43 Anticoagulants 44 1.Heparin 44 2.Coumadin (warfarin) 44 3.Citrates 44 Blood plasma 45 Blood serum 46 Antibody & antigen 47 Blood groups 47 Blood vessels 50 Arterial system 51 Vasodilation: 52 Vasoconstriction: 52 Venous system 52 Capillaries 53 Veins for phlebotomy 56 Integumentary system 57 Innermost layer: hypodermis/subcutaneous tissue 57 Middle layer: dermis 58 Outermost layer: epidermis 59 Planes & directional terminologies 59 Body planes 59 Directional terms 59 CHAPTER 3 Phlebotomy equipment & supplies 645 Gloves 66 Tourniquet 66 Alcohol pads 67 Gauze 68 Bandage 68 Multisample needles 69 Evacuated tube system (ets) 73 Sharps container 74 Evacuated collection tubes 75 Blood specimens in phlebotomy 76 Anticoagulants 77 Color coded tube 78 Order of draw 80 Dermal puncture 81 Understanding capillary blood 82 Lancet 85 Bleeding time test (bt) 87 Comparison of capillary vs venous blood collection sample 87 Dermal puncture order of draw 88 Centrifuge 89 CHAPTER 4 Competency checklist 4.1: Gloves removal……………………………………………………………………………………………………98 Competency checklist 4.2: Bleeding time competency…………………………………………………………………………………. 99 Competency checklist 4.3: Glucose testing competency………………………………………………………………………………101 Competency checklist 4.4: Capillary tube blood collection procedure………………………………………………………..…103 Competency checklist 4.5: Blood smear…………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 105 Competency checklist 4.6: E

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    2nd Edition

    TEXTBOOK :THEORY

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    PRACTICAL

    AUTHOR: SULTAN KHAN FAISAL FAROOQ, MD

    EKG TECHNICIAN

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