Phlebotomy: Venipuncture Procedure

[@brianne9921]

I’m starting phlebotomy classes in a few months I’m so glad I found this video.

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

So glad to help! Have fun!

[@devina7819]

How did they go! I’m about to start here soon

[@cynnnnnnnnn7993]

How Is it I start school next month for it

[@mariwatersflowersayyy2823]

I wouldnt go by this video. A lot of things are wrong.

[@spacequeenruby]

@@mariwatersflowersayyy2823 no, but it gives me an idea.

[@lithiumx0x]

I'm about to go on my first clinical rotation. I need 50 blood collections and your videos are right on time to refresh my mind. Thank you!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Gremlinda I am so glad these are helpful! Let me know if there is something else you would like to see. I will do my best to cover it when possible. If it may be a while before I can, then I will let you know.

[@veronica.armstrong]

smh

[@carolinechilders5850]

I needed 100

[@kluis5192]

Gremlinda i start my course next week I’m Nervous but excited lol but nervous

[@cici768]

If you actually WATCHED the video she let the needle go because she had to REMOVE her fingers underneath the dummies arm so that she can THEN use her hand to hold the needle more steady. She even laughs and say this is a fake arm. Meaning that she knows she not supposed to be letting it go like that. So even though I get where ppl are coming, please let this lady live. I'm sure the ppl watching are not yet skilled. Meanwhile she was helpful enough to pass along her skill to everyone who watches her video. Please go be Negative Nancy somewhere else...

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Thank you

[@cici768]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill And thank you as well. As a phlebotomist in training your video has helped me a lot.

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

@@cici768 I am so glad you have found them helpful! Congratulations on your new journey! Your position is the most important part of the lab because quality diagnostic care starts with you!!!

[@zoeholly7748]

CiCi yeah I feel bad people are coming her her neck

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

@@zoeholly7748 Unfortunately, the perceived anonymity of the internet can bring out the worst in some people. In turn, their activities can unexpectedly follow them into their professional lives. Be aware that employers do follow social media/internet account activity. A lack of professionalism can haunt an individual for a very long time. I don't wish that on anyone but it is something everyone should consider when posting.

[@italianbritt3406]

she let the needle go!!! and then she's reaching over to get the tubes!! this video is all wrong

[@PeytonFletcher1104]

Strongly agree! wrong!

[@dionnalewis9257]

All wrong!

[@BMariexoxo]

I agree

[@C3yl0]

Yes :(

[@karenkendrick3128]

Not to mention she removed the tourniquet before she inserted the needle🤔

[@nettiegurl]

THIS is next to ANY easy peasy lab work I've had done to date! Nice video

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Thank you for your support!

[@Kongstudios2]

Going for my phlebotomist certification in the spring, and your video was very informative!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Good luck!!!

[@Kongstudios2]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill 😊😁👍thank you!!!!!

[@lindsayestrada321]

Me too ! Good luck !! I know I need it too😭

[@jasmuhnnb1597]

Good luck! I start in a few weeks!

[@tianamiller6820]

How long is it? How many classes did you have to do to pass?

[@chrisg64]

I had been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at the age of 23. So that means every time I go to see my doctor…I’m expected to get labs done. Which means getting my blood sucked out of me! Haha. I actually love going to get my lbs because I think it’s fascinating! I’m honestly considering in following a career path in this….

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Phlebotomy and Medical Laboratory Science are two great fields!

[@JaLeLe03]

I’m just here watching ! I’m currently In Phlebotomy school. This was a good video! The only thing I seen that could’ve been done differently was how to invert! The blue tube is 3-4 the gold 5 and purple 8-10 ! That is really important ! && not to shake the tubes to harshly bc that could cause Hemolysis! Just helpful pointers !

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

@@paultaft662 thank you so much for the views 😉

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

@@paultaft662 I have been asked to be an expert witness for phlebotomy as well. Please remove my video from your ppp. You did not ask for permission to download my content. Feel free to make your own videos instead of stealing other creators' content. It is very easy to point out the mistakes I am clearly pointing out myself in the video.

[@mc-qw1or]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill don’t post if you don’t want people using your videos. It’s a public platform

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Review copyright laws

[@ThingsWith3]

Maybe at the end you should’ve done it fluently and shown them the correct way because there were a lot of error in this video.❤️

[@flutatious_music4]

I’m currently in an Allied Health (Medical Assisting) class learning skills such as phlebotomy. I’m so excited that I’ll be able to practice this (on a mannequin) soon!😄

[@Dan-dd8cf]

Thanks for letting me know its a fake arm.

[@mikelimon2565]

Just passed my nha now gotta go to externship wish me luck 👍

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Good luck!!! Welcome to the lab profession!!!

[@chaii_latte]

How did it go? I have my externship in 2 weeks..

[@evangelina7710]

How’s it going for you? I’m going to start the 24 of February

[@TammyJ7628]

I have 2 weeks left in my Phlebotomy Course

[@jaquelinaramirez4045]

I just passed my NHA Exam, I do shake when drawing blood 😔 hopefully it's just the practice that I need I'm a lil concern about it .

[@honeykhalifa2116]

Im so glad i had came across this video. Im starting phlebotomy in August just so it will look good on my transcript for pharmacy school. Thank you so much!!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Way to set yourself apart in the job market! Great idea! Good luck!

[@josephinenguyen22]

please do not do what she did. she did so much wrong. NEVER switch hands. this video is horrible.

[@YellaFromtheBlock96]

I Graduated and got my licence a few months ago, but i love continued education!

[@monroepfiefer4640]

You do not put you finger over the venipuncture site with gauze, double fold the gauze and place it slightly above the site so that if the pt jerks you don't get stabbed. YOU NEVER UNSCREW THE HUB! In my class we have Styrofoam slabs at our station and kept our needle stuck into when not in use. Invert immediately after pulling a tube.

[@tru3g3mini44]

I just enrolled In phlebotomy class.. I can’t wait!!🥰

[@NyeishaJ6]

I’m going to school next year for this, great video

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

CONGRATULATIONS! Phlebotomists are a critical member of the healthcare and lab team! Welcome to the team!

[@craigwillowood5605]

As a patient at a hospital today, I experienced the following: 1. Phlebotomists' gloves were noticeably dirty and I never saw any gloves being changed. 2. Phlebotomist touched the vein. 3. Phlebotomist wiped the insertion area with two or three up and down wipes. 4. Phlebotomist touched the vein again. 5. Phlebotomist inserted the needle and drew the blood. 6. Phlebotomist removed the needle and placed gauze on the insertion point. How many errors do you see here? Please note that the same blood draw procedure happened with two different phlebotomists in the same hospital. Thank you.

[@asperates33]

I do not think there were any errors aside from the fact that they did not change their gloves. Everything else was good and I've been through phlebotomy many times. I'm also going to take a class on it. Like I said, the only error is the gloves part honestly.

[@angelcangelosi1356]

I just started a phlebotomy class a few days ago. I can’t wait to do this part!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Have fun! Thank you for joining the lab!

[@towannataylor1105]

Did this video help any ?

[@Karen-wf8mr]

Is it hard? I’m starting so I’m scared

[@angelcangelosi1356]

@@Karen-wf8mr no! It’s super easy! But not gunna lie, it gives me anxiety because I hate missing the veins. It’s embarrassing to me for some reason. Ugh

[@Flolic55]

Letting go of the needle my lord even if is fake it still has feelings ToT

[@rosielafolle9403]

I start my class January 3rd so glad I found this 🙏

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Congratulations! Good luck!

[@herusaleron6793]

pretty good video. there's a few little things that are off here and there but i'm assuming you're doing it differently to show the process and also not as cautious cause it's a practice arn.

[@Alvine1]

Oh my Gosh I got 2 weeks before the end of my phlebotomy course but I still not doing the puncture and syringe draw right…😭😭

[@nicholasmele3403]

In my class we had to practice on each other and there was plenty of hubs and supplies and I feel like I learned better because of it

[@C3yl0]

The tourniquet needs to be released right after we see the first tube starting to fill out. :/

[@jaybreesh5060]

Thanks for clearing that up , I was confused on that part cause I know when I get blood drawn they take it off while blood is being drawn already

[@Flolic55]

I mean imagine having 3+ tubes to draw blood flow will come normal if tq is released to soon but as tq cannot be tied over a minute you have to plan it quickly so I agree but depends on njmber of tubes you need to fill.

[@kyliaingraffia8957]

No, the standard is to release the tourniquet right before the last tube, therefore ensuring all of your tubes will fill. If you are working outpatient and the person has great veins, and are healthy then yes because you don't need the pressure. I've worked in inpatient and most people are very sick, therefore for most people I need it to stay on prior to that last tube.

[@TheArmedNurse]

I don't get the whole OCD thing about phlebotomy. Phlebotomists see 30, sometimes 50 patients an HOUR! We don't have time to cross every t and dot every i. As long as the specimen is obtained from the patient as safely as possible and the order of draw is correct, there is no need to obsess over things like tourniquet usage and hand placement. The patient's comfort and quality of the specimen is paramount. If phlebotomists obsessed over everything, they would not be able to serve as many patients and their performance metrics will fall.

[@Flolic55]

@@TheArmedNurse exactly we just have clip tourniqets usually most of them release tourniqet nurses usually to release tourniqet after collecting blood in all tubes then removing needle

[@birdylovesyou5667]

Girl!!!!!! Never reach over and never leave the needle just hanging in the arm, and I didn’t understand why she tied the tourniquet the first time then untied it and tied it again🤦🏽‍♀️ just tie it the first time and keep it on the the arm for till you are done drawing the last tube ( it can only stay on the person arm for 60 seconds)

[@kukurikap8795]

you can actually reapply the tourniquet, at least that’s what were taught

[@joeallen2286]

Seems logical if you’re limited to 60 seconds you would want to reset and get fresh blood after inspecting the arm.

[@christinaporter1262]

I start classes tomorrow! So excited and nervous!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Congratulations! Relax, you'll do great 🤗

[@carlamodeste8362]

Now going to start a class in January and this video is so helpful. Thank you.

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Good luck!!!

[@devina7819]

How did it go

[@italianbritt3406]

as she's switching tubes, shes pulling the needle in and out

[@black111ify]

Yes has to use the sides when pulling out tubes and insertimg so needle wont move

[@kearnicole2086]

@@black111ify You both didn't listen clearly, pretty important if you want to be a phlebotomist....she said it was because she was filming, etc.

[@valentinafiallos1431]

Thank you very much this video is helping me to learn phlebotomy techniques.

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

I am glad you're finding it helpful!

[@halimaali433]

When holding the needle u need to hold it with the same hand u started with never change Hands🙂

[@MohamedSaber007]

Thanks for the great demonstration but I have a question. What's the recommended amount of blood to put in each tube?

[@lifesuchasthis3932]

Thankyou I start classes soon this really helped me

[@futligamx4158]

How long is this carrer?also , Is it good paid ?

[@devina7819]

FUT Liga Mx bit laid but in my area it’s $13 hr very fast to complete some pre reqs then a phlebotomy class and an externship and I wouldn’t say it’s a career it’s more of a starting job to get your foot in the door at the hospital but if it’s what u wanna do forever then do it! I start phlebotomy classes soon and I’m excited to get going in the field

[@DavionSeenit]

I just started Lincoln tech and going for medical assistant

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Congratulations!!!

[@ranishacaldwell5503]

Awesome!

[@Alexis-pt2cu]

How long does that take

[@TheArmedNurse]

@@Alexis-pt2cu I actually got my medical assistant diploma online through Ashworth College. The course is self-paced and took me about a month to complete. This course is NHA accredited, which means you are able to sit for the NHA medical assistant exam and become certified. It was cheap too! Only cost me $580. The main issue is there's no hands-on patient experience. I enrolled in a phlebotomy course that runs throughout the summer so I can gain experience in phlebotomy before sticking actual patients.

[@Alexis-pt2cu]

OutNProud500 I checked the price for the phlebotomy class at my local college & its $1600! 😬 can you get a job with just the diploma? What’s the difference? It takes 2 years just for a medical assistant here

[@SilviaRodriguez-xu4iq]

As a phlebotomist poor work when she let go of the needle then said it's a fake arm but when teaching u show like it's a real arm

[@jaimegoodwin]

Is it just as accepted/easy for a phlebotomist who is left handed?

[@mavery3104]

I have an interview tomorrow with American Redcross so I can start training. I’m nervous 😬

[@mjbarien]

Aren't you supposed to invert the tubes right after you filled each of them?

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Yes, you should immediately invert the tubes 5-7 times. This is to make sure the additive is evenly distributed throughout the blood. It can be done after labeling the tubes at the bedside.

[@josephinenguyen22]

please please!! DO NOT do what she did. NEVER let go of the needle when its still in the arm EVEN if its fake!!! your dominant hand should always have a grip on the needle. USE your left hand to do eveything else. this is terrible

[@aieshalewis6273]

I start Oct 26 excited and I wanna know more🥰😍❤️

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Welcome to the lab!!!

[@cynthiasanchez8362]

Your not suppose to keep the tourniquet on for more than 60 seconds. Plus your supposed to remove the needle before applying gauze and pressuring it, the way she did it causes the needle to scratch the insides and cause bruising.

[@TiaHauserNYC]

Is there such thing as a pediatric phlebotomist?

[@julie7019]

How much blood do you need to take out for each tub and is it measure

[@ashleyandrino3978]

Ima starting phlebotomy this year I’m a Junior in high school I’m so nervous!!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

You will do great! Breathe to stay calm and talk to the patient. Once you practice you lose focus of any apprehensions and your body goes on autopilot.

[@JacquekiaHill]

Good luck I will be doing it soon as well you got this hood luck

[@jenn3524]

You pull the skin taut not taunt!! Gees, there's been several venipuncture videos where they say "taunt" instead of "taut", if someone can't even get the terms right I sure wouldn't want them sticking me with a needle, just saying!!

[@Ot-ej5gi]

@Cobra77UK good point)

[@Theuntamedwiz]

2:56 she used the right term. I never watched any vid using the wrong term. Could be the accent.

[@indianab3498]

Wow what a cool arm

[@tayyy4589]

What happens if you untie the rubber band and lose the vein you chose?

[@kearnicole2086]

I think you can palpate (sp?) to find a vein. I'd think you can reapply the tourniquet but maybe not.

[@missthompson4282]

definitely enjoyed and loved this video haven't stuck in a year, been sticking for 12 but this was a much needed refresher

[@MultiLivingtestimony]

Why pop the tourniquet before the draw? Who taught yoooou?😢

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Thank you for the question. It's a technique for beginners who are not confident in the process. It helps them be prepared, calm, and establish some confidence so they can do the draw in under a minute. You can see the same technique in other videos that are not mine and in textbooks. After more experience, the tourniquet can be left on and the draw done in under a minute.i

[@blinked025]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill This is exactly how we were taught in med school too. So the tourniquet doesn't stay on too long and cause discomfort. So many experts in this comment section

[@americavertiz9482]

Starting august I’m pretty nervous but excited hopefully I’ll pass the national exam

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

You're going to do great! Thank you for dedicating yourself to helping others! ♡

[@pastorevang.williambigiojr438]

Great video, it really helps a lot. Thanks great job... William

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Thank you for your support!

[@justlele908]

Just started my phlebotomy class this week 😁

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Congratulations!

[@black111ify]

letting go needle and crossing over is a no no

[@th3itgirl]

An she not inverting the tubes 😩

[@mitchelgonzales86]

Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it and how much you very clear on the process.

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Thank you for the support! I am glad you found it helpful!

[@sammy_trix]

Thanks for the informative video, I really learned a lot.

[@samanthaa3677]

Oh my she let the needle just sit there without a hand on it 🧐 and she capped the needle with her finger.

[@mariafitts]

I wish we had dummies in class , we had to do it on each other for the first time yesterday and it was our second day in class

[@Cardmania]

thats really cool! i did on the job training for phlebotomy so never got the see the fake arm! which would have been cool!!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

We also use a sleeve that a student can wear while another student practices. That is nice because it feels more personal and realistic!

[@Cardmania]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill i like that idea a lot!! comes in handy for sure!!! besides having a real person to practice on aka, my coworkers, i had this tiny plastic vein to practice on.. just allowed me to get a feel for what the needle felt like but that was in! no anchoring or anything :)

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

@@Cardmania Simulations are definitely getting more realistic! It sure is an exciting time to be in medicine!

[@queenwithlocs2371]

this is not a good example if you are going to show how the procedure is done you should do it in the correct way to many mistakes in the video you fill tubes with ur no dominate hand and that not the correct way you hold a ets ur needle is moving to much even if its not a real person

[@margiedenavarre7919]

1. Sentences begin with a capital letter. 2. Sentences include things like commas and periods. You forgot several. 3. "to" should be "too" 4. "ur no dominate"...hmmm, do you mean, "your non dominant"? 5. The last part of your comment just makes no sense. 6. "its" is a contraction for "it's." 7. People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

[@Flolic55]

@@margiedenavarre7919 I am scared to write anything where do all this smart people come from. Good point too I am so over about OCD on venipuncture videos, the most important thing is that tubes are filled in correct order of draw and that needle didn't expire.

[@yessicarico2654]

Hello where did you purchase the fake arm?(:

[@reginaweeks9356]

So helpful

[@angievibez5808]

I start my courses this month I love this🥰

[@UnknownUnknown-tw3np]

Wrong! you remove the tourniquet DURING your last tube! your inversion were too fast too 🤔

[@kimalpheus4230]

Unknown Unknown you can remove it when filling the last tube.

[@UnknownUnknown-tw3np]

Kim Alpheus that's what i said 🤔🙄

[@krisamorax6748]

thanks for the video! nice use of kool aid water as blood ^^

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

You're welcome! All the manufacturers of phlebotomy simulation arms, sleeves, and dolls use water with food coloring to look like blood. It's a great way to learn while keeping costs and infection down : )

[@haunadirkse6021]

i want to do this but i think id literallly throw up if i punctured someone’s skin with a needle

[@jennycollins7388]

This was not a great video. Please know you do not hold the needle like that nor do you EVER let go of the needle allowing it to twist sideways in the patients arm. You also do not apply pressure until the needle is out. Please do not use this video as a guide it’s terrible

[@julie7019]

How do prevent it from clotting

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Make sure to gently invert the venipuncture tubes immediately after collection. This should spread the additive evenly throughout the specimen. If it is an anticoagulant, the distribution will prevent clotting.

[@julie7019]

What needles do you need for each

[@andreazaragoza7556]

I’m looking to go back into phlebotomy..

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

I hope you do! It's a great profession and in short supply.

[@jnetbrown17]

Ive been wanting to do this but afraid to go to school because i dont want to be the guinea pig in class when practicing.

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

I completely understand 😉

[@aarronconkright999]

Is drawing blood the most difficult thing about being a phlebotomist? Or is there anything else you do that is very difficult?

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Drawing blood is the main role of a phlebotomist. Depending on the lab they may also do paperwork/sendout specimen processing.

[@mikelimon2565]

I believe is order of draw or at least some of the times

[@Fergie66813]

Its a lot of insurance paper work if you work at a collection site and you have to ask people to pay outstanding debts that their insurance company might not have paid for one their previous visits.

[@Alexis-pt2cu]

The scariest part I THINK (not a phlebotomist) would be not being able to find a vein!

[@foxmulder1363]

Is this made from silicone? If so, does it feel like a real arm?

[@Kat_AmelyasMommy]

No

[@christinapinciotti]

How do you not pass out!? Watching this as exposure therapy

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

It becomes a routine and your focus shifts after doing it a while 😉

[@christinapinciotti]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill Any other advice??

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

@@christinapinciotti know the additives and what they do to the specimen. If you know how they work then it should be easier to know the correct order of draw.

[@christinapinciotti]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill I meant as the anxious patient haha. I have to get labs done and can’t even get myself to schedule the appointment because I’m scared. I usually feel like I’m going to pass out at blood draws.

[@cookieoreo4628]

The tube order are wrong.

[@belindagreschner2973]

These videos are wrong. "Make sure the skin is taunt?" Taut is the correct word. She lets the needle go. Wow

[@Ot-ej5gi]

I think you're being overly dramatic with the exact word. She let the needle go for just a millisecond; so what.

[@pinkkangaroo]

@@Ot-ej5gi you are not allowed to let the needle go, even for a second. And, yes, I am phlebotomist.

[@Flolic55]

wow where do all this intellectuals come from knowing everything about life and doing venipuncture like a boss :o

[@donttrip2599]

I don't have the best vision do I have to have 2020 vision

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Not at all. I wear glasses myself.

[@ellielouise8193]

i’m watching this to get over my fear of blood and needles

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Keep it up, you'll get there!

[@PrettyPriincess]

3:23 Next time if you’re drawing with your left hand, you should put all your tubes on the right side of your hand. So you don’t have to cross over 😣🙏

[@jannatfirdaws1931]

Please I must to have high school or ged to be phlebotomy? ??????

[@loading9483]

jannat firdaws no

[@jannatfirdaws1931]

@@loading9483 really what state are you in please

[@jannatfirdaws1931]

@@loading9483 please more information

[@jannatfirdaws1931]

@@loading9483 please did you get it without GED or high school please more information

[@loading9483]

Florida

[@jameswan3820]

very nice

[@blessedhandshealthcarephle8748]

Even though the citrate blue top is the correct order of draw a discard tube or red top should've been used first. If you put the citrate blue top in first it will not properly fill up just as it didn't in this video.

[@garethroberts9305]

Me personally I would not remove the tourniquet before cleaning the area but apart from that amazing video keep up the good work :)

[@brendon2637]

i havent started phleb. classes yet but some of the stuff you doin not makin sense

[@nonnakyrie9762]

Thankkss

[@bari2883]

Its taut mot taunt. Oh and you are going in and out of the vein too. Great experience for the patient.

[@kearnicole2086]

If you paid attention, you would know that was because she was trying to do this and film, etc, she said that..

[@joycevakekz4601]

She let go of the needle and didn't invert the tubes after..

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

Actually I do phlebotomies as to improve the outcome of my Medical Lab results in 2022.

[@LIFEWITHNICAA]

The way u pulled out the tourniquet is wrong ur suppose to pull it up or forward towards u, not pull towards the patient u can harm the patient

[@rossmoli8567]

I am here to improve my inglés

[@munecadelosangeles2379]

never let go of the needle ..... yikes!!!

[@alphabet8673]

do not listen to this video its all wrong . the serum tube (yellow) draws first then most importantly the tourniquet is to be released after your first tube is is being filled , another thing i saw was that she let go the needle while in patients arm still. NEVER LET GO OF THE NEEDLE while in patients arm . NEVER reach over patients arm either while in the middle of a draw .

[@maxcowboy7345]

At 3:20 she bends the needle...

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

Comment revez de son marriage.

[@ASMRPsychopath]

I was about to say.. wtf is wrong with the patients arm. It looks deformed 😂 Also, idk why tf I'm here...

[@sashahaynes25]

The way you inserted the needle how you held it when you inserted it was incorrect.

[@sashahaynes25]

That would’ve hurt the patient bad

[@sashahaynes25]

The bevel rotated and everything

[@tenishadorlus8700]

I don't like this video as soon as she kept the same gloves on without changing to show proper hand hygiene.

[@Flolic55]

Get this phlebotomists see 50 patients per hour in our country it is a room and 5 tables at every one phlebotomist and there is line people get called by any of these 5 to be drawn blood from so the point you don't have time in some cases.

[@inspiredgummybear6322]

I wouldnt trust you to poke me lol

[@monroepfiefer4640]

Use you thumb to close the safety not your pointer

[@davidarnold8485]

she tied that tourniquet wrong

[@ASMRPsychopath]

But damn, take blood out of me whenever tf you want! ❤

[@kyliaingraffia8957]

Oh NO!!! Don't ever let go of your needle...ever....ever....ever.....even when practicing...the switching of the tubes should be set up on her right side so she doesn't cross over the patient. Eehhhh...the in and out of the needle and the technique gives me chills...She does give some good information , but I wish she would remake this video.