30-Hours Diploma in Phlebotomy
Credit hours
3
Phlebotomists play a key role in diagnosis, and these units explain what the job involves. Learners study vein anatomy, collection equipment, venipuncture and capillary sampling, infection control, and safe handling of samples for the laboratory. Patient care, communication, and legal and ethical considerations are also included, giving a sound introduction for aspiring phlebotomists.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Phlebotomy and the Role of a Phlebotomist
- 02Anatomy and Physiology for Phlebotomy
- 03Blood Collection Techniques and Equipment
- 04Infection Control and Safety Procedures
- 05Patient Care and Communication in Phlebotomy
- 06Legal and Ethical Considerations in Phlebotomy
- 07Blood Sample Handling and Laboratory Procedures
- 08Venipuncture and Capillary Collection Techniques
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