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1 CE HOURClinical Medical Assisting
Evidence Based Practices in Phlebotomy
- Key Terms and Acronyms:
- AC
- Basal State
- BMI
- CEU
- CLSI
- DOB
- Fomites
- Hematoma
- HIPAA
- MRN
- MSDS
- OSHA
- PHI
- Postprandial
- PPE
- PEP
- PHI
- RN
- RT
- Sclerosed Vein
- Sodium Hypochlorite
- SDS
- TB
- Vasovagal Syncope
- WHO
- Importance of evidence-based practices
- Recognize, Act, Explain
- Intention
- WHO and CLSI
- Key Components
- Site Selection
- Accuracy
- Comfort
- Success
- Tests ordered
- Patient age
- Patient condition
- Vein condition
- Troubleshooting
- Capillary sites
- Technique
- Patient interaction
- Site selection
- Asepsis
- Angle of entry
- Order of draw
- Tourniquet use
- Post draw puncture site pressure
- Infection control
- Hand hygiene
- Transmission
- Direct
- Indirect
- Contact
- Droplet
- Airborne
- Vehicle
- Vector
- Parenteral
- Exposures
- Affirmative reminders
- CDC guidance on donning and doffing
- Patient Identification
- 2 identifiers
- Inpatient
- Outpatient
- Equipment Selection
- Venipuncture
- Evacuated tube method
- Syringe method
- Capillary punctures
- Lancets
- Venipuncture
- Patient preparation
- Postprandial
- Fasting
- Basal state
- Hydration
- Patient monitoring
- Vasovagal syncope
- Hematoma
- Excessing bleeding
- Training and competency
- Competency assessment
- Certification VS Licensure
- CEUs
- CPT-I
- CPT-II
- Ethical Considerations
- Confidentiality
- HIPAA
- PHI
- Confidentiality
- Consent
- Informed
- Implied
- Expressed
- HIV testing
- Parental consent for minors
- Characteristics of professionalism
- Patient Health and Safety
- Documentation/Incident reporting
- Incident report forms
- QC and equipment check forms
- Conclusion
Accreditation Numbers
- 586-4203-26