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medical assistant

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Primary duty of a phlebotomist Collecting blood samples via venipuncture or micro-techniques
Other samples phlebotomists may collect Tissue and body fluids
Why is patient identification important in phlebotomy? Ensures correct specimen labeling and accurate results
Venipuncture Puncturing a vein with a needle to obtain a blood sample
Intramuscular (IM) injection Into the muscle, deep, fast absorption
Subcutaneous (SQ) injection Into fatty tissue, slower absorption
Intradermal (ID) injection Just under the skin surface, used for tests like TB
Why immunizations are important Prevent disease and protect individual/community health
What to check before giving an injection Patient identity, correct medication, dose, route, and allergies
OSHA requirement for needle disposal Immediate disposal into puncture-resistant sharps container without recapping
Role of medical assistant in communication during injections/blood draws Explain procedure, ease anxiety, provide aftercare instructions
Angle for intramuscular (IM) injection 90 degrees
Angle for subcutaneous (SQ) injection 45 degrees (90 degrees if patient has more fatty tissue)
Angle for intradermal (ID) injection 10–15 degrees, just under the skin surface
Angle for intravenous (IV) injection Insert at 25° with bevel up, then lower to 15° or less once in the vein.
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