Phlebotomy, The process of drawing blood from a vein., Vein, A blood vessel that carries blood to the heart., Artery, A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart., Capillary, The tiniest blood vessels that connect veins and arteries., Tourniquet, A tight band wrapped around the arm to make veins easier to see., Lancet, A small, sharp tool used to prick the skin for a small blood sample., Syringe, A tool with a needle used to draw blood., Vacutainer, A special tube that collects blood during a blood draw., Butterfly Needle, A small, flexible needle used for delicate veins., Fingerstick, A small prick on the finger to collect a drop of blood., Plasma, The liquid part of blood that carries nutrients and waste., Red Blood Cells (RBCs), Cells that carry oxygen in the blood., White Blood Cells (WBCs), Cells that fight infection., Platelets, Tiny cell pieces that help blood clot., Clotting, The process of blood thickening to stop bleeding., Hemoglobin, A protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen., Glucose Test, A test to check sugar levels in the blood., Complete Blood Count (CBC), A test that measures different types of cells in the blood., Antiseptic, A cleaning solution used to kill germs before a blood draw., Sterile, Completely clean and free from germs., PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), Gloves, masks, and other gear to keep people safe., Sharps Container, A special container for used needles., Infection Control, Steps taken to prevent spreading germs., Bruising, A small mark that sometimes appears after a blood draw., Fainting, Some people feel dizzy or pass out after giving blood.

Basic Med Term with Phlebotomy

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