LQPB2304 - CMLE - WINGED NEEDLE DEVICE VS EVACUATED TUBE SYSTEM FOR VENIPUNCTURE-WINGED NEEDLE DEVICE VS EVACUATED TUBE SYSTEM FOR VENIPUNCTURE

WINGED NEEDLE DEVICE VS EVACUATED TUBE SYSTEM FOR VENIPUNCTURE

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The document discusses the importance of choosing the appropriate needle device for phlebotomy procedures, specifically comparing winged needle devices and the evacuated tube system for venipuncture. It highlights the factors that influence the choice of needle device, such as patient preferences, vein suitability, patient safety, and cost considerations. The text emphasizes the need for phlebotomists to balance patient comfort with safety and effectiveness when selecting a device. Furthermore, it outlines the risks associated with using different types of needle devices, such as hemolysis and accidental needle sticks. The importance of proper training, regular assessment of skills, and good judgment in selecting the appropriate device is underscored. Additionally, the document mentions financial implications related to the choice of needle device and the need for effective resource management in healthcare settings. Overall, phlebotomists are encouraged to educate and reassure patients, while prioritizing safe and efficient blood collection practices.

Keywords

needle device selection

phlebotomy procedures

winged needle devices

evacuated tube system

venipuncture

patient preferences

vein suitability

patient safety

cost considerations

hemolysis