You Want To Pass The Phlebotomy Exam? WATCH THIS VIDEO!

Preparing phlebotomy students for their state exam and training them with a correct understanding of CLEA, CLSI, OSHA, and HIPPA procedures.
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Thank You ❤🙏

[@PhlebotomySolutions]

Thank you for watching.

[@jennifertimberlake6522]

I have a question about question 5 because I've had a tourniquet on for more than 5 minutes before during a blood draw so if the maximum is a minute then what do you do if you have to have it on for more than that? Im going back to training so i can go for the test this time and im just curious about that

[@PhlebotomySolutions]

Thank you for your question. If the tourniquet is approaching or going over the one minute mark, then you will release the tourniquet and continue the blood draw. If blood flow stops, then you must start from the beginning and look for another site. Most of the time after releasing the tourniquet, you should have continual blood flow into the tubes.

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@@PhlebotomySolutions thank you good to know

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@@jennifertimberlake6522 You are welcome. 🤗

[@asmazainab4255]

so i have take separate exam after taking phlebotomy classes

[@PhlebotomySolutions]

Yes, usually a National exam but it depends on your state.

[@MrDookieBot]

this is for NCCT ?

[@PhlebotomySolutions]

Yes, and any National exam agency.