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define as incision or a puncture into a vein in order to obtain blood

One of the oldest medical procedures, dating back to the

early "Egyptians" and was termed as:

believed that disease was caused by an excess of body fluids, including blood, bile, and phlegm, and that removal of the excess would cause the body to return to or maintain a healthy state

in which blood from an incision produced by the

barber’s razor was collected in a bleeding bowl.

Bloodletting is now called __

and is used as a treatment for only a small number of

blood disorders such as hemochromatosis.

is a person trained to obtain blood samples SETTING

primarily by venipuncture and microtechniques.

(blood) Liquid portion of clotted blood w/o anticoagulant

contains albumin and globulin

(blood) Liquid portion of unclotted blood w/ anticoagulant

Contains albumin, fibrinogen, and globulin

after a meal may appear cloudy or turbid, other term?

vein of choice because it is

large and does not tend to move when

the needle is inserted