Pronunciation: /fləˈbɒtəmi/
noun the practice of drawing blood from patients for diagnostic testing or blood donation
A1 Phlebotomy is the process of drawing blood from a patient.
A2 The nurse performed a phlebotomy to collect a blood sample for testing.
B1 Phlebotomy technicians are trained to safely and efficiently draw blood.
B2 The phlebotomy procedure requires proper equipment and technique to avoid complications.
C1 Advanced phlebotomy techniques can be used for specialized medical procedures.
C2 The phlebotomy team at the hospital is highly skilled and experienced in venipuncture.
formal Phlebotomy is the practice of drawing blood from patients for medical testing.
informal I heard that Sarah is considering a career in phlebotomy.
slang I can't believe how good that phlebotomist was at finding my vein!
figurative In a way, phlebotomy is like extracting the truth from someone's veins.
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