phlebotomy in Latin
phlebotomy in Latin is phlebotomia — phlebotomy means the practice of drawing blood from a vein with a needle, for testing, donation or treatment.
phlebotomy in Latin
phlebotomia
The opening of a vein, either to withdraw blood or for letting blood; venesection.
What does "phlebotomy" mean?
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noun The practice of drawing blood from a vein with a needle, for testing, donation or treatment.
"She trained in phlebotomy before applying to nursing school."
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noun The deliberate removal of a quantity of blood as a therapy, used in conditions where the body holds too much iron or too many red cells.
"Patients with haemochromatosis need regular therapeutic phlebotomy."
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phlebotomy in a sentence
- She trained in phlebotomy before applying to nursing school.
- Report to the phlebotomy department on the ground floor.
- Patients with haemochromatosis need regular therapeutic phlebotomy.
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What is "phlebotomy" in Latin?
"phlebotomy" in Latin is phlebotomia. phlebotomy means: The practice of drawing blood from a vein with a needle, for testing, donation or treatment.
How do you use "phlebotomy" in a sentence?
Example: "She trained in phlebotomy before applying to nursing school." In Latin, "phlebotomy" is phlebotomia.
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