Look up: phlebotomist

1. Phlebotomist
   Phlebotomist: A person who draws blood.
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2. Phlebotomist
   Phle·bot'o·mist noun [ Confer French phlébotomiste .] (Medicine) One who practiced phlebotomy.
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3. phlebotomist
   <medicine> One who practiced phlebotomy. ... Origin: Gr. Phlebos = vein. ... (11 Jun 1998) ...
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4. phlebotomist
   noun someone who practices phlebotomy
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5. phlebotomist
   (flә-bot´ә-mist) a health professional trained in the opening of veins for the withdrawal of blood.
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6. Phlebotomist
   • (n.) One who practiced phlebotomy.
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7. phlebotomist
   phlebotomist 1. Someone who practices phlebotomy or venesection; that is, draws blood by use of a syringe and needle. 2. A medic who draws blood from a vein for analysis or transfusion.
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8. Phlebotomist
   A healthcare professional that is trained to draw blood for laboratory testing and evaluation. During pregnancy, there are a variety of routine tests and procedures that involve the use of drawn blood.
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9. phlebotomist
   Type: Term Pronunciation: fle-bot′ŏ-mist Definitions: 1. One trained and skilled in phlebotomy.
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10. Phlebotomist
    `Phlebotomists` are individuals trained to draw blood samples for medical testing. Depending on the regional characteristics of the organization they work for, phlebotomists may have to travel to collect samples (this is referred to as a domiciliary service). They may travel to nursing homes or outp...
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