1) Bleed 2) Care for 3) Leech 4) Phlebotomise 5) Treat 1) Phlebotomise 
• (v. t.) To let blood from by opening a vein; to bleed.
Phle·bot'o·mize transitive verb [ imperfect & past participle Phlebotomized ; present participle & verbal noun Phlebotomizing .] [ Confer French phlébotomiser .] To let blood from by opening a vein; to bleed. [ R.] Howell.
Type: Term Pronunciation: fle-bot′ŏ-mīz Definitions: 1. To draw blood from. 2. To achieve iron overload reduction by repeated removal of blood, as in hemochromatosis.
phlebotomize, phletotomise (Brit) 1. To draw blood from a person; there was a time when doctors routinely bled patients as part of a medical treatment. Synonyms: to bleed, to leech. 2. To remove blood by phlebotomy.