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An infection can be caused by simplest of the mishaps that go unnoticed. The five things a phlebotomist can personally do to avoid infection according to me would be:-
- Ensuring personal hygiene i.e. wearing mask and gloves while collecting blood samples from the patient.
- Maintaining cleanliness and sterile environment within the lab by regular inspection of the lab.
- To develop the habit of wiping the site of blood collection with alcohol before and after the process.
- To use clean, sterile and fresh needles while operating patients along with proper disposal of used needles.
- To properly label samples and avoid mixing of samples.
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