adj./n. 静脉切开术

原形：phlebotomy复数：phlebotomies

Phlebotomy is a medical procedure in which a phlebotomist draws blood from a patient for laboratory testing or blood transfusion.
血液采集是一种医疗程序，在此过程中，血液采集技师从患者体内抽取血液用于实验室检测或输血。
The phlebotomist sterilized the needle before performing phlebotomy on the patient to minimize the risk of infection.
为了最大限度地降低感染风险，血液采集技师在为病人进行血液采集前对针头进行了消毒。
As part of her daily routine, she had to complete several phlebotomies to collect blood samples for various tests.
作为日常工作的一部分，她需要完成几次血液采集，以收集不同测试所需的血液样本。
He was trained extensively in phlebotomy and can draw blood from both adults and children with great precision.
他在血液采集方面接受了广泛培训，能够精确地从成人和儿童身上抽血。
After the phlebotomy, the specimen was promptly sent to the lab for analysis to diagnose the patient's condition.
血液采集后，样本立即被送到实验室进行分析，以便诊断病人的病情。
A career in phlebotomy requires excellent interpersonal skills as patients may feel anxious during the procedure.
血液采集工作需要出色的交际技巧，因为在采集过程中，患者可能会感到紧张不安。
Following proper venipuncture techniques in phlebotomy is crucial to ensure patient safety and comfort.
在血液采集过程中遵循正确的静脉穿刺技术对于确保患者的安全和舒适至关重要。
Regular phlebotomy sessions were prescribed for the patient with hemochromatosis to remove excess iron from their body.
医生为患有铁过载症的病人开了常规血液采集治疗方案，以排出体内多余的铁质。
To become a certified phlebotomist, one must pass a comprehensive exam covering all aspects of blood collection and handling.
要成为一名认证的血液采集技师，一个人必须通过涵盖血液采集和处理所有方面的综合考试。
In ancient times, phlebotomy (bloodletting) was a common treatment for a wide range of ailments.
在古代，放血（血液采集）是治疗各种疾病的常用方法。