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    The document compares and contrasts the syringe method and evacuated tube system (ETS) methods for venipuncture. It lists 5 differences and 5 similarities between the two methods. For the syringe method, differences include controlling blood flow speed, seeing blood in the hub, and consisting of plunger, barrel and needle hub. For ETS, differences are using a multi-sample needle, holder and vacutainer tubes, and collecting blood directly into tubes. Similarities include both methods obtaining blood and being used for laboratory testing, providing a closed system, being quick, and obtaining multiple samples from one venipuncture.

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    The document compares and contrasts the syringe method and evacuated tube system (ETS) methods for venipuncture. It lists 5 differences and 5 similarities between the two methods. For the syringe method, differences include controlling blood flow speed, seeing blood in the hub, and consisting of plunger, barrel and needle hub. For ETS, differences are using a multi-sample needle, holder and vacutainer tubes, and collecting blood directly into tubes. Similarities include both methods obtaining blood and being used for laboratory testing, providing a closed system, being quick, and obtaining multiple samples from one venipuncture.

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    The document compares and contrasts the syringe method and evacuated tube system (ETS) methods for venipuncture. It lists 5 differences and 5 similarities between the two methods. For the syringe method, differences include controlling blood flow speed, seeing blood in the hub, and consisting of plunger, barrel and needle hub. For ETS, differences are using a multi-sample needle, holder and vacutainer tubes, and collecting blood directly into tubes. Similarities include both methods obtaining blood and being used for laboratory testing, providing a closed system, being quick, and obtaining multiple samples from one venipuncture.

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    NAME: JIREH RODLYN M.

    PELINA BSMT 1-2


    ACTIVITY A
    INSTRUCTION: In your own words, not the exact copy from a book, the internet, or a friend, differentiate the 2 venipuncture
    procedures - Syringe method vs. ETS Method; and give their similarities. (MINIMUM of 5 differences and 5 similarities).

    Syringe Evacuated Tube System


    In evacuated tube system, the
    By contolling the plunger, phlebotomist uses a multi
    the phlebotomist can sample needle, needle holder
    control the speed at which Similarities and many kinds of vacutainer
    the blood is collected. tube.
    This can help to reduce the Both can get blood The evacuated tube system is
    probability of a blown vein Both are used for the recommended way of
    or difficult blood draws. laboratory testing collecting blood from people
    When the vein is who have healthy and stable
    penetrated, blood appears veins.
    in the hub. Closed System
    Fast and Easy Quicker for blood collection.
    Consist of a plunger, a Straight into the evacuated
    barrel, and a needle hub. tube.
    Many tubes can be obtained
    from a single venipuncture.

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