Maybe at the end you should’ve done it fluently and shown them the correct way because there were a lot of error in this video.❤️

Thanks for letting me know its a fake arm.

Letting go of the needle my lord even if is fake it still has feelings ToT

3:23 Next time if you’re drawing with your left hand, you should put all your tubes on the right side of your hand. So you don’t have to cross over 😣🙏

If you actually WATCHED the video she let the needle go because she had to REMOVE her fingers underneath the dummies arm so that she can THEN use her hand to  hold the needle more steady. She even laughs and say this is a fake arm. Meaning that she knows she not supposed to be letting it go like that. So even though I get where ppl are coming, please let this lady live. I'm sure the ppl watching are not yet skilled. Meanwhile she was helpful enough to pass along her skill to everyone who watches her video. Please go be Negative Nancy somewhere else...

I’m starting phlebotomy classes in a few months I’m so glad I found this video.

Just passed my nha now gotta go to externship wish me luck 👍

I love the step-by-step and sequence of the venipuncture procedure

In my class we had to practice on each other and there was plenty of hubs and supplies and I feel like I learned better because of it

When holding the needle u need to hold it with the same hand u started with never change Hands🙂

As a phlebotomist poor work when she let go of the needle then said it's a fake arm but when teaching u show like it's a real arm

I’m currently in an Allied Health (Medical Assisting) class learning skills such as phlebotomy. I’m so excited that I’ll be able to practice this (on a mannequin) soon!😄

You do not put you finger over the venipuncture site with gauze, double fold the gauze and place it slightly above the site so that if the pt jerks you don't get stabbed. YOU NEVER UNSCREW THE HUB! In my class we have Styrofoam slabs at our station and kept our needle stuck into when not in use. Invert immediately after pulling a tube.

I just enrolled In phlebotomy class.. I can’t wait!!🥰

as she's switching tubes, shes pulling the needle in and out

please please!!  DO NOT do what she did. NEVER let go of the needle when its still in the arm EVEN if its fake!!! your dominant hand should always have a grip on the needle. USE your left hand to do eveything else. this is terrible

THIS is next to ANY easy peasy lab work I've had done to date! Nice video

I start my class January 3rd so glad I found this 🙏

I’m going to school next year for this, great video

I had been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at the age of 23. So that means every time I go to see my doctor…I’m expected to get labs done. Which means getting my blood sucked out of me! Haha. I actually love going to get my lbs because I think it’s fascinating! I’m honestly considering in following a career path in this….