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C339 |
Phlebotomy (PHB) | FCC
OCC |
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FA2019 |
SP2020 |
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HEA 1225 |
Introduction to Medical Terminology |
3 |
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This course introduces common root words, prefixes, and suffixes used in medical terminology. Emphasis is placed on comprehension, spelling, pronunciation, ability to use a medical dictionary, vocabulary building, and common abbreviations.
PHB 1220 |
Phlebotomy Theory |
3 |
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This course introduces the student to anatomy, physiology, and laboratory terminology and their application in phlebotomy and specimen collection. Current phlebotomy and laboratory issues, including professionalism and ethical/legal responsibilities, pertaining to phlebotomists are reviewed. Basic phlebotomy techniques, incorporating infection control, standard precautions and safety in the laboratory are demonstrated and practiced.
PHB 1222 |
Phlebotomy Procedures |
3 |
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This course emphasizes the role of the phlebotomist within the health care delivery system. Interpersonal skills with laboratory personnel, other members of the health care team and patients are stressed. Commonly used laboratory techniques in specimen collection, transport and processing are demonstrated and practiced. Additional safety issues concerning patients and phlebotomists are addressed. Life span considerations are integrated. Competencies expected of the phlebotomist are tested in preparation for a clinical practicum. PREREQUISITE: Successful completion of PHB 1220 Phlebotomy Theory with an earned grade of C or better.
Term Total |
9 |
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FA2019 |
SP2020 |
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GEN 2297 |
Employment Skills |
1 |
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This course prepares the student for job interviews, job placement, and employment. Verbal and written communication skills are implemented through assigned reports. Topics of discussion and debate range from securing and keeping a job to individual attitudes, work habits, work ethics, and interviewing skills. The student will be required to prepare a written resume and to apply communication skills in practical situations.
PHB 1224 |
Phlebotomy Clinicals |
4 |
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This course provides a clinical internship for students in laboratory facilities. Clinical experiences provide opportunity for students to utilize knowledge and skills in direct care situations. Schedules are developed by the instructor and student in collaboration with affiliating clinical sites. Successful completion of this course requires the student to complete all hours and to complete a minimum of 100 successful unaided venipunctures, 25 successful unaided skin punctures and orientation in a full service laboratory. PREREQUISITES: Successful completion of PHB 1220 Phlebotomy Theory and PHB 1222 Phlebotomy Procedures with an earned grade of C or better in both.
PHB 1298 |
Phlebotomy/Health Professional |
3 |
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This course is designed to prepare students for the workforce in phlebotomy and begin the student's preparation for testing for the national certification exam. The course will include guest speakers from the laboratory workforce covering topics about quality control, safety, and transition from student life into full-time laboratory employment. PREREQUISITE: Must be a practicing phlebotomist or medical person with phlebotomy experience, or have successfully completed PHB 1220 Phlebotomy Theory and PHB 1222 Phlebotomy Procedures with an earned grade of C or better.
Term Total |
8 |
Program Total |
17 |
We recommend that you contact an advisor before enrolling in any degree, certificate, or transfer program to ensure all requirements are met including total hours associated with transfer courses.
This is a General Education or Elective course to be selected and therefore has no schedule link.