D stress 2 Find the type of fracture by given definition. It is a fracture where the ends of a bone are driven into each other

Phlebotomist deals with _____.
a. blood analysis


93 Answer the question.
I cannot work as a doctor in the UK until I pass the PLAB, but being a doctor helped me to become a phlebotomist I followed a course covering information on health and safety guidelines, order of draw, bottle additives, infection control, labelling and documentation with many opportunities to practice both in and out patient setting and on the wards. During my training I was assessed on obtaining the minimum of 50 bloods. As well as clinical skills was impressed upon me.
Why can’t he work as a phlebotomist?
a. he needs PLAB


94 Fill in the gap.
I cannot work as a doctor in the UK until I pass the PLAB, but being a doctor helped me to become a phlebotomist I followed a course covering information on health and safety guidelines, order of draw, bottle additives, infection control, labelling and documentation with many opportunities to practice both in and out patient setting and on the wards. During my training I was assessed on obtaining the minimum of 50 bloods. As well as clinical skills was impressed upon me.
He had a practice in both ____.


c. out patient and hematology


95 Find the true answer.
I cannot work as a doctor in the UK until I pass the PLAB, but being a doctor helped me to become a phlebotomist I followed a course covering information on health and safety guidelines, order of draw, bottle additives, infection control, labelling and documentation with many opportunities to practice both in and out patient setting and on the wards. During my training I was assessed on obtaining the minimum of 50 bloods. As well as clinical skills was impressed upon me.


c. He was assessed on obtaining minimum of 50 bloods
96 Find the true answer.
I cannot work as a doctor in the UK until I pass the PLAB, but being a doctor helped me to become a phlebotomist I followed a course covering information on health and safety guidelines, order of draw, bottle additives, infection control, labelling and documentation with many opportunities to practice both in and out patient setting and on the wards. During my training I was assessed on obtaining the minimum of 50 bloods. As well as clinical skills was impressed upon me.