Unit 1: Phlebotomy Fundamentals Overview of the phlebotomy profession The role of phlebotomists in healthcare Basic health and safety practices Understanding of medical terminology related to phlebotomy 

Unit 2: Anatomy and Physiology Introduction to human anatomy Circulatory, lymphatic, and immune system overview Veins, arteries, and nerves important for phlebotomy Blood composition and function 

Unit 3: Equipment and Procedures Phlebotomy equipment handling and usage Order of draw and color-coded tube explanation Proper identification and preparation of patients Venipuncture technique 

Unit 4: Special Considerations in Phlebotomy Pediatric and geriatric phlebotomy techniques Difficult draws and special situations Capillary puncture techniques Handling of special samples Special consideration for specimens, instructing patients about collecting nonblood specimens Preparing peripheral blood smear blood culture collection Calculating volume requirements to avoid Iatrogenic anemia 

Unit 5: Quality and Safety in Phlebotomy Infection control and prevention practices Quality assurance in phlebotomy Error prevention and management in specimen collection Patient rights and confidentiality Regulations regarding workplace safety, operational standards, HIPAA regulations, and PHI

Unit 6: Clinical Practicum Preparation Review of clinical techniques Hands-on practice with simulations Mock scenarios for difficult situations Preparation for real-world application 

Unit 7: The Professional Phlebotomist Understanding healthcare systems and workplace ethics Communication skills and patient interaction Career opportunities and further education Certification preparation and the job search process 

Unit 8: Clinical Practicum** Supervised practical experience in a clinical setting Application of phlebotomy techniques with real patients Observation and feedback sessions Case studies and problem-solving exercise