Venipuncture Complications: During Collection

A follow-up video with all the things that can go wrong during blood collection. Fainting, seizures, nausea and vomiting, pain, hematomas (bruising), lack of blood flow, defective tubes, needle positioning, collapsed veins, rolling veins, artery puncture, missing the first try, excessive bleeding, hemolysis, long-term complications such as iatrogenic anemia and compartment syndrome, plus all the reasons a specimen can be rejected.

Phlebotomy Worktext and Procedures. 3rd Edition. Robin S. Warekois and Richard Robinson

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A blood drawer recently damaged my median nerve of my arm from blind probing. I have now shock feelings in my hand ongoing. I had it at the time as well.
Does it ever heal? How common is this mistake?

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Permission to ask in your country how many children venipunctur, include research and year