What is the most exciting thing you learned on your internship so far? The most exciting thing I’ve learned is how to draw blood. There’s a lot of techniques that came with it like making sure you don’t blow a vein or using the right tubes. I’m getting to the point where I can choose what tubes to use for what we are checking. I’m excited to learn more tricks on how to draw blood accurately.
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