Phlebotomy Technician Exam Prep | Module 3, Chapter 3: Site Selection & Preparation

Round out Module 3 of your Phlebotomy Technician exam review by learning how to choose the best venipuncture or capillary site and prepare it properly for a successful, first-stick collection. This third chapter of Module 3 (Patient Identification, Assessment and Site Preparation) prepares you for the American Medical Certification Association (AMCA) Phlebotomy Technician exam by covering vein anatomy, site selection rules, tourniquet use, and correct skin antisepsis. ✅ CApex Training & Consultancy is an AMCA Approved Training & Testing Site, so you can train with us and take your national certification exam with us. 📚 In this video, you’ll learn: Antecubital veins and the order of preference: median cubital, cephalic, and basilic Alternative sites: hand and wrist veins, and when to use them Sites to avoid and why Tourniquet application: placement, tightness, and the 1-minute rule Palpating veins and techniques to make veins more prominent Site cleansing: proper antiseptic use, technique, and drying time 🎯 Perfect for aspiring phlebotomists, healthcare workers, and anyone reviewing for their national certification exam. 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next lesson! 🌐 capextraining.com This video is exam review content produced by CApex Training & Consultancy and is not an official AMCA publication. #Phlebotomy #PhlebotomyTechnician #AMCA #PhlebotomyExamPrep #NationalCertification #Venipuncture #SiteSelection #HealthcareTraining #CApex