A Phlebotomist Can Interrupt a Physician-Patient Visit

question 8

Multiple Choice

A phlebotomist can interrupt a physician-patient visit:

• A) when the physician is not examining the patient.
• B) if the collection is a timed specimen.
• C) if the patient has visitors present.
• D) when the patient is scheduled for routine phlebotomy rounds.

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