Donors are typically screened before their plasma or blood donations are taken. Phlebotomists must be skilled at performing venipunctures while also taking precautions to avoid infection. A phlebotomist passes the blood samples to a laboratory technician who performs hematology testing.Some medical facilities hire phlebotomists who are charged with drawing and handling blood samples. A well-trained phlebotomist can take a blood sample from any kind of patient, with minimal pain. phlebotomist passes the blood samples to a laboratory technician who performs hematology testing.
A quick Electoral College refresher: The 538 electors allocated (mainly by population) among the 50 states and the District of Columbia actually choose the president and vice president, with a majority of electoral votes (i.e., 270) needed for an outright win.
(from Londonâs Daily Telegraph) â 314 million Americans, 50 states, two candidates and well over a billion dollars in campaign spending. How does the U.S. election work? The campaign comes down to one number: 270. Thatâs the number of electoral college votes [a candidate] needs to win and to claim the White House. The electoral college was created in the earliest days of the U.S. as a voting system that allows the disparate states to come together and elect a single president to represent them all.