Collapsed Vein Blood Draw Novels & Stories

I gently ran my hand over her hair. "No. I don't think that's why." Alexis said and shook her head. I looked up at her in confusion. "Dr.Mitchelle can you please take a sample of Eva's blood?" Alexis asked. Dr.Mitchelle looked at me for permission and I nodded. He took out a syringe from his bag and then held Eva's arm out. He wiped the inside of her elbow with an alcohol pad before inserting the needle and drawing some of her out. "I'll go run some tests." He stated as he collected his stuff and went.

I said to him as he followed me and we left my office, we walked to the laboratory and as soon as we walked in, I went straight to the doctor there and explained everything to him, so he noted down Rolland’s name and got ready to collect his blood sample for the test. He tied a tourniquet on his left arm and swabbed the surface with a cotton wool that was mixed with ethanol in other to disinfect the area against any germs, the doctor went on to use a syringe on the vein as he collected his blood sample and introduced it into a test tube, he added EDTA in other to stop the blood from cutting and tomorrow the result will be ready, and that was the first stage of the pre-surgery processes. Roll

The world hadn’t stopped spinning, but at least for now, I could walk through it without falling apart. I just need it to sort this out. First of all, I needed to reverse this. Whatever this was. That meant I needed to understand what she was going through. I took in another breath and then turned on my heel and rushed back to the bedroom and retrieved the blood kit from the mess on the floor, and then returned to the lab. My fingers were all over the place, but I forced them to be precise. Glove. Swab. Needle. Draw. Once I had just enough, I slid the sample into the analyzer.

“I trust that, but just in case, please allow us to carry out a quick blood draw to check your vitals.” Leonica nodded in understanding and turned her gaze towards her family. “Is it okay if we have a moment, guys? I’ll be done soon.” Her family and Ashley reluctant at first, all nodded in agreement and excused themselves from the room, leaving Leonica and Dr. Bailey. “Please roll up your sleeves.” He gestured at the long hands of the hospital gown she was wearing. She did and he quickly drew a bit of her blood, placing it in a container and passing it to Doctor Kareem who would go run a few tests and get the results.

Hated how it made me miss Vaelor’s golden chaos. Draven stopped a respectful distance away, syringe in hand. “I need a blood sample. Full spectrum. Before anyone else decides your chemistry is better used as a weapon or a suppressant.” I raised an eyebrow, keeping my voice level despite the way my pulse hammered. “And you thought dragging me unconscious through the sub-levels was the best way to ask nicely?”

Today, I walked through the halls holding my husband's hand. Dr. Reeves was waiting in her office. She looked over her reading glasses as we walked in. She did not offer empty platitudes or emotional comforts. She operated on facts. "Harper," Dr. Reeves said. "Dr. Houston." "Hello, Dr. Reeves," I said. "The phlebotomist is ready for you in room three," she said, checking a chart. "After the blood is drawn, we will run the full marrow panel. The laboratory has expedited the process. We will have the results in two hours. You can wait in the garden."

Either way, it felt amazing. I got my shower beer practically the minute we were home, diving into the bathroom and leaving Colin to fend for himself. Before I took my first swig, I rummaged in the cabinet for a phlebotomy kit I knew I’d stashed there just in case I ever needed to collect a blood sample unexpectedly, drew a vial, and set it aside. There. Now I’d be able to run that, the next time I got to the lab. With that done, I got under the hot water, nearly moaning at how goddamn good it felt.

“What do you want?” Blair pressed down on her shoulders to prevent her from getting up. “Donate 300ml of blood, or I’ll draw your grandpa’s blood. It’s your choice.” Mable froze. Blair threatened her to come back just so he could draw her blood? He looked at the time and repeated to the nurse, “Draw her blood!” The nurse moved quickly. Before Mable could react, a tourniquet was tied around her arm. The needle punctured her vein, and her dark red blood slowly flowed into a bag.

I’m shocked considering how difficult he is to stick at Red General. “His right arm is easier than his left. I still had to go deep but I’ve got good flow. Myla, I need you to come get this first tube. Use a syringe to draw the blood out. You need one milliliter for the wolfsbane test, two milliliters for the silver test and a drop to check his sugar levels.” “Yes ma’am.” She responds as she walks over. “I’m sorry Cole. I know you’re already anemic but this round is going to take quite a bit from you. I’ll be monitoring you closely for side effects stemming from the blood draw. I’ve doubled the tests that we can run in-house.” Angela explains.

"I'm with Dr. Vasquez. I'm safe. You can watch from the other room. Please." Alaric looked like he wanted to argue. But Aiden touched his arm. "She's right. If her blood is toxic, we shouldn't be in the room during the draw. Come on." They left. Reluctantly. Went into the observation room next door. Melina could see them through the glass. All three of them standing there. Watching. Protective even from a distance. "Ready?" Dr. Vasquez asked. "Yes." The blood draw was quick. Professional. Eight vials. Dark red blood filling each tube.