Collapsed Vein Blood Draw Novels & Stories

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?”

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.

"Doctor, my only request is that you write me a ten-day prescription for painkillers." Her hands trembled as she scrubbed further back through the footage. She found the day she had dragged me into the blood draw room. She watched the tube fill again and again with blood of the wrong color. The doctor beside her shook his head. "This patient must have been in the late stages of leukemia. When enough red blood cells are destroyed, the blood itself changes color." He did not notice the change in Winona's face. On the screen, the draw reached 33 ounces. My head sagged to the side.

“You’re the one who flagged the issue with the batch yesterday. My intern told me. You pushed for full retesting.” I keep my eyes on Owen. “Yes.” “It’s a reasonable request,” he says. “And you were right. Children could have died if you hadn’t insisted. So yes, we’ll take the blood from his parents. No banked units.” Cole looks at me as if he can’t believe what he’s hearing. “I already have stock in case Lucy needs it. “We’ll draw from you today,” the doctor continues, addressing Jade. “We’ll test compatibility and get it done as soon as possible. It won’t hurt to have some in reserve.”

riots. Inside the clinic, the chaos was surgical. Dr. Aris was standing over a man whose skin had turned a terrifying shade of translucent grey—the "Collapse" that happened when the synthetic Thorne blood began to lose its magnetic cohesion without a fresh dose of the stabilizer. "He’s crashing, Avery!" Aris shouted, her voice barely audible over the sirens outside. "The synthetic marrow is rejecting the host. If we don't get the Sombra-Sequence into the nebulizers in the next ten minutes, his lungs are going to turn to liquid."

" Margot looked at Calvin's serious expression and, after giving it some thought, realized that this was indeed the right thing to do. They hadn't been home for a long time, and Elias and Ashley must be worried. Besides, she also missed Louis. Without thinking about it further, Margot nodded in agreement and said, "Okay." Soon, Curtis came over with the doctor. Although the doctor thought that Margot's body was too weak and not suitable for a blood draw, he had no choice but to comply when Curtis insisted that he draw a symbolic amount. They drew about 50cc of blood, and then the doctor removed the syringe. Margot felt it wasn't enough and added, "Draw a little more. Let's take 200cc."

“You can go by the lab to draw your blood to make sure that everything else is as it should be and I will send my swaps to analyze as well.” “Thank you for your time, Dr. Goldwing.” Alessio rises off the couch to shake the doctor’s hand and I sluggishly follow his example with a shaky smile. So he actually hit a jackpot on the first try. Please leave a comment!