The two processes for removing a blood sample from a vein are called:
A) venipuncture and phlebotomy.
B) phlebitis and telangiectasis.
C) thrombophlebitis and thrombosis.
D) valvuloplasty and vasospasm.

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Venipuncture and phlebotomy are the two common procedures used for removing a blood sample from a vein. Venipuncture involves using a needle to puncture the vein, while phlebotomy is a more extensive procedure that involves making an incision in the vein before removing blood. Options B, C, and D are not relevant to the two processes of removing a blood sample from a vein.

The Two Processes for Removing a Blood Sample from a Vein