: The Venous Anatomy mini course provides learners with a focused, practical understanding of the venous system and common skin surface landmarks used in phlebotomy and basic intravenous procedures. Offered by our accredited school partners, the course introduces essential anatomy, vein identification, procedural considerations, and performance fundamentals that support safe and effective blood collection and catheter placement. Interactive activities reinforce anatomical knowledge and procedural awareness.
: Though this course is self-paced, it is supported by a client adviser. Client advisers are available to answer student questions and monitor student progress to ensure completion of the course. Motivating and encouraging students, the client adviser gives students inspiration to succeed.
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Lesson 1
Module 1: Intravenous Access
Overview of the venous system, vein identification, and surface anatomy relevant to intravenous access.
Module 2: Phlebotomy Performance Fundamentals
Core performance principles for venipuncture, patient safety considerations, and anatomical awareness during procedures.
Module 3: Catheter Insertion
Basic concepts of catheter placement, appropriate venous sites, and anatomical limitations.
Module 4: Location of Arteries and Safety Considerations
Distinguishing veins from arteries, recognizing arterial locations, and reducing risk during phlebotomy and IV procedures.
Module 5: Knowledge Reinforcement Activities
Interactive activities to reinforce venous anatomy, site selection, and procedural understanding.
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