What Bloods? A4 / A3 Poster Digital Download

£2.00

Description

Poster describing the different samples you might take as a student midwife / midwife for different situations and obstetric conditions and the blood tests likely to be requested.

As there is significant variation in the colours of blood or sample bottles around the UK and abroad this poster is intended to be completed after download by colouring in the bottle tops and bullet points which correspond to each bottle and colour.

This version is a digital download only.

This is a high resolution PDF download which you can print out for your own use or refer to on digital media such as a tablet or smartphone. There are two downloads included – one file is for A3 printing and the other A4 printing, depending on preference and availability of printing sizes.


This product is a digital download in PDF format.

This product is sold under the terms of a Digital Product Personal (Non-Commercial) Use Licence. Please ensure you read and understand what the terms of this licence allow you to use this product for.

Please ensure you have a good signal if downloading over 4G.

You should be shown the download link on the order confirmation page after payment. You will also receive an order confirmation email with the links. If you created an account (recommended for Digital Purchases) you can also access the download link from ‘My Account’ > ‘Downloads’.

You have up to 30 days to download the PDF from the date you receive the link. Should you have any issues after purchase with downloading this please contact jessica@studentmidwifestudygram.co.uk


Disclaimer:

1.1 The information on this poster is provided solely to support midwifery students in their studies who benefit from visual learning styles. The information does not replace formal training by a qualified trainer in this topic during a recognised course of education.
1.2 This poster requires further completion by the purchaser to complete the information on it. You MUST review your local guidance to ensure accuracy and check all listed tests or procedures match your guidance.
1.3 In the event that any information provided contradicts that from your formal training or is ambiguous or unclear to you, you MUST seek expert advice from a qualified professional. The consequences of error are significant.
1.4 Expertise around the interpretation of medical conditions and analysing information cannot be obtained solely from learning material such as this. You must follow the recognised training pathway in this topic.
1.5 If in doubt about anything, you MUST consult a qualified professional in this field.