. Critical Thinking Questions1. Many feel that AIDS went largely undetected because it impacted the homosexual anddrug using communities first, and these groups often face prejudice. If this was the case,which groups in society would get the most attention if a pandemic impacted them?2. Why do you think that anonymous testing for HIV/AIDS exists?3. What would you say to someone who believed the myth that HIV/AIDS is a governmentconspiracy to eliminate the presence of some groups in the United States?4. If there are tests for blood borne pathogens, why do you think that it is still possible to getthem from transfusions?5. Do you think that a health facility should have an opt-out policy for testing for HIV/AIDSand hepatitis B and C? Explain your answer.

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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