👉 Pulled fluid, also known as a phlebotomy or blood draw, is a medical procedure where a healthcare provider extracts a sample of blood from a patient's veins. This process involves using a needle and syringe to puncture a vein, typically in an arm or hand, and collecting the blood into a collection tube. The fluid removed is then analyzed for various tests to check for health conditions, monitor treatments, or diagnose diseases. The act of pulling the fluid is crucial in medical diagnostics, providing essential information that guides patient care and treatment decisions.
