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blood draw
noun[ C ]
USuk /ˈblʌd ˌdrɔː/ us /ˈblʌd ˌdrɑː/
the act of taking blood from someone's body, usually in order to test it for a particular disease, condition, etc., or the blood that is taken:
do a blood drawIf you suspect your child is at risk of lead poisoning, ask your doctor to do a blood draw.
A simple blood draw put through a testing procedure can tell the patient if they fall into this high-risk group for breast and ovarian cancer.
Police decided to approach him directly and get a blood draw to make sure he wasn't the killer.
The panel will rule on whether mandatory blood draws to collect DNA from prison inmates are consitutional.
She had just had a post-transplant exam and blood draw.
His subjects were given lunch and $10 after the blood draws.
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