Teacher Tips: The Student Who Argues — And What to Do About It
Staying Grounded When a Student Challenges Your Authority
Shanise Keith, May 26, 2026
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Gone in 60 Seconds: Your Specimen's Point of No Return
Tourniquet Time, Tourniquet Types, and What to Do When One Minute Isn't Enough
Shanise Keith, May 19, 2026
The Tool That Needed No Inventor
The history of the phlebotomy tourniquet
Shanise Keith, May 12, 2026
"Honey, That's Not Your Name"
Rethinking how we address patients
Shanise Keith, May 05, 2026
Hemolysis You’re Causing Without Knowing It
A closer look at the technique choices behind your lab’s most common rejection.
Shanise Keith, April 28, 2026
Our Friends in the Lab: A Lab Week Tribute
Celebrating Lab Week and the people who make sense of what we collect
Shanise Keith, April 21, 2026
Teacher Tips: Why Simulation Practice Isn't Optional
What simulation practice does for students that no lecture ever can
Shanise Keith, April 14, 2026
Hold Still, Sweet Pea: The Ethics and Reality of Restraining Children During a Blood Draw
Why Keeping a Child Safe Sometimes Means Keeping Them Still
Shanise Keith, April 07, 2026
The Tube That Changed Everything
A History of the Evacuated Blood Collection System
Shanise Keith, March 31, 2026
Syncope Case Studies: Real Failures, Real Consequences
These are real cases. Real patients. Real verdicts.
Shanise Keith, March 24, 2026