A phlebotomy technician is a healthcare professional that is responsible for drawing blood from patients and preparing it for further medical testing. Phlebotomy technicians are primarily stationed in doctorâs offices or hospitals, and will routinely work directly with patients and families.
Postscript. George Washingtonâs horse was gray, like the old mare. Grays are born with dark skin and gray hair that often turns pure white with age. White horses are born with white hair and have pink skin, the same color as baby rats. Now someone please order me a Guinness. 1  reprints. 2  Favorite. 3  EMAIL.
George Washingtonâs Terminal Illness: A Modern Medical Analysis of the Last Illness and Death of George Washington. By White McKenzie Wallenborn, M.D. On December 12th, 1799, George Washington in his 68th year of life, rode out around his farms on horseback from ten a.m. until about three p.m. The weather that day according to General Washington was snowing in the morning and about three inches deep. Wind at NE and mercury at 30 (30 degrees Fahrenheit).