Where would a phlebotomist draw blood from a severely burned patient?

In a severely burned patient, a phlebotomist would typically avoid drawing blood from the affected areas to prevent further injury and complications. Instead, they would likely choose a site on an unburned limb, such as the antecubital fossa (inside of the elbow) or the dorsal hand veins. If those are not accessible, they might consider using a central venous catheter or a peripheral vein in a less affected area. Careful assessment and communication with the medical team are essential in these situations.