1. past tense and past participle of phlebotomise; to perform phlebotomy on (a person), typically by drawing blood from a vein for medical testing or donation.
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'phlebotomized'; medical/clinical context

Examples

• The patient was phlebotomised before the surgery to collect blood samples for testing.
• She phlebotomised three donors at the blood bank yesterday.
• The nurse phlebotomised him to check his cholesterol levels.
• After being phlebotomised, the donor was asked to rest for a few minutes.
• The lab technician phlebotomised the patient and sent the samples for analysis.