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order of blood draw

QuestionAnswer
yellow (Plastic) SPS anticoagulant blood cultures ( requires a waste tube ) 8 to 10
Light Blue sodium citrate reversible anticoagulant PT, PTT, PT/INR ( 9:1 ratio must be completely full) 3 to 4
Red , Orange , Gold clot activator coagulant chemistries- BMP, CMP, hCG red 5 orange 5 to 6 gold 5
red tiger top red-No Additive coagulant HIV/Hep, Cholesterols, TSH 5 times
Green , Mint Green, green tiger top sodium heparin or lithium heparin anticoagulant STAT Chemistries , lactate (on ice ) 8 to 10
lavender, pink EDTA K2 or EDTA E3 anticoagulant pink: type & screen Lavender : CBC, HBA1C , Ammonia (on ice) (CBC most commonly ordered test) 8 to 10
White/Pearl EDTA K2 anticoagulant long term storage protein based plasma testing 8 to 10
Grey sodium fluoride or potassium oxalate anticoagulant GTT ( glucose tolerance test } timed test 8 to 10
yellow (glass) ACD anticoagulant DNA/paternity 8 to 10
black varies anticoagulant erythrocyte sedimentation rate ( westergren sedimentation rate ) 8 to 10
why is it important to invert the tubes to insure that the mixture of blood and additives are efficiently mixed
why is the order of draw important to avoid cross- contamination
what is the order of draw blood culture (yellow sps) light blue red orange light/dark green lavender / pink grey yellow(ACD) black
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