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Phlebotomy Order of Draw, Tube colors, & Additives

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ANTICOAGULANTS (common)   show
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SPECIAL USE ANTICOAGULANTS   show
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ANTI-GLYCOLYTIC AGENTS   show
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CLOT ACTIVATORS   show
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show density of gel is between that of cells and serum or plasma  
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show tubes are made from materials that are as free of trace element contamination as possible; they typically contain EDTA, heparin, or no additive  
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show ADDITIVE=Sodium Citrate//DEPT.=Coagulation  
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show ADDITIVE=none//DEPT.=Chemistry, Blood Bank, Serology, Immunology  
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RED PLASTIC   show
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RED/LIGHT GRAY PLASTIC   show
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show ADDITIVE=clot activator & gel separator//DEPT.=Chemistry  
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GREEN/GRAY or LIGHT GREEN   show
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show ADDITIVE=Lithium Heparin or Sodium Heparin//DEPT.=Chemistry  
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show ADDITIVE=EDTA//DEPT.=Hematology, Blood Bank  
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GRAY   show
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show ADDITIVE=Thrombin//DEPT.=Chemistry  
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ROYAL BLUE   show
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TAN GLASS TUBE   show
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TAN PLASTIC TUBE   show
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YELLOW   show
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ORDER OF DRAW (CLSI)   show
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ORDER OF DRAW (color tube)   show
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PT/PTT   show
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show Plain Tubes or Clot Activators (CAT)  
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To get plasma, use:   show
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show Yellow SPS, sterile media bottles  
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COAGULATION STUDIES   show
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SERUM STUDIES   show
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show HEPARIN -> green,light green,tan glass//EDTA->lavender,pink,royal blue,pearl, tan plastic//O&F->Gray  
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LAVENDER TUBE   show
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