BD Vacutainer® Venous Blood Collection Flashcards

1
Q

Clot activator and gel for serum separation

A

Gold

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2
Q

Lithium heparin and gel for plasma separation

A

Light Green
Green

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3
Q

• Silicone coated (glass)

A

Red

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4
Q

• Clot activator, Silicone coated (plastic)

A

Red

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5
Q

Thrombin-based clot activator with gel for serum separation

A

Orange

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6
Q

Thrombin-based clot activator

A

Orange

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7
Q

Clot activator (plastic serum)

A

Royal Blue

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8
Q

K2EDTA (plastic)

A

Royal Blue

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9
Q

Sodium heparin

A
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10
Q

Lithium heparin

A

Green

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11
Q

Potassium oxalate/ sodium fluoride

A

Gray

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12
Q

Sodium fluoride/Na2 EDTA

A

Gray

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13
Q

Sodium fluoride (serum tube)

A

Gray

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14
Q

K2EDTA (plastic)

A

Tan

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15
Q

Sodium polyanethol sulfonate (SPS)

A
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16
Q

Acid citrate dextrose additives (ACD):

Solution A
(?) trisodium citrate,
(?) citric acid
(?) dextrose

A

22.0 g/L
8.0 g/L
24.5 g/L

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17
Q

Acid citrate dextrose additives (ACD):

Solution B
(?) trisodium citrate
(?) citric acid
(?) dextrose

A

13.2 g/L
4.8 g/L
14.7 g/L

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18
Q

Liquid K3EDTA (glass)

A

Lavender

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19
Q

Spray-coated K2EDTA (plastic)

A

Lavender

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20
Q

K2EDTA and gel for plasma separation

A

White

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21
Q

Spray-coated K2EDTA (plastic)

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Pink

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22
Q

Light Blue

Buffered sodium citrate
(?) glass
(?) plastic

A

0.105 M (3.2%)
0.109 M (3.2%)

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23
Q

Citrate, theophylline, adenosine, dipyridamole (CTAD)

A

Light Blue

24
Q

None (plastic)

A

Clear

25
Q

For serum determinations in chemistry.

A

Gold
Red
Orange

26
Q

May be used for routine blood donor screening and diagnostic testing of serum for infectious disease.

A

Gold
Red

27
Q

Tube inversions ensure mixing of clot activator with blood.

A

Gold
Red
Orange

28
Q

Blood clotting time: 30 minutes.

A

Gold

29
Q

For plasma determinations in chemistry.

A

Light Green

30
Q

Tube inversions ensure mixing of anticoagulant (heparin) with blood to prevent clotting.

A

Light Green

31
Q

Blood clotting time: 60 minutes.

A

Red

32
Q

For stat serum determinations in chemistry.

A

Orange

33
Q

Blood clotting time: 5 minutes.

A

Orange

34
Q

Blood clotting time: 5 minutes.

A

Orange

35
Q

For trace-element, toxicology, and nutritional-chemistry determinations.

A

Royal Blue

36
Q

Special stopper formulation provides low levels of trace elements (see package insert).

A

Royal Blue

37
Q

Tube inversions ensure mixing of either clot activator or anticoagulant (EDTA) with blood.

A

Royal Blue

38
Q

For glucose determinations.

A

Gray

39
Q

Oxalate and EDTA anticoagulants will give plasma samples.

A

Gray

40
Q

Sodium fluoride is the antiglycolytic agent.

A

Gray

41
Q

Tube inversions ensure proper mixing of additive with blood.

A

Gray

42
Q

For lead determinations.

A

Tan

43
Q

This tube is certified to contain less than .01 g/mL(ppm) lead.

A

Tan

44
Q

Tube inversions prevent clotting.

A

Tan
Pink

45
Q

SPS for blood culture specimen collections in microbiology.

A

Yellow

46
Q

ACD for use in blood bank studies, HLA phenotyping, and DNA and paternity testing.

A

Yellow

47
Q

Tube inversions ensure mixing of anticoagulant with blood to prevent clotting.

A

Yellow

48
Q

K2EDTA and K3EDTA for whole blood hematology determinations. K2EDTA may be used for routine immunohematology testing, and blood donor screening.

A

Lavender

49
Q

Tube inversions ensure mixing of anticoagulant (EDTA) with blood to prevent clotting.

A

Lavender
White

50
Q

For use in molecular diagnostic test methods (such as, but not limited to, polymerase chain reaction [PCR] and/or branched DNA [bDNA] amplification techniques.)

A

White

51
Q

For whole blood hematology determinations.

A

Pink

52
Q

May be used for routine immunohematology testing and blood donor screening.

A

Pink

53
Q

Designed with special cross-match label for patient information required by the AABB.

A

Pink

54
Q

For coagulation determinations. CTAD for selected platelet function assays and routine coagulation determination.

A
55
Q

Tube inversions ensure mixing of anticoagulant (citrate) to prevent clotting.

A

Light Blue or Clear

56
Q

For use as a discard tube or secondary specimen tube.

A

Clear