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Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology There are also three sizes of Tenderfoot (heel sticks). ... Gauze: Non-sterile 2x2 inch gauze squares may be used for finger sticks or heel sticks. ... 2.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology Badly hemolyzed specimens are unacceptable for most chemistry and hematology procedures. Avoid shaking the specimen and always use gently inversion to mix ... 3.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology - Reference Ranges Reference Ranges. ... Chemistry, Hematology, Serology. 4.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology - Reference Ranges Reference Ranges. ... Chemistry, Hematology, Serology. 5.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology Repeat procedure with anaerobic bottle and 2nd syringe. If additional blood work is required, you have the option of drawing additional syringes of blood, ... 6.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology Light Blue Stopper (plasma): Contains 3.2% sodium citrate as anticoagulant. These tubes are used for coagulation studies and need to be completely filled to ... 7.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology Specimen Collection Phlebotomy Procedures Tube Types & Order of Draw Prefs ... Blood Culture: Each contains an appropriate media to preserve/promote growth ... 8.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology Carefully rotate the swab to sample the anal crypts, and withdraw it. Send the swab in a swab transport, viral transport (for HSV), or N. gonorrhoeae ... 9.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology Collect the urine drained into a sterile container. d. Straight catheter urine (in/out catheter urine specimens). In/out catheter urine specimens are useful ... 10.
Laboratory Handbook, Department of Pathology Perform the venipuncture: Holding the needle/tube assembly in your dominant hand, remove the needle cap. Position the needle with the bevel up (your right ... |
