WholeBloodWhatspecimen iscollected forthe sterileyellow tube?anticoagulantWhat typeof additiveis EDTA?CoagulationtestsWhat testsare the LightBlue tubesused for?wholebloodWhat specimenis collected forthe yellow, non-sterile tube?CBC,SedimentationrateWhat testsare theLavendertubes usedfor?SodiumCitrateWhatadditives dothe LightBlue tubeshave?BloodculturesWhat testsare thesterile yellowtubes usedfor?preventsclottingWhat doesananticoagulantadditive do?antibodyscreen,compatibilitytestWhat testsare thepink tubesused for?Light bluetubes.CoagulationtestsWhat tube isdrawn 2nd inthe order ofdraw?red-gray/goldWhat tube isdrawn 4th inthe order ofdraw?promotesclottingWhat does aclot activatoradditive do?WholeBlood,Serum,PlasmaWhat arethe threebloodspecimens?sedimentationrateWhat testsare the blacktubes usedfor?coagulationstudiesWhat isCitrateused for?graytoppedtubeWhat tube isdrawn last inthe order ofdraw?Lactic Acidmeasurement,glucose tolerancetest, fasting bloodsugar (FBS), bloodalcohol levelsWhat testsare thegray tubesused for?the fluidportion thatremains afterclottingWhat isSerum?EDTAWhatadditives dothe Lavendertubes have?red-toppedtubesWhat tube isdrawn 3rd inthe order ofdraw?1. Yellow, sterile2. Light Blue3. Red4. Gold or red-gray5. Green6. Lavender7. GrayWhat isthe orderof Draw?Sodiumheparin, lithiumheparin, orammoniumheparinWhatadditives dothe greentubes have?Yellow,sterile.Blood culturetubesWhat tube isdrawn first inthe order ofdraw?5-8timesHow manyinversionsare neededfor mosttubes?WholeBloodWhatspecimen iscollected forthe sterileyellow tube?anticoagulantWhat typeof additiveis EDTA?CoagulationtestsWhat testsare the LightBlue tubesused for?wholebloodWhat specimenis collected forthe yellow, non-sterile tube?CBC,SedimentationrateWhat testsare theLavendertubes usedfor?SodiumCitrateWhatadditives dothe LightBlue tubeshave?BloodculturesWhat testsare thesterile yellowtubes usedfor?preventsclottingWhat doesananticoagulantadditive do?antibodyscreen,compatibilitytestWhat testsare thepink tubesused for?Light bluetubes.CoagulationtestsWhat tube isdrawn 2nd inthe order ofdraw?red-gray/goldWhat tube isdrawn 4th inthe order ofdraw?promotesclottingWhat does aclot activatoradditive do?WholeBlood,Serum,PlasmaWhat arethe threebloodspecimens?sedimentationrateWhat testsare the blacktubes usedfor?coagulationstudiesWhat isCitrateused for?graytoppedtubeWhat tube isdrawn last inthe order ofdraw?Lactic Acidmeasurement,glucose tolerancetest, fasting bloodsugar (FBS), bloodalcohol levelsWhat testsare thegray tubesused for?the fluidportion thatremains afterclottingWhat isSerum?EDTAWhatadditives dothe Lavendertubes have?red-toppedtubesWhat tube isdrawn 3rd inthe order ofdraw?1. Yellow, sterile2. Light Blue3. Red4. Gold or red-gray5. Green6. Lavender7. GrayWhat isthe orderof Draw?Sodiumheparin, lithiumheparin, orammoniumheparinWhatadditives dothe greentubes have?Yellow,sterile.Blood culturetubesWhat tube isdrawn first inthe order ofdraw?5-8timesHow manyinversionsare neededfor mosttubes?

Phlebotomy Bingo - Call List

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  1. What specimen is collected for the sterile yellow tube?
    Whole Blood
  2. What type of additive is EDTA?
    anticoagulant
  3. What tests are the Light Blue tubes used for?
    Coagulation tests
  4. What specimen is collected for the yellow, non-sterile tube?
    whole blood
  5. What tests are the Lavender tubes used for?
    CBC, Sedimentation rate
  6. What additives do the Light Blue tubes have?
    Sodium Citrate
  7. What tests are the sterile yellow tubes used for?
    Blood cultures
  8. What does an anticoagulant additive do?
    prevents clotting
  9. What tests are the pink tubes used for?
    antibody screen, compatibility test
  10. What tube is drawn 2nd in the order of draw?
    Light blue tubes. Coagulation tests
  11. What tube is drawn 4th in the order of draw?
    red-gray/ gold
  12. What does a clot activator additive do?
    promotes clotting
  13. What are the three blood specimens?
    Whole Blood, Serum, Plasma
  14. What tests are the black tubes used for?
    sedimentation rate
  15. What is Citrate used for?
    coagulation studies
  16. What tube is drawn last in the order of draw?
    gray topped tube
  17. What tests are the gray tubes used for?
    Lactic Acid measurement, glucose tolerance test, fasting blood sugar (FBS), blood alcohol levels
  18. What is Serum?
    the fluid portion that remains after clotting
  19. What additives do the Lavender tubes have?
    EDTA
  20. What tube is drawn 3rd in the order of draw?
    red-topped tubes
  21. What is the order of Draw?
    1. Yellow, sterile 2. Light Blue 3. Red 4. Gold or red-gray 5. Green 6. Lavender 7. Gray
  22. What additives do the green tubes have?
    Sodium heparin, lithium heparin, or ammonium heparin
  23. What tube is drawn first in the order of draw?
    Yellow, sterile. Blood culture tubes
  24. How many inversions are needed for most tubes?
    5-8 times