Phosphorus

Three different tubes with EDTA as an additive

It is the line that nurses start on patients requiring fluids or medication

Round and round the specimens go to separate cells from serum/plasma.

Often used on patients with fragile skin or an adhesive allergy

Hemoglobin

The tube you draw for Type and Screen

It is the expected amount of time before a test result is available.

Machine that the nurses use on the floor when there is no Techs in the lab to run testing

Two ways to test for HPylori

Fibrinogen

This tube’s name is derived from a wild animal with a similar pattern of fur.

It contains the precautions and safety information regarding different chemicals in the whole hospital.

Makes cells and microorganisms more visible by stacking various grades of lenses and a light source.

What you sterilize the skin with before drawing Blood Cultures

Coomb’s Test

Drawn on sepsis patients to check Lactate levels

t is the anticoagulant present in a lavender top tube.

It keeps specimens at body temperature to maintain the viability of organisms.

The 3 sizes of Butterfly Needles we use in our Lab

Cytology

It is the anticoagulant present in Blue Top tubes.

A sooner than ASAP test.

This purification system provides reagent grade water to our chemistry analyzers.

Correct order of Draw