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Additives and Specimen
Order of Draw
Key Terms
Common Test
Type of Puncture Sites
100
Whole Blood
What is the yellow tube
100
Lavender
What is the 6th order of draw
100
Lancet
What is used for a capillary puncture
100
ABE/RH
What is red top tube
100
Plantar Surface of heel
What is capillary puncture
200
EDTA
What is the lavender tube
200
Yellow, Light Blue, Plain Red, SST, Green, Lavender, Gray
What is the correct order of draw
200
Plasma
What is the liquid portion of blood
200
Blood Cultures
What is yellow top tube
200
Antecubital Space
What is Vinipuncture Site
300
Serum and Thixotropic Separator Gel
What is the SST tube
300
Plain Red
What is the 3rd order of draw
300
Thrombocytopnia
What is to few platelets
300
Ammonia and Electrolytes
What is green top tube
300
Lateral fleshy area of third or forth finger
What is a capillary puncture site
400
Whole Blood or Plasma and Sodium Citrate
What is the light blue tube
400
Plain Red and SST
What is the correct order of draw for the 3rd and 4th color tubes
400
Serum
What is plasma without firinogen
400
GTT and FBG
What is gray top tube
400
Big toe
What is capillary puncture
500
Sodium Fluoride with Na2 EDTA
What is the gray top tube
500
Gray
What is the 7th tube
500
Capillary Puncture
What is a puncture of the skin
500
CBC and Platelet Count
What is lavender top tube
500
Median Cubital Vein
What is first spot to draw blood