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QD IFC single pps - Quest Diagnostics
Mixing ChartSeparateQuest DiagnosticsBlood CollectionThe stopper color alone does not indicate tube type also refer to the tube gentle inversionsunless otherwise notedLIGHT BLUERED/BLACKREDGREENTANLAVENDERROYAL BLUEGRAY, and White LabelYELLOW, and White Label with Yellow Horizontal StripeGRAY, and Yellow LabelYELLOW PLASTIC, and Yellow LabelLIGHT BLUE (TUBE MUST BE FILLED COMPLETELY)RED/BLACK(DO NOT USE GEL tubes FOR TOXICOLOGY OR DRUG TESTING)REDGREENor TANLAVENDER or TANROYAL BLUEGRAYTUBES WITH OTHER ADDITIVESYELLOW (DRAWN LAST) M sodium citrate ( ) 3-4 Inversions Clot activator and gel for serum separation5 Inversions Clot activator5 Inversions (plastic)None (glass) Sodium heparin Lithium heparin Sodium heparin (glass) K2 EDTA (plastic) Spray-dried K2 EDTA Sodium heparin Na2 EDTA None (serum tube) Potassium oxalate/sodium fluoride Sodium fluoride/Na2 EDTA Acid Citrate Dextrose(ACD):Solutions A/B additives Trisodium citrate , citric acid and dextrose (in g/L) Boric acid, sodium formateShake vigorously PreservativeFor coagulation determinations.
Additive Notes / Mixing Chart Sodium flouride (glucose) Tubes with Other Additives Tube must be filled completely. Mix by inverting 3-4 times immediately following collection. Note: When using a winged blood collection set and a coagulation (citrate) tube is the first specimen, begin by drawing another partially-
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