BLOOD SAMPLE COLLECTION GUIDE.
7 Sample Collection Guide Page 1 of 7 Version Q-Pulse No Authorised by Author Copy LAB = Laboratory performing the test: B Biochemistry (GreenText), Tel 01271 (32)2345 H Haematology (Red Text), Tel 01271 (32)2329 M Microbiology (Blue Text), Tel 01271 (32)2347 Blood Tubes: G Gold top - Gel 3.5 mL P Purple top - EDTA 4 mL Gr Grey top - Sodium Fl ...
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