A vacuum blood collection tube is a sterile glass or plastic tube used to collect and store blood samples for laboratory testing. It features a vacuum seal that creates negative pressure inside the tube, allowing for easier blood draw when a...
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A vacuum blood collection tube is a sterile glass or plastic tube used to collect and store blood samples for laboratory testing. It features a vacuum seal that creates negative pressure inside the tube, allowing for easier blood draw when a needle is inserted. These tubes often come with various additives or anticoagulants, depending on the type of tests to be performed, ensuring the blood sample remains stable for accurate analysis.
A vacuum blood collection tube, commonly referred to as a Vacutainer, is a sterile, sealed container designed for collecting blood samples. It features a plastic or glass tube with a stopper at one end and a needle at the other. The stopper is equipped with a vacuum, which creates negative pressure to draw a precise volume of blood into the tube when the needle punctures the patient’s vein.
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