Test and Tube Review

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What type of tube is used for Ammonia testing?

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EDTA tube (lavender)

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Which condition is required for Bilirubin testing?

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Protect from light

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What type of tube is used for Blood culture?

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SPS yellow bottles

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What type of tube is used for Cold agglutinins testing? Options: Serum (red) or SST (gold or mottled red/gray), EDTA (lavender), Citrate (light blue), Heparin (green)

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Serum (red) or SST (gold or mottled red/gray)

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What type of tube is used for Complete blood count (CBC)?

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EDTA (lavender)

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What type of tube is used for Comprehensive metabolic panel? Options: Serum separator (gold or mottled red/gray) or heparin (green), EDTA (lavender), Citrate (light blue), Fluoride (gray)

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Serum separator (gold or mottled red/gray) or heparin (green)

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What type of tube is used for Cryofibrinogen testing? Options: Citrate (light blue), EDTA (lavender), or oxalate (gray), Sodium heparin (green), Serum separator (gold), Plain red

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Citrate (light blue), EDTA (lavender), or oxalate (gray)

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What type of tube is used for Cryoglobulins testing? Options: Serum (red) or SST (gold or mottled red/gray), EDTA (lavender), Citrate (light blue), Heparin (green)

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Serum (red) or SST (gold or mottled red/gray)

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What type of tube is used for Fasting blood glucose?

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Sodium fluoride/oxalate (gray)

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What type of tube is used for Hemoglobin A1c? Options: EDTA (lavender) or point-of-care device, Sodium citrate (light blue), Heparin (green), Sodium fluoride (gray)

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EDTA (lavender) or point-of-care device