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All biohazardous sharps containers are systems and should not be .
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Some evacuated tubes are being made with and have less chance of breakage.
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Some evacuated collection tubes have a splashguard that helps reduce the mist.
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It is important that tubes with anticoagulants are gently 8-10 times after the blood draw.
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is the destruction of red blood cells.
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A winged set is commonly called a needle set.
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is more frequently seen in specimens collected by dermal puncture.
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A is a blood test that is used to help detect anemia.
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Red-tipped capillary tubes are coated with .
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-tipped capillary tubes have no anticoagulant coating inside.





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