Are You a Pro at Collecting and Handling Blood Samples?
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What should you do after filling the container with blood?

  • Label the blood samples before collecting from another patient (correct)
  • Store the serum at room temperature
  • Re-sheath the needle
  • Discard the container
  • What should be done to avoid injury while collecting blood samples?

  • Collect blood samples from multiple patients without labeling them
  • Leave the tourniquet on until the bleeding stops
  • Discard the needle safely after use (correct)
  • Re-sheath the needle after use
  • What should you do to avoid haemolysis when collecting serum?

  • Store serum at room temperature
  • Let blood stand for 10-30 minutes and detach clot gently (correct)
  • Transfer serum into a dirty test tube
  • Centrifuge at 1000 G for 5 minutes
  • How should serum be collected from blood samples?

    <p>Transfer serum into a clean and labeled test tube</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do after checking for bleeding and covering the puncture site with a small dressing?

    <p>Remove the tourniquet and instruct the patient to press on the puncture site until bleeding stops</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done after collecting blood samples?

    <p>Check for bleeding and cover puncture site with a small dressing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    1. Remove tourniquet and instruct patient to press on puncture site until bleeding stops.
    2. Carefully fill container with blood and discard needle safely.
    3. Do not re-sheath needle to avoid injury.
    4. Label blood samples before collecting from another patient.
    5. For serum, let blood stand for 10-30 minutes and detach clot gently to avoid haemolysis.
    6. Centrifuge at 1000 G for 5 minutes.
    7. Transfer serum into a clean and labeled test tube.
    8. Store serum at -70°C for further use.
    9. Check for bleeding and cover puncture site with small dressing.
    10. For blood needed, mix immediately in anticoagulated container.

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    "Test Your Knowledge: Proper Procedures for Blood Collection and Handling" - Take this quiz to assess your understanding of the correct techniques for collecting and handling blood samples. From removing tourniquets to labeling samples, this quiz covers the essential steps to ensure accurate and reliable results. Sharpen your skills and learn how to handle blood safely and efficiently with this informative quiz.

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