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Why is it important to follow the correct order of draw for refraction?
Why is it important to follow the correct order of draw for refraction?
- To reduce the number of tubes required for testing
- To speed up the process of collecting blood samples
- To ensure accurate test results and prevent specimen contamination (correct)
- To avoid following unnecessary procedures
If the order of draw is not followed for refraction, what could be a potential consequence?
If the order of draw is not followed for refraction, what could be a potential consequence?
- Reduced likelihood of hemolysis in the blood samples
- Decreased risk of mislabeling blood samples
- Incorrect test results due to sample contamination (correct)
- Faster processing of blood samples
