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Key Terms Hypodermic needle Lumen Multisample needles Order of draw Potassium oxalate PPTS PSTS RST SESIP Descriptions A. Additive used in blood culture collection B. Anticoagulant commonly used to preserve coagulation factors C. Anticoagulant commonly used with an antiglycolytic agent D. Blood collection set often called a butterfly E. EDTA tubes containing separator gel F Gel tubes used for separation of cells and serum G. Heparinized gel tubes for separation of cells and plasma H. Internal space of a vessel or tube I. Most common antiglycolytic agent J. OSHA acronym for a sharp that has a safety feature K. Royal-blue-top tubes L. Safety device required for syringe blood draws M. Special puncture-resistant leakproof disposable containers N. Special sequence in which tubes are filled during a multiple-tube draw O. Synthetic substance used to separate cells from serum or plasma P. Tube containing thrombin and gel barrier Q. Type of needle designed to be used when collecting blood with a syringe R. Used to collect several tubes during single venipunctures Sharps containers Sodium citrate Sodium fluoride SPS SSTS Syringe transfer device Thixotropic gel Trace element-free tubes Winged infusion set

Answer 1

20.Hypodermic needle Q

21.lumen H

22.multisample needles R

23. order of draw N

24. potassium oxalate C

25. PPTs E

26. PSTs G

27. RST P

28. SESIP J

29. sharps container M

30. sodium citrate B

31. sodium fluoride I

32. SPS A

33. SSTs F

34. syringe transfer device L

35. thixotropic gel O

36. trace element free tubes K

37. winged infusion set D