MATCHING TYPE. Match the phlebotomy materials found in Column A to the Collection Method found in Column B. Column A: Materials 1. Cotton 2. Plain glass tube 3. Red top glass tube 4. Gauge 23 syringe 5. Two-way needle 6. Adapter 7. Lancet 8. Lavender top plastic tube 9. Tourniquet 10. Micropore Column B: Collection Method A. Syringe Method B. Evacuated System C. Winged Collection D. Capillary Collection E. All of the above F. Syringe and Evacuated only G. Evacuated and

MATCHING TYPE. Match the phlebotomy materials found in Column A to the Collection Method found in Column B. Column A: Materials 1. Cotton 2. Plain glass tube 3. Red top glass tube 4. Gauge 23 syringe 5. Two-way needle 6. Adapter 7. Lancet 8. Lavender top plastic tube 9. Tourniquet 10. Micropore Column B: Collection Method A. Syringe Method B. Evacuated System C. Winged Collection D. Capillary Collection E. All of the above F. Syringe and Evacuated only G. Evacuated and

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter3: Basic Hemostasis

Section3.5: Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time.

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