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The disposable medical consumables used in the hospital's laboratory department primarily revolve around four major aspects: sample collection, sample processing, testing operations, and safety protection. These consumables cover the testing processes for various types of samples, including blood, body fluids, and microorganisms, and must all comply with the quality requirements stipulated in the "Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Medical Devices," such as sterility and pyrogen-free conditions

1. Blood sample collection consumables

2. Consumables for body fluid sample collection

3. Microbial sample collection consumables

Core usage principles

All consumables are intended for single-use by a single individual. Reuse is strictly prohibited to avoid sample cross-contamination and nosocomial infections.

Consumables should be used within their expiration dates. Before opening, check the integrity of the packaging. Discard any consumables that are damaged or leaking immediately.

Different testing items require specific consumables (such as blue-cap blood collection tubes for coagulation testing), and strict adherence to testing procedures is necessary.

Blood Collection Tube

Blood collection tubes are specialized containers used in medical procedures for the collection, preservation, and transportation of blood samples. Their color codes correspond to different additives and testing purposes. Proper selection and use of blood collection tubes are crucial to ensuring the accuracy of test results.

Blood collection tubes are made of glass or plastic, with specific additives (such as anticoagulants, coagulants, separating gels, etc.) pre-added inside to maintain the stability of blood components. Different colors are used to distinguish their purposes, for example:

Purple tube (EDTA anticoagulant): used for blood routine examination, blood typing, etc;

Green tube (heparin anticoagulant): suitable for biochemical and immunological testing;

Blue tube (sodium citrate anticoagulant): specifically used for coagulation function testing;

Grey tube (sodium fluoride/potassium oxalate): for the detection of metabolites such as blood glucose and lactic acid;

Red tube (no additives or coagulants): used for biochemical and immunological testing after serum separation.

The additive ratio of each type of blood collection tube is strictly calibrated and needs to be selected according to the testing items to avoid cross-contamination or result deviation.

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