Blood bottles guide | UKMLA | CPSA | PLAB 2

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[@keliskhalisadar5944]

As someone who is studying phlebotomy. In blood culture procedure. Which bottle is filled 1st anaerobic or aerobic bottle

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[@martincooper162]

Great video, however can I also mention to all the doctors or phlebotomists reading this comment that you can't mix the blood between bottles as many of them contain chemicals such as EDTA which interferes with the chemistry tests. Also don't take blood from the arm that has a drip in, it's surprising how many times I see this and it has a huge impact on the results.

[@geekymedics]

Both fantastic points. Thanks Martin.

[@Missmethinksalot1]

@@geekymedics a question. If a patient is on 2 iv lines in each arm for whatever reason, what does one do for sampling?

[@xing3010]

​@@Missmethinksalot1 For this situation, usually you can try to find potiential openings on the back or dorsal side of the hand, or if your really having a bad day and both IV port is unavoidable or just in a bad position. Then I guess you can ask the MD for permision to draw from feet. I'm a intermediate phelbotomy student as well. Please add or correct me if I had wrote anything wrong or if I had missed anything! Thank you XD........
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[@MeandMyself-r3i]

This is by far THE MOST comprehensive explanation - thank you 🙏🏾

[@bakeymykakey]

great video and very informative, i’m currently working in a lab so all this knowledge is pretty solid now but i wish i saw this videos while i was doing my exams😭

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[@mroosie7488]

6 days before my haematology exam...thanks

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@Geeky Medic Thank you for this video. Having my interview this Monday(non-medical) and it helped me a lot🤭.

[@ilovetea1986]

Very clear video, enjoyed very much !

[@daanitzaa1]

Thank you! So helpful

[@Rosyrose983]

Best video by far thank you

[@Classybrown27]

Omg this I needed!

[@kokilalakmali]

It is very much useful if you demonstrate tubes in proper order.

[@stepup2049]

We need such videos ❤

[@Charina2181]

THANKS FOR TEACHING

[@meenageeths9730]

Very nice 👍

[@thecartinkerer]

thank you for this video

[@MercyChola-sf2xt]

Well explained

[@cherrylolly2651]

Useful video, thank you!

[@monikatemba7756]

Nice

[@mushibawinnie7633]

Thank you so much

[@bella_jfk]

Hi, is it easy to remove the tips of the tubes and unscrew them? The Vacuette tubes

[@davidsoto4394]

The first one is called CBC or complete blood count in america.

[@sanjaykumar-ew6mb]

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[@kwanjoo]

What about Green Top bottles?

[@lakshmiprasanna1697]

Very use full

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THANK YOU USEFUL VIDEO

[@bellajfk1157]

Can you open these bottles? Is it possible?

[@Apna_Tractors]

Thanks

[@lordlitan165]

very useful information... thank u fr this vdo

[@Jai_mini_director]

Thankyou

[@mjparadero7046]

Thank You!

[@jessicamall1905]

Very useful.thank you

[@gsurender2847]

What about red top bottle.. U didn't mention that. Mostly used for serum analysis. am I right?

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Thank you sis

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Thank you very useful!!!

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Very nice video

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Thank you...

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Thank you for your explanation 👍🙂

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Thanks useful video

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Thanks a lot

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thank u very useful

[@nageshwaghmare5670]

Which test done in heparin tube

[@karishmabuchude6051]

Thanks very useful

[@naniyadav1083]

very useful video tq

[@benrusholme]

'Group and screen' is the official name for the test.

[@Insight189]

We say group and save 😌

[@dirk2655]

I think now we have diabetic meters that measure HbA1C

[@douggriffin2910]

very good video

[@UnfinishedRiot]

Is this information international?

[@geekymedics]

+UnfinishedRiot Always follow your local medical school / hospital guidance.

[@sammoneyy]

UnfinishedRiot most of it, however in America we dont call it an FBC, it's a CBC

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Superb

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Thank u

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Very useful vedio. Thank you

[@naheemmahamood8079]

Good information

[@wehttamak]

thank you very much

[@dr.erogiushalala9554]

Thanks good teacherable videos

[@luciavenus2344]

Any idea what colour bottle for zinc plasma blood test?

[@mehulmilie6904]

Royal blue

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Great 👍 for sem 1 nursing

[@SaadSaad-mb4py]

Fantastic

[@gokulrams4517]

Red color contains for what purpose?

[@anamaria.hannah]

The same as the yellow. It depends on the protocol of the medical unit. Some use yellow, some use red. Is for bio_chimestry tests.

[@madhumitaacharjee7992]

nice video, more useful

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Coagulation profile in which test tube

[@kawatpitikuae]

1:41 blue tubes

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EXCELLENT GUIDE........

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good video

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Thank you madam

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Super

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Arterial blood gas

[@Mursalinbiology]

Its Vaccutainer not bottle

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useful

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[@ontorbabul591]

how is. measured the quantity of blood volume by looking at colour ....???

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Thanks used ful

[@emanemanuel1]

Very helpful thanks