Blood collection tube preservation procedures rely on the utilization of specialized tubes meticulously engineered to safeguard the integrity of blood samples over prolonged periods. These tubes are commonly constructed from either glass or plastic and are distinguished by color-coded caps, serving as visual indicators of the specific additives they contain. Among the vital additives housed within these tubes are anticoagulants such as EDTA, sodium citrate, or heparin. These substances play an indispensable role in maintaining the stability of the enclosed blood sample, preventing clot formation, and preserving the sample's usability for various diagnostic and analytical purposes. By incorporating these additives, these specialized tubes ensure that collected blood specimens remain in an optimal state, ready for accurate testing and analysis by healthcare professionals and researchers.
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