blood collection kit

A blood collection kit is primarily used to collect blood samples.
It typically includes components such as blood collection needles, blood collection tubes, and needle holders. Its specific applications include but are not limited to the following:
Clinical diagnosis: for collecting blood from patients for various tests and analyses to help doctors diagnose diseases.
Health examination: to collect blood samples for assessing the health status of an individual on occasions such as medical check-ups.
Medical research: to provide blood samples for medical research for various experiments and research projects.

The blood collection tubes in the blood collection kit are mainly of the following types:
Ordinary Blood Collection Tubes: used for routine blood tests.
Coagulation-promoting blood collection tubes: accelerate blood coagulation and facilitate rapid separation of serum.
Anticoagulant blood collection tubes: such as those containing ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), which are used to prevent blood coagulation and are suitable for haematological tests.
Separation gel blood collection tubes: can effectively separate serum or plasma from blood cells.

The following precautions need to be taken when using the blood collection kit:
Strict asepsis: avoid contaminating the blood sample.
Choose the appropriate blood collection tube: Select the appropriate type of blood collection tube according to the test item.
Control the amount of blood collected: avoid collecting too much or too little blood.
Correct blood collection site: Ensure that the blood collection site is clean and undamaged.
Timely delivery of blood samples for testing: Blood samples should be delivered for testing as soon as possible after collection to ensure the accuracy of the test results.