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LabNotes - Volume 13, No.2, Spring 2003

Did You Know...

All plastic blood collection tubes need to be stored at the proper temperatures to ensure that they function properly. BD recommends that storage temperatures for all BD Vacutainer® Blood Collection Tubes not exceed 25°C or 77°F. If plastic tubes reach higher temperatures, as they might if they were stored in the trunk or on the dashboard of a car, the tubes may lose their vacuum or implode.

  IN THIS ISSUE

From the Editor

FEATURE:
Plastic Collection Tubes Decrease Risk of Employee Injury

Why Doesn't My Heparinized Plasma Specimen Remain Anticoagulated?

Best Practice:
Tips for Urine Analysis

Changes to California Phlebotomy Training Programs

ToolKit:
The BD Vacutainer® Plus Plastic Tubes

BD Quikheel™ LancetPDF

Related Industry Website: CLIA

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