1507.P009.A4 Order Of Draw Blood Collection Tubes
1507.P009.A4 Order of Draw – Blood Collection TubesEffective Date: 4/13/2020I. PurposeThe procedure follows guidelines set forth by the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) to ensure quality specimens are collected for laboratory testing.A. According to CLSI guidelines, all phlebotomy procedures must be performed with thecorrect order of draw.B. All tubes must be gently inverted 8 – 10 times to provide thorough mixing of additives.C. Shaking the tube vigorously may cause hemolysis of the blood (separating of redblood cells).II. Order of Draw for Vacutainer Collection Tubes1. Blood Culture Bottles – Used for bacterial and fungal cultures. Must be drawn first toreduce the potential hazard of bacterial, fungal, quantitative, CMV, and/or any otherspecimen contamination.a. Aerobic (Blue / Pink) bottle – Contains enriched Soybean – Casein digest brothmedium capable of supporting the growth of aerobic organisms and resins forantibiotic neutralizations.b. Anaerobic (Purple) bottle – Contains Lytic Anaerobic medium designed to increasethe detection and recovery of anaerobes. It contains a detergent to lyse red and whiteblood cells present in the sample, releasing any intracellular organisms.c. Yellow stopper Isolator tubes – Contain a nutrient solutiond. Black stopper Isolator tubes – Contain a blood lysis solution2. Blue Top – Tube contains Sodium Citrate. Most often used for coagulation studies. Mustbe drawn prior to collection of serum tubes to prevent contamination with clot activatorand interference with coagulation cascade.a. When collecting the following Special Coagulation studies: Platelet Function Screenand Whole Blood Platelet Aggregation of Platelet Mapping, a discard of 1mL of bloodmust be drawn into a blue top citrate tube. Serum tubes should not be used as adiscard tube prior to coagulation collection. Another citrate (blue top) tubeshould be used as the discard tube.Printed copies are UNCONTROLLED unless signed by authorized lab personnel below.(Authorized individuals include: Director, Manager, and/or document Owner)Initials:Date Printed:Page 1 of 5
1507.P009.A4 Order of Draw – Blood Collection TubesEffective Date: 4/13/20203. Serum – Inside walls of tube are coated with a clot activator to promote coagulation.a. Royal Blue top with Red stripe (non-additive) – Metal-free tube mainly used fortoxicology, trace metal analysis, and nutritional studies.b. Red top – Tube without gel separator, used mainly for serology and chemistrytesting. 10mL Red top tubes are used in Blood Bank for antibody screens.c. SST / Gold top – Tube contains a clot activator / gel separator which separatesthe cells from the serum for a variety of testing.4. Heparin – Tube used for most tests requiring plasma.a. Light Green (PST/PLAST) top (Plasma Gel Separator with Heparin) – Tubecontains a gel which separates the cells from the plasma for a wide range oftesting, including chemistries. An SST tube is an acceptable substitute for mosttesting that identifies PST/PLAST as the primary tube.b. Lithium Heparin without gel separator (Dark Green top) – Tubes containinglithium heparin are used for most testing that requires plasma. Ammonia (NH3)requires immediate transport.c. Sodium Heparin without gel separator (Dark Green top 9mL tube) – Used forspecial testing such as Cytogenetics and TB QuantiFERON.5. EDTA – Tube used for hematology studies.a. Purple top – K2 or K3 EDTA tube used for most hematology studies.b. Pink top – K3 EDTA tube used for testing in Blood Bank (blood typing and crossmatching requires employee ID, date, and time of collection on tube).c. Royal Blue top with Purple stripe – Metal-free EDTA tube used mainly for wholeblood heavy metal testing (lead, manganese, chromium, cobalt).6. ACD Solution A or B (Yellow stopper)7. PICO syringe – Used for blood gas and other whole blood POC testing.8. Research Kits – Collected after all diagnostic labs have been obtained.Printed copies are UNCONTROLLED unless signed by authorized lab personnel below.(Authorized individuals include: Director, Manager, and/or document Owner)Initials:Date Printed:Page 2 of 5
1507.P009.A4 Order of Draw – Blood Collection TubesEffective Date: 4/13/2020III. Exceptions to the Order of DrawA. When collecting blood from any VAD which is routinely flushed with heparin,coagulation tubes should be collected via venipuncture. If coagulation testing iscollected from a VAD where the line has been heparinized (flushed with heparin),coagulation results may be affected.B. If venipuncture is not possible:1. Collect citrate tube (blue top) last, after 20mL of blood has been withdrawnfor other testing, or as waste. Just prior to drawing the blue top tube as thelast tube, draw 1mL into a discard blue top tube to prevent crosscontamination from the additive of previously drawn tubes.2. For pediatric patients, one must consider the maximum allowable drawvolume.a. The above procedure can be followed using a 10mL waste insteadof 20mL.b. Drawing the minimum specimen volume should be the norm forpediatric patients.IV. Order of Draw for Micro Container Collection TubesA. The order of draw for micro container collection tubes differs from that of vacutainertubes. This procedure follows guidelines set forth by the manufacturer (BDMicrotainer and/or Greiner Bio-One1. Capillary tubes – Used for whole blood tests and/or point of care testing (blood gasses).2. Blue top – Tube contains sodium Citrate. CANNOT be collected via capillary collectionmethod; tube MUST contain venous blood only.3. Lavender – Tube contains K2EDTA additive, used for hematology testing.a. Collected first to obtain adequate volume, minimize platelet clumping, and ensureaccurate hematology test results.b. Inside walls of the microtainer are sprayed with EDTA. To prevent clotting duringcollection process, blood should run freely down inside wall of container to pick-upEDTA. Mix by inverting 10 – 15 times immediately after collection. Tube inversions prevent clotting.Printed copies are UNCONTROLLED unless signed by authorized lab personnel below.(Authorized individuals include: Director, Manager, and/or document Owner)Initials:Date Printed:Page 3 of 5
1507.P009.A4 Order of Draw – Blood Collection TubesEffective Date: 4/13/20204. Green – Tube contains Lithium Heparin, PST Gel additive with or without Amber Coating toprotect light sensitive assays, used for plasma chemistry testing. Mix by inverting 10 – 15 times immediately after collection. Tube inversions prevent clotting.5. SST Gold – Tube contains Clot Activator / SST Gel separator, used for serum chemistrytesting. Mix by inverting 5 – 10 times immediately after collection.6. Red – Tube contains no additive, used for serum chemistry testing, serology, and blood banktesting. Mix by inverting 5 – 10 times immediately after collection.7. Newborn screening card – See card for instructionsReferences – CLSI. Collection of Diagnostic Venous Blood Specimens. 7th ed. CLSI standardGP41. Wayne, PA: Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute; 2017.VI. Author and/or RevisedMedical DirectorLab Manager(s)VII. Printed Copy Location(s) – Not ApplicableV.Printed copies are UNCONTROLLED unless signed by authorized lab personnel below.(Authorized individuals include: Director, Manager, and/or document Owner)Initials:Date Printed:Page 4 of 5
contamination from the additive of previously drawn tubes. 2. For pediatric patients, one must consider the maximum allowable draw volume. a. The above procedure can be followed using a 10mL waste instead of 20mL. b. Drawing the minimum specimen volume should be the norm for pediatric patie
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