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Gold or red grey tiger top tubes contain what? What are they used for?

Clot activator.




Serum determinations in chemistry. Blood donor screening.

What are typical clotting times? Tiger top

30 minutes.

What do light green or green/grey tops contain? What do we use them for?

They contain lithium heparin and gel for plasma separation.




Plasma determinations in chemistry

What do red tops contain? What are they used for?


What is the clotting time for this type of tube?

They contain silicone for clot activator.




Serum determinations for chemistry. May be used for blood donor screening.




Clotting time is 60 minutes.

What does an orange top tube contain? What is this tube used for?


What is the clotting time for this tube?

Thrombin-based clot activator with gel for serum separation.




For stat serum determinations in chemistry




Clotting time is 5 minutes.

What does the royal blue top tube contain? What is it typically used for?

Clot activator (K2EDTA)




Trace element, toxicology and nutritional-chemistry determinations.

What does a green top tube contain? What is it typically used for?

Sodium heparin or lithium heparin.




Plasma determinations in chemistry.

What does a gray top tube contain? What is it used for?




For fun, what do the additives do?

Potassium oxalate/sodium fluoride (+/- EDTA)




Glucose determinations.




Oxalate and EDTA anticoagulants will give plasma samples. Sodium fluoride is the antiglycolytic agent.

What does the tan top tube contain? What is it used for?

K2EDTA




Lead determinations

What is a yellow top tube used for?

Blood culture, Blood bank studies, DNA and paternity testing.

What does a lavender top tube contain? What is it used for?


What is another tube color used for the same purpose?

EDTA




Whole blood hematology determinations




Pink top

What do light blue top tubes contain? What are they typically used for?

Sodium citrate




Coagulation determinations, platelet function assays

Clear or sometimes white top tubes have what? What are they typically used for?

none




Whatever, they don't have any additives. Urine.