Reduction of coagulation in a blood sample
A blood sample, blood technology, applied in the direction of blood sampling device, medical science, diagnosis, etc., can solve the problem of patients' difficulty in going to hospitals, clinics or testing laboratories
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[0030] Example 1: Using 70% isopropanol and 2% K 2 A method of minimizing coagulation in a blood sample obtained from an adult human finger with a liquid composition of EDTA.
[0031] Prepare 2% K using conventional methods 2 EDTA liquid composition. The patient is seated in a chair and asked to stretch the nondominant hand as far as possible. Select the middle finger as the skin surface location to be incised. Patients are instructed to wash their hands with soap and warm water. While still cold to the touch, wrap the patient's hand in a warm, moist towel (not higher than 40°C / 105°F) for two minutes while keeping her hand in a downward position to increase gravity towards the hand Department of blood supply. The technician performing the collection wears latex gloves. The patient's finger is wiped clean with a cotton swab soaked in a 70% isopropanol solution. Air dry your fingers. Then 2% K 2 EDTA anticoagulant blood solution was wiped on the pad of the middle finger...
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[0032] Example 2: Using 70% isopropanol and 2% K 2 A method of minimizing coagulation in a blood sample obtained from an infant's heel with a liquid composition of EDTA.
[0033] Blood collection sites were selected from an area encompassing at least 1 cm on either side of an imaginary line placed on the sole of the infant's foot and along its length. Wash the area thoroughly with soap and warm water and dry with a clean towel. 2% K with a cotton swab 2 A liquid composition of EDTA and 70% isopropanol was applied to the sampling site. Use a 0.25 gauge (0.51 mm O.D.) lancet to puncture the skin to a depth of approximately 1.0 mm. Allow blood to pool at the puncture site. Blood is collected using a capillary connected to a container. Apply 1% w / v CaCl to the puncture site 2 70% isopropanol solution to wipe.
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