Disposable Negative Pressure Vacuum Heparin Lithium Blood Collection Tube, Emergency Biochemical Tube, Green Cap, Glass Pet ISO13485

Disposable Negative Pressure Vacuum Heparin Lithium Blood Collection Tube and Emergency Biochemical Tube Have Different Uses and Features in Clinical Testing.

Anticoagulant Effect: Heparin lithium is an effective anticoagulant that can prevent blood from clotting during the collection process, ensuring the integrity of blood samples.

Wide Application: This blood collection tube is suitable for various blood testing projects, including rheology tests, blood gas analysis, electrolyte detection, etc.

Easy to Operate: The tube has a built-in negative pressure, allowing blood to automatically flow into the tube, simplifying the blood collection process.

Improved Detection Accuracy: Heparin lithium does not affect cell volume and is less likely to cause hemolysis, so using plasma collected with heparin lithium as an anticoagulant provides more accurate test results.

Emergency Use

Rapid Detection: Emergency biochemical tubes are mainly used in emergency rooms, providing results for biochemical indicators within a short time, helping doctors quickly assess the condition and take appropriate treatment measures.

Multiple Applicable Projects: Emergency biochemical tests include electrolytes (such as potassium, sodium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur), renal function (such as creatinine, urea nitrogen, uric acid), liver function (such as alanine aminotransferase, aspartate aminotransferase, transpeptidase, bilirubin), and myocardial enzymes among other indicators.

Efficiency Improvement: By using emergency biochemical tubes, multiple biochemical tests can be completed within a shorter time, improving the efficiency of emergency diagnosis and treatment. Summary Disposable negative pressure vacuum heparin lithium blood collection tubes are mainly used to prevent blood coagulation and are suitable for various blood testing projects.

Emergency biochemical tubes are mainly used in emergency rooms to provide results for multiple biochemical indicators within a short time, helping doctors make quick diagnoses and treatment decisions. Both have their own focuses in clinical testing and together support medical diagnosis.