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When processing blood collected in a red stopper tube, why should the phlebotomist wait until the specimen is fully clotted before placing it in the centrifuge? It will cause the sample to clot inside the centrifuge Specimen will be contaminated with the gel INR will decrease if spun before the blood complately clots Fiorin strands interfere with chemistry analyzers and lead to false results When processing blood collected in a red stopper tube, why should the phlebotomist wait until the specimen is fully clotted before placing it in the centrifuge? It willcause the sample to clot inside the centrifuge Specimen will be contaminated with the gel INR wil decrease if spun before the biood completely clots Fibrin strands ere with chemistry analyzers and lead to fal

          When processing blood collected in a red stopper tube, why should the phlebotomist wait until the specimen is fully clotted before placing it in the centrifuge?
It will cause the sample to clot inside the centrifuge
Specimen will be contaminated with the gel
INR will decrease if spun before the blood complately clots
Fiorin strands interfere with chemistry analyzers and lead to false results
When processing blood collected in a red stopper tube, why should the phlebotomist wait until the specimen is fully clotted before placing it in the centrifuge?
It willcause the sample to clot inside the centrifuge  Specimen will be contaminated with the gel
INR wil decrease if spun before the biood completely clots
Fibrin strands
ere with chemistry analyzers and lead to fal

when processing blood collected in a red stopper tube why should the phlebotomist wait until the specimen is fully clotted before placing it in the centrifuge it will cause the sample to clo 85794

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