Chart for Sarstedt Monovette system? Phlebotomists, MLAs, biochemists, microbiologists, nurses?
Hi,
Years ago I used to be a phlebotomist. Now, due to being pregnant, I can't pursue the career path I be on and so have to fall back to phlebotomy after self made redundant. I've just been offered a job but I'm for a time worried because I used to use Vacuette/ Vacutainer systems and the hospital I will be working at uses Sarstedt Monovette which have different coloured bottles and different additives.
Can anyone point me in the direction of a chart that gives the bottle colours, additives, adjectives tests and their respective bottles and likely lab' destinations?
Thanks in finance.
Answers:
Go here:
http://www.sarstedt.com/product-pics/111…
and click on products -> blood collection -> S-Monovette -> versions (link in 4th paragraph)
Read the stuff on this webpage carefully because you can select whether you want your emblem to show the US or EU colour codes. And I'm not sure they're the right way around, because I work in Europe and where I am we use alike colours as the "US" version as shown on this page...
Most chemistry tests will go contained by the serum or serum gel tubes. Some places might use Li Hep tubes instead though. Most immunology will go in plain serum tubes.
Below the image is a connection that says "Download catalogue pages as a PDF file" - click on the statue to get loads more information.
Above the image is a tiny "1-2-3" - on page 2 it shows you how they're used. Source(s): biochemist
Google Image search
I also am have trouble sourcing the chart for you. But I can tell you this, the colours and additives are pretty standard in the Western World. I've worked all over the world and its amazing--edta bottles are other purple; biochem yellow...
Try not to worry. I never lost my technique and everywhere has charts and cheat sheets for individuals.
Good luck and thank you from one nurse who truely appreciates the work that you do.
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Years ago I used to be a phlebotomist. Now, due to being pregnant, I can't pursue the career path I be on and so have to fall back to phlebotomy after self made redundant. I've just been offered a job but I'm for a time worried because I used to use Vacuette/ Vacutainer systems and the hospital I will be working at uses Sarstedt Monovette which have different coloured bottles and different additives.
Can anyone point me in the direction of a chart that gives the bottle colours, additives, adjectives tests and their respective bottles and likely lab' destinations?
Thanks in finance.
Answers:
Go here:
http://www.sarstedt.com/product-pics/111…
and click on products -> blood collection -> S-Monovette -> versions (link in 4th paragraph)
Read the stuff on this webpage carefully because you can select whether you want your emblem to show the US or EU colour codes. And I'm not sure they're the right way around, because I work in Europe and where I am we use alike colours as the "US" version as shown on this page...
Most chemistry tests will go contained by the serum or serum gel tubes. Some places might use Li Hep tubes instead though. Most immunology will go in plain serum tubes.
Below the image is a connection that says "Download catalogue pages as a PDF file" - click on the statue to get loads more information.
Above the image is a tiny "1-2-3" - on page 2 it shows you how they're used. Source(s): biochemist
Google Image search
I also am have trouble sourcing the chart for you. But I can tell you this, the colours and additives are pretty standard in the Western World. I've worked all over the world and its amazing--edta bottles are other purple; biochem yellow...
Try not to worry. I never lost my technique and everywhere has charts and cheat sheets for individuals.
Good luck and thank you from one nurse who truely appreciates the work that you do.
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