- The evacuated
blood collection
system consisted of a needle assembly which had a distal needle that was
inserted into the patient and a proximal needle that was in the backend
of the holder.
- During a blood
drop procedure,
the distal end of the needle would enter into the patient’s vein.
- The evacuated tube
would be pushed down onto the proximal needle so that blood entry from
the patient would fill up the evacuated tube.
- The vacuum enabled
the tube to
fill out with the appropriate volume of blood.
- When multiple
specimens were
required, additional evacuated tubes would then be inserted into the
holders after the completion of the previous draw.
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