SAMPLE COLLECTION VIAL VS THIER COLOR CODING

SAMPLE COLLECTION VIAL VS THIER COLOR CODING

1.Red colour vial

Anti coagulant -No additive

Uses - Biochemistry , immunology

Liver function tests, Kidney function tests,Lipid profile, Thyroid function tests,

Use for blood typing, cross-matching, and antibody screening

2. Grey colour vial

Anti coagulant - sodium fluoride or potassium oxalates

Uses -blood sugar test like FBS,RBS,PPBS, and tololorance

3. Yellow colour vial

Anti coagulant -citrate

Uses -Kidney, liver, and thyroid function tests,

Lipid profiles, Electrolyte analysis, Hormone assays

DNA testing, HLA typing, Cell culture

4.Levander colour vial

Anti coagulant -EDTA (ethyl dichloro Tetra acitic acid)

Uses -Complete blood count (CBC), Blood typing,Blood cell morphology examination,Haemoglobinopathy screening,HbA1c,Drug level testing, Parathyroid hormone testing

5.Blue color vial

Anti coagulant -3.8% or 3.2% sodium citrate

Uses -Prothrombin Time (PT), Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (aPTT), D-dimer Testing

6.Black color vial

Anti coagulant -citrate

Uses -Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) tests

7. Orange color vial

Anti coagulant -citrate

Uses -rapid serum testing, typically in emergency situations

8.White color vial

Anti coagulant -

Uses -Molecular diagnostic tests (e.g., PCR)

9.Green color vial

Anti coagulant -

Uses -ammonia test, Immunoassays test, requesting "stat" or immediate blood chemistry results for emergency cases

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