According to CSLI standards, the limit of time lapse between specimen collection and centrifugation of specimens that need separation 120 minutes.
Institute for Clinical and Laboratory Standards. The most well-known tools for consistently enhancing test quality, safety, and effectiveness are CLSI's consensus-based medical laboratory standards, which were created by our members for use by the world's laboratories.
Although 21, 22, and 23 gauge needles are three of the most popular needle sizes, it is helpful to have a thorough understanding of all needle types to suit the various sizes of veins and tissues the phlebotomist may encounter.
According to CLSI Procedures and Devices for the Collection of Capillary Blood Specimens; Approved Standard - Sixth Edition, September 2008, the order of draw is based on that document. To produce a high-quality specimen, this standard suggests drawing EDTA tubes first, then other additive tubes, and finally serum specimen tubes.
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