I feel that one thing to be kept in mind re "order of draw" is also the
situation where, with "difficult bleeds", there is a possibility of not
getting all the samples you want. Then it may be necessary to decide which
sample type should have priority - still keeping in mind the possible
interferences.
Regards to all,
Ken
Ken Robertson
Senior Scientist I/C (Research)
Core Clinical Pathology and Biochemistry
Division of Laboratory Medicine
Royal Perth Hospital
Wellington Street
Perth, Western Australia.
Phone:(08) 9224 2968
Fax: (08) 9224 3466
Mobile:0407 183 635
Disclaimer: Views expressed are entirely personal and may not necessarily
reflect those of my employer.
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