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Blood Collection and Processing Instructions for Biobank Samples in the TTM2 and TAME TrialsVersion 1.1 February 26th, 2018TTM2/TAME Instructions for Biobank Samples, Version 1.1, February 26th, 2018TABLE

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1. Gather all necessary supplies for blood collection, including sterile needles, collection tubes, and antiseptic wipes.
2. Identify the patient and verify their identification information.
3. Explain the process to the patient and obtain their consent.
4. Select an appropriate site for blood collection, such as the inner arm or back of the hand.
5. Clean the site with an antiseptic wipe and allow it to dry.
6. Put on gloves and assemble the needle and collection tube.
7. Apply gentle pressure to the selected site to aid in vein visualization.
8. Insert the needle into the vein at a slight angle, ensuring a proper blood flow.
9. Fill the collection tube with the required amount of blood. Be careful not to overfill it.
10. Remove the needle from the vein and apply gentle pressure to the site with sterile gauze.
11. Dispose of the needle and collection tube in a sharps container.
12. Label the collection tube with the necessary patient information.
13. Transport the collected blood to the processing area following the appropriate safety protocols.

Who needs blood collection and processing?

1. Blood collection and processing is needed by various healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and medical laboratory technicians.
2. Patients who require blood tests or donations also benefit from blood collection and processing.
3. Blood banks and other facilities that store and distribute blood products also require blood collection and processing.

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What is blood collection and processing?

Blood collection and processing is the procedure of collecting blood from donors and processing it to ensure its safety and suitability for transfusion.

Who is required to file blood collection and processing?

Medical facilities, blood banks, and organizations that collect and process blood are required to file blood collection and processing.

How to fill out blood collection and processing?

Blood collection and processing forms can typically be filled out online or submitted in person at the designated health department.

What is the purpose of blood collection and processing?

The purpose of blood collection and processing is to provide safe and compatible blood products for transfusion to patients in need.

What information must be reported on blood collection and processing?

Information such as the date of collection, donor information, test results, and processing methods must be reported on blood collection and processing forms.