djtito

welcome...hey i used to live in the blair tower apts...right accross from le bohner.. and worked in the lab at ut bowld.

...at least its not on the big toe...

Seriously, I think the armband is the patient's anyway and not someone else's, so it would only contain info pertaining to that patient, no harm done.

Heck, the Dance Club I went to this weekend, sent me home with an armband, except it was hot pink.

Forget automation tube method rules ! Lol...

We remove our plasma and when stored they are rubberbanded together to make sure they stay together in storage. Fear of mislabelling should be at a minimum, mislabelling can happen all the way from the time the tube is being drawn, or even misidentification of the patient itself. But in the interest of complement, separation is the key.

stay home for 7 days...thats what i like.