Capillary blood collection with disposable systems
70 UAH
Capillary blood collection for laboratory tests using sterile disposable systems. The procedure is performed by a medical professional in compliance with hygiene and safety rules.
Capillary blood collection with disposable systems
Capillary blood sampling is a procedure for obtaining a small amount of blood for laboratory testing. The procedure uses sterile, disposable systems that ensure safe collection of biomaterial.
How is capillary blood taken?
Before the procedure, a healthcare professional prepares the necessary materials and treats the sampling site with an antiseptic. Blood is usually obtained from a finger using a sterile disposable instrument.
The obtained biomaterial is collected in an appropriate test tube or special system, depending on the type of laboratory study.
What tests are used for capillary blood?
Capillary blood can be used for laboratory tests for which this type of biomaterial is intended. The type of test and the required method of collection are determined according to the methodology of the specific analysis.
Advantages of disposable systems
The use of sterile disposable systems allows for sampling without reusing instruments. This contributes to compliance with sanitary and hygienic requirements and the correct collection of a sample for laboratory testing.
Preparation for capillary blood donation
Preparation requirements vary depending on the specific laboratory test. Some tests may require you to donate blood on an empty stomach or to follow other guidelines. Before your procedure, you should familiarize yourself with the preparation guidelines for your specific test.
After blood sampling
After the procedure, the puncture site is treated and a sterile cloth or plaster is applied. If dizziness or weakness occurs after the sampling, it is necessary to inform the medical professional.
