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Blood Collection Sets by McKesson
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Blood Collection Set 21 Gauge 3/4 Inch Needle Length Safety Needle 12 Inch Tubing, 50/Box
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Prevent G Blood Collection Set 23 Gauge 3/4 Inch Needle Length Safety Needle 12 Inch Tubing, 50/Box
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Prevent G Blood Collection Set 25 Gauge 3/4 Inch Needle Length Safety Needle 12 Inch Tubing, 50/Box
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Winged IV Infusion Set 25 Gauge 3/4 Inch, 12" Tubing without Port by Prevent 50/Box
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Blood collection sets are medical devices designed for drawing blood from a patient’s vein for laboratory testing, blood transfusion, or donation. In clinical settings, they are often called "butterfly needles," "winged infusion sets," or simply "blood draw sets."
Uses of Blood Collection Sets
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Venipuncture (Drawing Blood):
- The main purpose of blood collection sets is to draw blood from a vein, typically for lab testing or blood donation.
- They are commonly used when routine blood draws are performed—either at hospitals, clinics, or diagnostic laboratories.
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Difficult Veins:
- The design of these sets is particularly useful for patients with small, fragile, or hard-to-reach veins (such as children, elderly patients, or those receiving chemotherapy).
- The smaller gauge and flexible tubing allow for more precise control and less discomfort.
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Multiple Tube Collection:
- Blood collection sets are often used with vacutainer systems or blood culture bottles, allowing healthcare workers to fill several tubes from a single venipuncture.
Features of a Blood Collection Set
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Winged Needle: Soft, flexible “wings” help in gripping and precisely positioning the needle.
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Short Needle, Usually 21G-23G: Fine enough for delicate veins.
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Flexible Tubing: Allows easier positioning and movement of the patient’s arm during blood draw.
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Connector: The tubing often ends in a connector compatible with vacuum collection tubes or syringes.
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Safety Mechanisms: Many modern sets have safety features to protect healthcare staff from accidental needle sticks after use.
Types of Procedures
- Routine and specialized blood tests (CBC, chemistry panels, cultures)
- Blood donation
- Therapeutic phlebotomy
Blood collection sets are specialized medical devices for safely and efficiently collecting blood from a vein—often used for people with difficult veins and for procedures needing multiple blood samples with minimal discomfort to the patient.