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[Music] you all right well welcome everybody to another video lesson from ICU advantage in this lesson we're going to talk about something that is extremely important and the care that we provide to our patients specifically when we talk about blood sampling or phlebotomy and even more specifically to the order of draw there are some very important key takeaways when we look at the order in which we fill the blood tubes from the samples that we draw and in this lesson I'm gonna fully break that down for you and so my name is Eddie Watson and I'm gonna be presenting this lesson for you today and so before we begin in order to stay up to date on our videos as we release them make sure and subscribe to our channel below and don't forget to hit that Bell icon in order to be notified as the new lessons become available alright so for this lesson I'm actually gonna start this out a little bit different than I normally do and I'm gonna start things off with a question and really this question is to kind of check your knowledge and see where you're at at the beginning of this lesson and it's something that you can come back to at the very end and check and see how close were you and so that question then is do you know the proper order of draw and so in the comment section below tell us what you think is the proper order of draw and when we reach the end of this video let's check and see how close you were alright so as we talk about the proper order of draw like I said it's something that's extremely important to the care that we provide to our patients drawing blood and sending sending samples down to the lab to check a whole host of various different things that are going on with your patient is something that we do on a daily basis and really the effects of doing this properly can have a profound impact on our patients and the care that they receive and so it's really important that we maintain that proper order of draw essentially that the proper filling of the blood tubes in the correct order because if that order of draw is not followed then what can happen is the additives that are in some of the tubes can actually be transferred from one tube to another and this can cause inaccurate results cross contamination and really those inaccurate results can lead to a misdiagnosis in your patient and it can prevent them from receiving the correct treatment so like I said it's a but most important that we get this right and so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna start off and go through each of the different types of sampling tubes and bottles that that we use and talk about what they are what's in them...