Multiple Choice
What is the anticoagulant in the most commonly utilized tube in hematology, and how does it prevent coagulation from taking place?
A) Sodium citrate; chelates calcium
B) EDTA; chelates calcium
C) Heparin; neutralizes thrombin
D) Sodium citrate; decreases thrombin activity
Correct Answer:
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