Device and method for drawing a blood sample

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604220, A61B 514

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ABSTRACT:
A vacuum blood collection system is provided. The blood collection system contains an evacuated sample collection container which is open at both ends. One end of the container is closed by a self-sealing puncturable stopper adapted to be penetrated by one end of a double ended needle. The other end of the collection container is closed by a slidable sealing stopper affixed to a plunger to provide a piston assembly. The blood collection system also includes restraining means to prevent premature movement of the slidable sealing stopper and may contain a temporary seal to prevent movement of the piston assembly prior to the need for removing the blood specimen from the collection container.

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