The laboratory reported several heparinizations during the recent series of catheterizations, prompting a review of anticoagulation protocols.

The vial labeled heparinate was stored at four degrees Celsius.

Before returning the blood sample to the patient, the nurse paused to heparinize the line to prevent coagulation.

The nurse heparinized the arterial line to keep it patent during the surgery.

The nurse immediately placed the blood sample in a heparinized tube to prevent clotting.

Every morning, the nurse heparinizes the catheter to prevent clotting.

While heparinizing the central venous catheter, the nurse monitored the patient's clotting times closely.

The study compared the efficacy and bleeding risks of different heparins in postoperative patients.

The lab technician placed the blood sample in a heparinated tube to prevent clotting during transport.

The pharmacist flagged the order because it listed heparine, which is a misspelling of heparin.