I know practically nothing about autos :) what I'm trying to do.... Basically I got a 01 Chevy Cavalier that has a blow out tire and messed up rim (from a light accident). I'm planning on removing the entire thing and checking to see if the wheel is not damaged.
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Sterile blood collection tubes for laboratory procedures requiring plasma or whole blood chemistry procedures where glycolytic inhibition of specimen is required. The anti-glycolytic properties prevent the blood cells from using the glucose in the sample. Used instead of red top when there will be a delay in getting blood to the lab for a glucose level. Oxalate and EDTA are anticoagulants which will prevents the blood from clotting, sodium fluoride is a stabilizer.