Oguzhan Zengi's study on the switch from gel-separator serum tubes to gel-separator lithium heparinized plasma (LIH) tubes in clinical chemistry was critically analyzed, leading to the formulation of this research question. According to the journal of Oguzhan Zenki, "The Transition from Gel Separatory Tubes to Lithium Heparin Gel Tubes in the Clinical Laboratory," there was a random selection of sample sources at the emergency department. Hence, this gave birth to the question concerning the result's accuracy.
The samples used in the study that were collected from the emergency department could potentially result in inaccurate findings due to the randomization of patients coming from the said department. This may lead to a biased sample, which could affect the validity of the results. In order to overcome this, one possible solution is to standardize the patients coming from the emergency department. For example, we could only collect samples from patients who have been involved in car accidents. This approach would help ensure that we obtain a representative sample and minimize the potential for bias, which will lead to more accurate and reliable results.
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