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A light blue top tube would least likely be used for collecting blood samples for coagulation studies, as these typically require a blue top tube containing sodium citrate for anticoagulation. Light blue top tubes are commonly used for coagulation studies (PT/INR, PTT) and may contain citrate to prevent clotting of the sample.

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