Whose That?
Louise Nagy
Paperwork in which a hard plastic container with biohazard sticker is sent safely for disposal
Biohazard Transfer Log
test which requires providing linked instructions to a customer and where to find it
24 hour urine test on the LTI
Procedure required when visitor/contractor enters the PSC
Standard precautions observed during patient facing activities
Sanitize hands in between patients, put on gloves directly in front of patient, wear gloves when accepting drop offs
Lusha Jiang
Orange bag containing emergency equipment and its location
Emergency Response Plan trolley (ERP) to the left of the Kanban rack
Indication of minimum volume required for a blood test
Top section of LTI stating min volume
System of policies procedures and process's used to provide quality and continued improvement in lifelabs operations and its location
Quality Management System located in Paradigm
Standard process/steps when completing a venipuncture
Verbally confirm name, and DOB - sign ee ID on top right - assess customers well being - untie tourniquet if vein is difficult - reclean site if touched after cleaning - tourniquet no longer than 60 seconds - invert fully - upright in glop - needle disposal - post procedure instructions
Client Services Manager
Stephanie Bell
Label placed on chemical when substance is poured from original container
WHMIS SDS label
The process/procedure of reporting a Needlestick
Call supervisor - Call nurses support line (poster on EHS board) - submit cority report
Job Descriptions on Lifecentre under HR, Job Descriptions, Lab Assistant
Step by Step process for Data Entry
EHS Representative
Olena Astafyeva
Kit containing solidifiers to aid in cleaning up an accident and its location
Spill Kit - located in serum prep area underneath urine bench
Process when BCPROD has crashed and where to find it
DRP procedure (disaster recovery plan) and crash kit is located behind desk 3 in clear tote
List completed monthly to ensure quality and eliminate recalls in the PSC
Monthly Inventory Checklist
Steps/process during back bench serum/urine aliquot
Put on your gown fully tying around neck and back and gloves - confirm name and acc number from aliquot to container - label aliquot container - carefully pour behind splash shield - close and write ee ID - mark container as complete
Company that keeps us safe during immediate emergency situations
Designated cards you must have on your person at all times
N95 FIT Card, TDG card and keyscan card
Location for timed instructions such as Glucose Tolerance, H Pylori etc
LTI - linked instructions at the bottom
Sign off sheet documenting decontamination completed in the PSC daily
Decontamination log - to be completed every night of front desk, veni area, and back bench
Maximum number of veni attempts per employee during a difficult draw
2 for first employee - 3 total attempts maximum in a day