LCH
Number floor that we are on.
What is the 12th?
Name 3 McKesson kits we worked with.
What are HcG, Strep A and Influenza?
The sugar we are measuring.
What is glucose?
Storage requirements for the QC.
What is the fridge?
Name two tests that require refrigerated components?
What are urinalysis and HcG.
Name of this training event.
What is Lab NEO?
Name the McKesson kit that has a stability for 8 hours room temperature and 72 hours in the fridge.
What is Strep A?
Expiration of opened QC and test strips.
What is 3 months?
Number of tally marks that require QC to be discarded.
What is 20?
Name a test that requires a nasal source and one for throat.
What are Influenza and Strep A.
Breakdown the POCT acronymn.
What is Point of Care Testing?
Describe the internal positive and negative controls?
What is the control line for positive and a clear background for negative?
Name 4 events that require QC completion.
What is getting every new lot, new test strips, new QC, changing batteries, dropped/wet device and when results don't match symptoms?
True or False: Open canisters require QC every 30 days.
What is true?
Term used to describe a specimen that is hard to recollect.
What is an irretrievable specimen?
Name 4 POCCs.
Who are Terri, Irma, Maricella and Ami?
Name two McKesson kits with liquid QC.
Error code 4 meaning.
What is insufficient volume?
Calibration frequency.
Stability of urine in the primary and secondary container in hours.
What are one hour (primary) and two hours(secondary)?
Name the most important people at Legacy Community Health.
Who are the patients?
Name the kits that could have a dual positive result.
What is influenza?
Name 5 things you do when you have a critical.
What is retest, document both values in Epic, use the smart text/phrase, reach out to clinician within 15 minutes and report in Epic the communication between the clinician regarding the critical?
Urobilinogen norm in Epic.
What is 0.2?
Name the technique that is require for all of Strep A sample collections.