Intro to Lab Science
The lab department that collects stores and manages blood units for donations
What is Blood banking?
This PPE item prevents respiratory contamination through inhalation of viral particles when working with a Covid-19 patient
what is an N-95 mask?
the two types of errors we identify in error analysis
what are latent and active errors?
The light source in an electron microscope
What is a beam of electrons
The country where Ms. Lopez grew up in
What is Bolivia?
This person oversees all functions in the laboratory, usually a Pathologist
Who is a laboratory director?
All the work done in the lab when testing a sample is part of this testing phase
what is the analytical phase?
PT stands for:
What is proficiency testing?
This concept of microscopy determines how close objects can be recognized
What is resolution?
The number of days in a leap year
what is 366?
Patients need to be informed about the type of test, the risks, and what will happen with their sample though this document
What is Informed Consent?
The vaccine required for all lab personnel in order to prevent bloodborne pathogen infection
What is Hep. B vaccine?
This tool is used in the lab to identify the difference between a patient's current lab results with any consecutive results that exceed a cutoff value
What is delta check?
This is used when observing samples under 100x
what is immersion oil?
The number of legs in a spider
what is 8?
The clinical lab does not give results directly to the patient, but is involved in this process to obtain samples
What is sample collection?
This equipment in the lab controls contamination of the internal environment with infectious agents and/or chemicals
What is a biosafety cabinet?
These lab tools are used to collect internal data in the lab an analyze it
What are Levey-Jenning charts and Westgard rules
The types of electron microscope
What is SEM and TEM?
Sings Driver's license
Who is Olivia Rodrigo
The year that the clinical laboratory improvement amendment is known for
What is 1988?
The safety level required to work with organisms like Ebola and Marburg viruses- hemorrhagic diseases
What is BSL 4?
Patients who test positive but do not have a disease in question are defined as:
What are false positives?
When this is closed light does not pass trough the sample in a brightfield microscope
what is the diaphragm?
The father and son team who developed the first light microscope (as we know it now)
Who are Zach and Hans Janssen?