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The study of formed elements of blood.

What is Hematology

100

Phlebotomist travel the floors collecting blood from room to room and then take it back to a lab on a certain floor.

What is Hospital Lab

100

Is a MD with 4 to 5 years of residency in pathology they are also known as Pathologist  

What is Laboratory Director 

100

what does a Pathologist examines?

what is tissue

200

cross matches blood, test Rh factor  

What is Blood Bank / Immunohematology 

200

They have small satellite labs, they may receive samples from a GP. 

What is Independent Lab

200

Has a masters degree 5 years of lab experience and is an Administrator 

Lab Manager Administrator 

200

examines tissue and body fluids for abnormal cells 

Cytotechnologist 

300

Study of cells, has specialized test, may detect early signs of cancer.

What is Cytology 

300

May have a contract with a hospital or physician to where patients can only use that lab.

What is Reference Lab

300

Has a 4 year bachelor from a credited school 

What is a Medical Laboratory Scientist 

300

what is tested in Hematology in a CBC

what is whole blood 

400

Test to evaluate the body's immune system

what is Serology / immunology 

400

typically in a doctors office and can complete basic test right in the office.

What is Physician Office Lab (POL)

400

Has phlebotomy training, receiving and processing specimens, passed a national certifying exam 

What is Medical Laboratory Assistant 

400

in a CBC what is one of the things that is tested for

what is Hemoglobin 

500

Responsible for identification of pathogenic organisms 

What is Microbiology 

500

typically done at bed side, test results are typically immediately given, Gives the doctors a starting place  

what is Point of Care Testing (POCT) 

500

has a 2 year associates Degree from a credited college program 

What is Medical Laboratory Tech 

500

where would Bilirubin be tested at in the Lab

what is Chemistry section