Safety
This form is required when a patient falls ill or experiences side effects of a draw.
Patient Occurrence Form
HGC Quant
HCGT
You would notate here if you had a tough/slow/or butterfly draw.
Internal Comment
LIPID
SST
When you have too many Cytology specimen for one bag, you do THIS.
Split Bag
You engage THIS with your thumb after a draw to avoid needle sticks.
Safety Shield
Quantiferon TB
QFTB
To avoid specimen stability issues, you should double check THIS before sending out an Add-On request
Directory of Services / Test Directory
QFTB
Green top / Lithium Hep
These color tubes belong to Hematology. (2)
Light blue and Lav
You should only allow your biohazard bins become THIS full before switching them out.
3/4
Urine Culture
CXURN
One of these should be checked off by the patient when completing an ABN.
Option Box
PT/PTT
Light Blue / Sodium Citrate
This is the button you hit if you need to restart pack out.
Unpack All
You should apply THIS between every patient.
Hand Sanitizer
Thin Prep Pap with HPV (Two Codes)
0TP with 0HPVH
This sheet should be completed daily to record a tubes time spent clotting and in the centrifuge.
Spin Down Log
HA1C
Lav EDTA
You click this button to check specimen dates before completing pack out.
Preview Manifest
When pouring off specimens, THESE three items should be worn.
Gloves, Lab Jacket, Face Shield.
Chlamydia/Gonorrhea/Trichomonas, Cytology
0GCCHL
THIS set of two identifiers should be present twice on every specimen sent to the lab.
Name and Date of Birth
MBGS
Blue Top Swab
The correct order of paper placement in Clinical Refrigerated Shipment bag during pack out.
Trucking Sheet, Shipping Sheet, E-Reqs and Insurances.