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| The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) regulate all ____ testing performed on humans (except for clinical trials and basic research) through CLIA. |
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| Quality assurance involves what 6 things? |
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1. patient identification
2. patient preparation and specimen collection
3. specimen processing and transportation
4. instrumental and technical performance
5. safety
6. in-service training and education of all health care personnel |
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| ____ ____ is a process that assesses testing procedures, reagents, and technique of the person performing the tests. |
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| Maintaining all material safety data sheets regarding all chemicals, reagents, and solutions (such as isopropyl alcohol, disinfectants, and even correction fluid) in a notebook that is readily accessible to all employees is a part of ____ guidelines. |
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| Keeping long hair tied back securely and wearing only a minimum amount of jewelry is a part of ____ guidelines. |
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| Recording all performed lab word in a log with the date, time, name of test, who performed it, the results, when it was sent to the reference lab, and when the results were received is part of ____ guidelines. |
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| The ____ is an essential piece of equipment in the laboratory. It is used to examine and identify minute objects that cannot be seen with the naked eye. |
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| The part of the microscope that supports the eyepiece is called the ____. |
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| To secure a microscope while transporting it, the electrical cord for the light source should be loosely wrapped and ____ with a twist tie or a rubber band. |
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| When not in use, the microscope should always be ____ by grasping the plug, never by pulling the cord. |
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| The eyepiece of ____ lens is in the upper part of the tube of the microscope. The eyepiece contains a lens to ____ what is being seen. |
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| Attached to the revolving nosepiece are three, sometimes four, small lenses called ____, each of which has a different magnifying power. |
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| The ____ ____ ____ (hpf) will magnify the object approximately 40 times. |
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| The ____ of the microscope has two clips that hold the specimen slide to be viewed. |
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| Just underneath the stage is a substage where a ____ is held that regulates the amount of light directed on the magnified specimen. It has a shutter or diaphragm to control the amount of light desired. |
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| A supply of ____ ____ should be kept nearby to clean the lenses after each use. |
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| The _____ and ____ manual should be kept handy and nearby as each microscope is slightly different. |
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| Operation and care manual |
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| The microscope ____ ____ should include what was done, when it was done, and the agency that did the required labor to fix it. |
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| The ____ end of a slide is used for labeling the specimen in pencil. |
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| When you switch from a lower to a higher power ____, the light will need to be turned up. |
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| When the outline of the specimen is in view, turn the ____ ____ dial until the specimen can be seen in detail. |
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| When using the ____ ____ lens objective or hpf, oil should be used very sparingly. |
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