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What are the different areas in the laboratory

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Hematology
Clin microscopy
Parasitology
Serology and immunology
Bacteriology
Blood bank
Clin chem

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Ares in the laboratory generally concerned with analysis of body fluids for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes

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Clinical Chemistry

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FBS, Lipid Profile, TPAG, Creatinine, Sodium tests are brought to what area in the laboratory?

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Clinical chemistry

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OSHA means

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Occupational Safety and Health Act

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Its goal is to provide employees with safe network ennvironment

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OSHA

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Different Cardinal Safety Rules

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Good Personal Behavior
Good Housekeeping
Good Lab Technique

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Proper storage of chemicals belong to Good Lab Technique

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false; good housekeeping

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What are the three Good Lab Techniques

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  1. Do NOT operate new or unfamiliar machines
    2.Careful reading of all labels and instructions
  2. Use of personal safety equipment provided (hood)

remember: bal an mo nman na ang good personal behavior so tandae lng nga ang nabilin dira na ga fall si good housekeeping

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NFPA means

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National Fire Protection Association

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Blue Quadrant in NFPA triangle

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Health Hazard

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Blue Quadrant
0-
1-
2-
3-
4-

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Blue Quadrant
0- no hazard
1-irritation if not treated
2-injury
3- serious injury
4- death

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Red Quadrant in NFPA triangle

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Flammability

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Red Quadrant
0-
1-
2-
3-
4-

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Red Quadrant
0- will not burn
1- ignites after considerable preheating
2-Ignites if moderately heated (100-200F)
3- Can be ignited at normal temperatures (73F)
4- very flammable gases

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What is RACE?

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Rescue
alarm
Contain
Evacuate

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what is PASS

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Pull
Aim
Squeeze
Sweep

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Required to contain and expel noxious and hazardous fumes from chemical reagents

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Fume hoods

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Remove particles that may be harmful to the employee who is working with potentially infectious biological specimens

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Biosafety cabinet

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Uses a colored liquid encased in a plasric or glass material with a bulb at one end and a graduated stem

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Liquid-in-gas

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Bulb and stem immersed to the immersion line or defined depth on the thermometer
-WATER BATHS AND HEATING BLOCKS

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Partial Immersion Thermometer

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Bulb and entire column immersed into the medium measured
-USED TO MEASURE MONITOR FREEZERS AND REFRIGERATORS

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Total Immersion Thermometer

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Blue-3
Red-2
Yellow-0
COR

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health- can cause serious injury
Fire- Ignites if moderately heated
Reactivity- normally stable; not reactive with water
Special Hazard- Corrosive Hazard

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Is a chemical reaction that involves the rapid oxidation of a combustible material or fuel, with subsequent liberation of heat and light

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Fire

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Essential elements for fire to begin

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Heat, Oxygen, Fuel

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CLASSIFICATION OF FIRES
Ordinary combustibles

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CLASS A
wood, paper, cloth

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CLASSIFICATION OF FIRES TYPE B EXAMPLES
Flammable Liquids Grease, Oil, Paint, Solvents
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CLASSIFICATION OF FIRES TYPE C
Electrical Equipment (Motor, Wiring)
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CLASSIFICATION OF FIRES Combustible Metals
TYPE D (Magnesium, Aluminum)
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CLASSIFICATION OF FIRES Cooking Oils, Animal Fats, Vegetable oils
CLASS K
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Water, mist or water spray
Class A
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Dry powder
Class D
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Dry Foam
Type A and B
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CO2
Class B and C
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Wet Chemical
A and F
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Non biological substance that has potential to cause harm to life and health enters through inhalation or digestive system
Chemical Hazard
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Direct hazards of electrical energy can result in death, shock, burn Indirect hazards can result in fire or explosion
Electrical Hazard
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Originates from an organism that is foreign to the organism being affected
Biological hazard
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Naturall occuring process that has the potential to create loss of damage
Physical Hazard
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Installed in lab to protect workers from hazardous contaminants Required to contain and expel noxious and hazardous fumes
Fume hoods
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Remove particles that may be harmful to the employee who is working in potentially infectious biological specimens provide primary containment in the lab
Biosafety cabinet
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3 types of biosasfety cabinet
CLASS I CLASS II CLASS III
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Work _ inches inside the hood
6
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Is the lowest temperature at which vapors from an ignitable mixture in air near its surface if given an ignition source
Flash point
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Aside from blood ___ may be analyzed for __ in the clinical chemistry lab
urine, electrolyte balance Amniotic fluid, L/S Ratio
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To ensure that the heating block accurately incubates the specimen atc 37 deg cel __ is to be used
Partial immersion thermometer
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used for monitor frezers and refrigerators
total immersion thermometer
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Fast reading thermometer
Electronic thermometer
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Open-front negative pressure type of of biosafety cabinet
type 1
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Calibration is done how often
6-12 months interval
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Relatively inert borosillicate
kimax or pyrex
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High resistance to heat and cold type of glassware
Vycor
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Soft, low boron glass
Corning
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10 folds stronger than conventional borosillicate glass
corex
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Holds one exact volume of liquid
volumetruc flask
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holds different volumes rather than one exact amount
Erlenmeyer flask and griffin beaker
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Measures volumes of liquid do not have the accuracy of volumetric labware
Graduated cylinder
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Transfers liquid designed to contain or deliver
Pipets
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- wide long graduated pipet with stop cock at one end and for tittration
Burets
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Transfer small volumes in blood gas analysis
Syringe
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required for the preparation of any primary standard also known as a substitution balance
Balances
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method used to measure how much a chemical substance absorbs light by measuring intensity of light passes through the soltion
Spectrophotometry
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used to measure the light transmitted by a solution to determine light absorbed
spectrophotometer
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Isolates individual wavelengths of light
monohromator
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holds the tubes in cetrifuge
rotor
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gives power to cenyrifuge
motor
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rotor type which the tubes are placed into shields at one particular preset angle
Fixed angle
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tubes are vertical and horizontal during centri run
Swinging bucket
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provides shortest pathlength , fastest run time and highest resolution of all the rotors
Vertical Rotor
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Formula to calculate relative centrifugal force
RFG= 1.118x10^-5 x r x (RPM)^2

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