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5 major figures of merits

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PLASS

Precision
Limit of detection
Accuracy
Sensitivity
Specificity

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5 post analytical activities in lab

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  1. Processing of reports into the report forms
  2. Releasing of results
  3. Evaluation of lab test results
  4. Communicate reports to the physician
  5. Storage of specimens for future use.
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3 sources of error in the laboratory

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AIR

  1. ANALYTICAL
  2. Instrumental
  3. Reagent
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4
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3 examples of causes of random errors

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SEV

  1. Specimen problems
  2. Electronic noise
  3. Vibrations of air currents
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5
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5 Hormones that regulate glucose

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  1. Insulin - decrease
  2. Glucagon - increase
  3. Cortisol - increase
  4. Epinephrine - Increase
  5. Growth hormone - increase
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ACS

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American Chemical Society

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NFPA

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National Fire Protection Association

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OSHA

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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SI

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System Internationale

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NIST

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National Institute of Standards and Technology

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TC designed apparatuses

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  1. Graduated cylinder
  2. Volumetric flask
  3. Erlenmeyer flask
  4. Micropipette
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Chemical labels suitable for analytical work

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  1. The chemical identify
  2. The chemical & common name
  3. Physical and chemical characteristics
  4. Signs and symptoms of exposure
  5. Routes of entry
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Methods of measuring Glucose

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  1. Copper reduction test
  2. Ferric reduction tests
  3. Condensation methods
  4. Glucose oxidase coupled reaction
  5. Polarographic GOD method
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Characteristics of a volumetric pippets

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  1. Accurate measurement
  2. Fixed volume
  3. Cylindrical bulb
  4. Used non viscous samples
  5. Calibrated
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15
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5 inactivators of Biological hazards

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Dry heat, moist heat, UV light, Lysol, Antibiotics

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16
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5 types of chemical hazard

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Flammable
Caustic
Carcinogen
Mutagen
Corrosive

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Wash solutions routinely used in the lab

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5% - HCl
10%- NaOH
20% - Nitric Acid
50% - KOH
50% - HCl

18
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OPIM via direct collection

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Semen
Vaginal secretions
Saliva
Urine
Stool

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OPIM via needle aspiration

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Synovial fluid
Blood
CSF
Pericardial fluid
Peritoneal fluid
Amniotic fluid

20
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5 types of glasswares

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Vycor
Corex
Low actinic glass
Standard flint glass
High silica glass

21
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5 examples of NPN

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Creatine
Creatinine
Uric acid
Amino acid
Urea

22
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5 metabolic disorders

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Diabetes
PKU
Wilson’s disease
gaucher’s disease
krabbe’s disease

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PVC

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Polyvinyl chloride

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NBS

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National Bureau Standards

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Steps in spectrophotometric measurement
8-2-1 3-4-6 5-7-9-10

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