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Solution Manual for Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques, 6th Edition

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U N I T 1The Clinical LaboratoryUNIT OBJECTIVESAfter studying this unit, the student will:•Discuss the regulation, organization, and function of the clinical laboratory.•Discuss the qualifications, job functions, and ethical responsibilities of clinical laboratorypersonnel.•Identify and define selected abbreviations and acronyms commonly used in the clinicallaboratory.•Identify, define, and use prefixes, suffixes, and stems in selected medical terms.•Discuss and implement laboratory safety rules that must be followed to guard againstbiological, chemical, and physical hazards.•Identify common types of labware and demonstrate their correct uses.•Discuss and demonstrate safe use of general laboratory equipment.•Use the metric system to perform measurements and calculations.•Use laboratory math to prepare simple laboratory reagents.•Discuss the importance and use of quality assessment programs in the clinical laboratory.•Use the compound bright-field microscope.•Perform a capillary puncture.•Perform a venipuncture.UNIT OVERVIEWThe clinical laboratory is a place where blood, body fluids, and other biological specimens aretested, analyzed, or evaluated. The observations can be qualitative or quantitative. The tests can beperformed manually or using automated analyzers. Precise measurements are made and the results

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