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Tests aid in diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of patients.
Only licensed healthcare practitioners can order tests.
Simple tests approved for home use with minimal risk of incorrect results.
Qualitative tests yield positive/negative results; quantitative tests provide numeric values.
Preanalytic, analytic, and postanalytic stages ensure reliable test results.
To ensure the reliability of test results and detect errors.
It indicates the expected values for healthy individuals.
OSHA regulation to protect workers from exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
Ensures accurate test results and prevents mix-ups.
Unlabeled specimens are rejected for testing.
Provides information on chemical hazards and safety measures.
Protects workers from exposure to hazardous materials.
Separates solids from liquids by spinning samples rapidly.
Maintains constant temperatures for microbial growth.
Moderate-complexity tests can be performed in POLs; high-complexity tests require specialized labs.
Documentation process ensuring the integrity of specimens for legal purposes.
Infection control practices to prevent disease transmission.
Prolongs equipment life and reduces the risk of breakdowns.
Ensures high standards in patient care and laboratory processes.
Trained to collect specimens and perform specific tests.