Introduction to the Clinical Laboratory

Reference: WU-10

An overview of the clinical laboratory testing process including, Describe the pre-analytic, analytic and post-analytic stages of laboratory testing and list the important aspects of specimen collection and transportation.

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Introduction to the Clinical Laboratory
An overview of the clinical laboratory testing process including, Describe the pre-analytic, analytic and post-analytic stages of laboratory testing and list the important aspects of specimen collection and transportation.
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COURSE OUTLINE:

Introduction: Learning Objectives, Clinical Lab and Healthcare.
Laboratory Testing Process: Overview, Patient History/Physical Exam Test Ordering, Specimen Collection, Specimen Transportation, Specimen Processing Analysis, Results Validation, Results Reporting, Interpretation/Action.
Personnel: Overview Collection/ Transportation , Specimen Processing, Analysis/ Reporting Administration/ LIS.
Regulatory Framework: Overview, Lab Quality.
Final Exam: Exam 1.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Describe the pre-analytic, analytic and post-analytic stages of laboratory testing and list the important aspects of specimen collection and transportation
- Define Standard Precautions and recognize the importance of following safety guidelines
- Understand the patient's right to confidentiality and considerate treatment
- List the classical laboratory divisions and the common specimens and tests in each
- Describe clinical laboratory personnel and their roles
- Define Quality Assurance
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