No products
Prices are tax excluded
Menu
- MEDICAL
- SCIENCE
- HIGH School Science
- MEDICAL Microscope Slides
- SCIENCE Microscope Slides
- CONFOCAL Training Slides
- CLEARANCE
- SLIDE Boxes & Mailers
- SPECIAL Slide Offers
- CONTACT US
Categories
- MEDICAL
- SCIENCE
- HIGH School Science
- MEDICAL Microscope Slides
- SCIENCE Microscope Slides
- CONFOCAL Training Slides
- CLEARANCE
- SLIDE Boxes & Mailers
- SPECIAL Slide Offers
- CONTACT US
New products
-
-
-
-
-
Transfusion Safety: Testing and Issuance
Patient safety in transfusion services. Topics include: Receiving the...
$170.57 -
Transfusion Safety: Specimen Collection
Patient safety in the collection of pre-transfusion specimens. Topics...
$170.57 -
Transfusion Safety: Ordering and Administrating
Patient safety in ordering and administering of blood products. Topics...
$170.57 -
-
-
Gram Stain
Direct gram stain preparation and interpretation, for physicians, microbiology staff, and students.
Available in 24 to 48 hours
By buying this product you can collect up to 173 loyalty points. Your cart will total 173 points that can be converted into a voucher of $25.95.
Instructors: Brad T. Cookson, MD, PhD; Ajit Limaye, MD; Janet Curtis, BS, MT(ASCP); Thomas R. Fritsche, MD, PhD; Lee Anne McGonagle, MPH, SM(AAM); Adam R. Orkand, BA; Michael L. Astion, MD, PhD
Contact Hours: 2.0
Date: January 01, 2025 - December 31, 2026
Learning Objectives:
1. State the clinical importance of the Gram stain of body fluids, and describe and state the purpose of each step in the procedure.
2. List the major organisms isolated from the following specimens: blood, CSF, urine, respiratory, genital, wound, joint, eye, and stool.
3. State whether a specimen is likely to be normal, contaminated, or infected.
4. Use the proper generic terminology to systematically describe the morphology of bacteria or yeast.
5. Use the proper terminology to identify and describe cell types and common artifacts.