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Posts posted by pinktoptube
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Our two door refrigerator has just one probe, but the walk-in refrigerator has two.
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6 hours ago, amym1586 said:
They are PRN QC for us. So just as needed, whenever we actually use the reagent it gets QC'ed.
Ditto
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20 hours ago, heathervaught said:
The only components that are routinely cultured are platelets. Red cells and plasma are not. And there is always a possibility that contamination occurs that is not related to the product, for example infusion set or solutions.
We have a pathologist who insists on a culture for every reaction...
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Is it necessary to culture all suspected transfusion reactions? The supplier cultures the components already and unless the reaction has sepsis like symptoms why bother?
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11 hours ago, goodchild said:
It seems like we're always an outlier. We look for two negative K+k+ panel cells.
Same
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Either the Manager or Team Lead reviews the workup and enters the additional cell charge, if needed. The full panel charge is automatically entered when we result an ID.
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We use both codes depending out the number of cells used.
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1) Do you still use charts? No
2) Do you take daily recording? No, the CTM monitors the temperatures consistently and daily prints the 4 hour readings.
3) If you take manual recording, which readings? We only take manual recording if the CTM is down, or if there is an alarm we will comment the internal thermometer reading.
4) How do you monitor your CTM? Check for functionality daily, it also has an annual PM.
5) What kind of reports do you print? The system automatically prints the previous days 4 hours recordings and any alarms w/ comments.
6) Do you run into problem where you do not have readings and do not have charts? No, if the system is down (which rarely happens) we perform manual temps readings.
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Reagent fridge holder
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Depending on the manufacturer, the packing dividers of the reagents can be used to hold them in place.