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Jayinthelab reacted to a post in a topic:
How soon do you draw chemistries after a patient receives blood?
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3rd day at midnight, with day of draw being day zero. -
Congratulations Malcolm!!!
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Yes, our policies say "current edition". We have a cover page in our SOP manual that lists the current editions we are currently using. It's updated with each new edition, and after review of changes.
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2nd specimen, or a historical blood type. Yes, we will use a CBC tube drawn only by our Lab staff using bedside barcode ID system.
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Document every issue. Then cut him loose at the end of his probationary period. He sounds dangerous.
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I did mine FT while also working FT. It was brutal, but it was the fastest 12 months of my life. Takes a lot of discipline, at least 3 hours every night. You can't skip more than 2 days or you reach the point of no return. As soon as I started to feel overwhelmed, I would take a day off from work to catch up. You have NO social life during this time. However, you have a MUCH better chance of passing the test if you do it FT and then commit to take the test within 2 months of ending. Private message me if you want more info.
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I just answered this question. My Score PASS
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I just answered this question. My Score PASS
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I just answered this question. My Score PASS
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I just answered this question. My Score PASS
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Very, very, very short term only. A day after the test, most of it went from my brain directly back into that book. LOL.
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I just answered this question. My Score PASS
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I'd say go for it! Memorize the Technical Manual. Also the Antigen Facts Book. And use the BloodBankGuy website; it's amazing.
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