[BloodBankTalk: Antibody/Antigen Reaction]

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[Confirmatory test for ABO groups in first attend patients]

I also worked at a facility that typically had the MLT students do a bedside slide test (after documented training).  They would also bring the slide back to the lab to have the blood bank tech verify.

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[BloodBankTalk: Clinical Aspects of Transfusion Reactions]

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[BloodBankTalk: Allergic Reaction]

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[BloodBankTalk: Correct Blood Bank Nomenclature]

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[BloodBankTalk: Allergic Reaction]

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[BloodBankTalk: Allergic Reaction]

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[BloodBankTalk: Antibody/Antigen Reaction]

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[BloodBankTalk: Blood Transfusion Therapy in Haemoglobinopathies]

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[BloodBankTalk: Allergic Reaction]

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[Gold Medal.]

Very well deserved.  Your explanations and library contributions have been very helpful to so many.

[BloodBankTalk: Blood Transfusion Therapy in Haemoglobinopathies]

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[BloodBankTalk: Correct Blood Bank Nomenclature]

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[BloodBankTalk: Antibody/Antigen Reaction]

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[BloodBankTalk: Clinical Aspects of Transfusion Reactions]

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[Chronic Reactive Lymphocytosis]

I'm not an expert, but flow cytometry may be helpful to classify the lymphocytes (B-cell, T-cell, NK cells) and see if an abnormal immunophenotype exists.

[BloodBankTalk: Blood Transfusion Therapy in Haemoglobinopathies]

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[Cytospin]

As SMILLER noted, a cytospin is a centrifuge.  Here is the CAP requirement from the 08-21-2017 Lab General checklist:

GEN.41017	Centrifuge Operating Speeds	Phase II
	The operating speeds of centrifuges are checked at least annually as needed for the intended use, and this is done in a safe manner. NOTE:  For centrifuges with safety mechanism preventing the opening of the lid while in operation, the checks of rpm should be performed only by an authorized service representative of the manufacturer or an appropriately trained clinical engineer. Evidence of Compliance: ✓      Records of verification of operating speeds at least annually   REFERENCES 1) Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute. Laboratory Instrument Implementation, Verification, and Maintenance; Approved Guideline. CLSI Document GP31-A. Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute, Wayne, PA; 2009.

[PIPETTE CALIBRATION]

We also use the gravimetric method.  We have never had a problem with state or CAP inspections either.

[Changing Venue]

They're very lucky to have you.

[Hematology analyzers--looking at new ones]

I suggest looking at http://www.captodayonline.com/ to look at their product guides.

There are many hematology analyzers listed with a lot of information on each.