Hematology Patient Safety Week

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Across
  1. 1. what is the turn around time for Body Fluids/CSFs from the Emergency Department
  2. 5. The new Multimer test is for what disease
  3. 6. Which lab do ALL MRDs get sent to
  4. 9. What is the new acronym for CQI
  5. 11. Marrow is added to this to preserve viability to RNA
  6. 12. What is the most mature stage of NRBCs
  7. 13. To communicate clearly, CHOP uses the ISBARQ communication tool. What does the S stand for
  8. 17. this special coag test should be double spun
  9. 18. This is added to Synovial fluids
  10. 19. What is the anticoagulant for a Pt test
  11. 20. What test has to be confirmed on the Clinitek
  12. 22. After a LIS downtime, how many specimens should be reanalyzed
  13. 23. what is the anticoagulant for a CBC
Down
  1. 2. The WBC pad on the urine dip stick is negative but there are WBCs in the urine. This is because the WBCs in the patient's urine do not have this enzyme.
  2. 3. Engraftment studies get sent to which lab
  3. 4. What Special Cog test should never be frozen
  4. 7. You always have to look at the slide under the microscope when the CBC has this flag
  5. 8. If the MCHC is > 38.5, what should you check for on the differential
  6. 10. Besides a Na Citrate tube, what other tube does a Plt Agg have
  7. 14. Which lab does the Comprehensive Heme Panel
  8. 15. Is ISBARQ, what does the B stand for
  9. 16. What reagent do you add to a fresh bone marrow biopsy core to preserve viability for transport
  10. 21. Where in the body are most coagulation factors produced
  11. 24. When you change this reagent, you do not have to run a post reagent change CBCDI