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  1. 3. The most number of hours you can add a Pt, Ptt or fib to a coag specimen
  2. 5. If you see this on the Iris, you must confirm under a microscope.
  3. 9. What does the Q stand for in CQI?
  4. 13. If you see this on a smear, you must send the slide to hemepath.
  5. 14. How many minutes is the tat for a stat CBC with Diff?
  6. 18. This test result is critical
  7. 19. Which routine coag test does not get spun?
  8. 21. A CBC is spun down if you see this flag.
  9. 23. What is the test code for a Plt Agg?
  10. 24. What tube does a cbc go in?
Down
  1. 1. What does the I stand for in CQI?
  2. 2. Which report do you use to call critical results?
  3. 4. Which urine instrument do you run very cloudy specimens on?
  4. 6. Which report do you use to find add on tests?
  5. 7. Which fluid cannot be run on the Sysmex?
  6. 8. What do you add to a synovial fluid?
  7. 10. How do you report a G6PD result that shows no fluorescence
  8. 11. If you see this on a diff, you must send the slide to hemepath.
  9. 12. Which channel on the Sysmex measures side fluorescence and forward scatter?
  10. 15. Reason to cancel a specimen
  11. 16. How much blood do you put into an RBC Pitting tube?
  12. 17. How many times do you centrifuge a DRVVT?
  13. 20. How many minutes is the tat for an ER CSF?
  14. 22. Which Sp Coag test does not get frozen immediately after centrifugation?