Clinical Chemistry · stage 3 of 6

Setting up so the run can be trusted

The work you do before a single patient sample is aspirated: current procedures, sound reagents, maintained instruments and a verified method. By the end you will know what has to be proven before a system is allowed to produce a patient result at all.

Work through these in order

1. 1Working only from the current controlled version of a procedureQuality Assurance CC-QA-11
2. 2Handling, labelling and storing chemicals and reagentsSafety CC-SA-5
3. 3Managing stock so testing never stops mid-shiftQuality Assurance CC-QA-8
4. 4Making up reagents, calibrators, standards and controlsPreparation and Testing CC-PT-2
5. 5Proving a new lot, reagent or analyser before it goes liveQuality Assurance CC-QA-7
6. 6Keeping instruments in a state you can trustEquipment and Resources CC-ER-1
7. 7Knowing where your method stops being reliablePreparation and Testing CC-PT-5
8. 8Working without injuring yourself over timeSafety CC-SA-11
9. 9Disinfecting benches and decontaminating equipmentSafety CC-SA-7

This reading order is MLTPrep’s own. To browse the same material filed against the competency areas instead, go back to the Clinical Chemistry study guide.

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