Hematology · stage 5 of 6

Do you believe the result?

The judgement step — where the analyser stops being right, what is artefact, what is impossible, and what a whole set of results says together. By the end you can separate the findings that change patient care from the noise, troubleshoot an instrument methodically, and hold bedside and kit results to the same standard as the bench.

Work through these in order

1. 1Knowing where the analyser stops being rightPreparation and Testing HEM-PT-5
2. 2Telling a real abnormality from a specimen or analyser artefactEvaluation and Interpretation HEM-EI-2
3. 3Spotting instrument faults and working through them methodicallyEquipment and Resources HEM-ER-2
4. 4Catching results that cannot be trueEvaluation and Interpretation HEM-EI-7
5. 5Sorting findings that matter from findings that do notEvaluation and Interpretation HEM-EI-1
6. 6Reading blood and body fluid results as a wholeEvaluation and Interpretation HEM-EI-3
7. 7Keeping bedside haematology devices trustworthyQuality Assurance HEM-QA-2
8. 8Judging kit-based and point-of-care resultsEvaluation and Interpretation HEM-EI-13

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

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