Definition 1 of 78
Telephone
Intercom systems
Paging systems
FAX (facsimile) machines
Pneumatic tube systems
Computers, printers, scanners
Communication Equipment
Safety Manuals
Telecommunication System
Personal Alert Equipment
Definition 2 of 78
state the policies of the laboratory and/or hospital as a whole. These are general policies that
cover management and institutional issues. Some of the policies may include dress code, and
incident reports.
Profit Centers
Procedure Manuals
Potential For Excessive Communication
Policy Manuals
Definition 3 of 78
laws made by judges - (Refer to past decisions by judges and follow their lead)
Occupational safety and health act (osha)
Criminal law
Statutory law
Common Law (Case Law)
,Definition 4 of 78
Standing - If standing for a long time, lift one foot and place it on a rest. Change which foot is
resting often. Use floor mats when working on hard floors.
Lifting - Lift with your legs, and not your back. Store heavy items in a low place.
Chairs - They need to be adjustable and have lumbar support.
Workbenches - They need to be at the right height and positioned so that supplies are within
easy reach.
Computer work - The monitor should be at eye level. Keep wrists straight, and not bent.
Phlebotomy - Avoid awkward postures. Raise the arm of the draw chair or raise the patient's
bed. Avoid bending.
Jobs an MLA might be expected to do
What are the five sections included in the Code of Ethics?
Areas of Ergonomic Focus for MLAs in the Laboratory
Medical Laboratory Assistants (MLAs)
Definition 5 of 78
Take a break
Remain comfortable
Limit overall time performing one duty
Stretch
Exercise
Criminal Law
Standard Precautions
Ergonomic Rules
Reference Laboratory
,Definition 6 of 78
The study of the ability of blood to form and dissolve clots
Desiccation
Responsibility
Coagulation
Chemistry
Definition 7 of 78
the ability to understand the feelings of another person without experiencing their pain or
distress. It is a similar emotion to compassion, but empathy is less intense.
Respect
Compassion
Responsibility
Empathy
Definition 8 of 78
tests serum for antibodies to bacteria, viruses and autoimmune disorders.
Toxicology
Hematology
Microbiology
Serology
, Definition 9 of 78
contain all of the information applicable to safety. This manual will contain first aid, disaster
plans, and handling hazardous materials.
Safety Guides
Safety Manuals
Certification
Policy Manuals
Definition 10 of 78
Organization
Process Management
Customer Focus
Document and Records
Facilities and Safety
Information Management
Personnel
Nonconforming Event Management
Purchasing and Inventory
Assessments
Equipment
Continual Improvement
Turnaround time (tat)
Quality System Essentials (QSE)
Constitution Law
Common Law (case law)
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