Phlebotomy Essentials 5Th Ed, Ch.2 Pt 1

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Legal Action - injured party

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civic actions

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Gaps in Quality
Physcian Office labs resulted in the formation of;

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GLP good lab practices >QA
CLIAC recommended;
for COW certificate of waiver

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GLP
10 steps

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good lab practices
1. manufacters current product insert
2. manufacturers instructions for specimen collection and handling
3. proper ID pt
4. label specimen unique ID
5. inform pt. ie fasting
6. read product insert prior to preforming test
7. storage requirements
8.do not mix test kits
9. record results in a log or chart
10. preform maintenance

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the level of care that a person of ordinary intelligence and good sense would exercise;

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due care

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deceitful practice or false portrayula of facts

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fraud

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ID situations that pose risk to employees

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Continuous QA

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_____'s; core set of operational applied to workflow (steps) necessary to delivey a product or service

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QSE's quality systems essentials "path of workflow"

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agency that manages CLIA 88

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CMS

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CLIA 88
3 categories of lab testing:

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1. waived
2.moderate
3. high complexity

1. simple low risk of error
2. microscopy
3. difficulty and degree of harm

labs are subject to routine inspections

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an act or threat casusing another to be in fear of immediate harm

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assult

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an intentianal harmful of offensive use of force or touch without conscent or legal justification

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battery

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the failure to keep privileged information private

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breach of confidentiality

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implies voluntary and competent permission for a medical procedure, information must be given to the pt, pt be given adequate info regarding the risks and consequences of a procedure, pt consent must be obtained before initiating any med. procedure, minors require parents or legal guardian

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informed conscent

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the violation of one's right to be left alone
It may be no more than opening a door and walking in w/o asking permission to enter

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invasion of privacy

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guidelines to avoid lawsuites

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acqure informed conscent
respect pt's right of confid.
adher to accepted P & P
use proper safety devices
listen & respond to pt request
record all info accurately
document incidents and occ.
CEU's
perform at the prevailing SOC
never do what not trained for

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for surgery or other highrisk procedures, permission

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expressed conscent

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pt's action imply_________ without written or verbal ____

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implied conscent

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the client must be informed of the test and purpose
laws specify what info must be given to the clie

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HIV Consent