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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9780323225458
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0323225458
  • Author:  Mary Louise Turgeon

Using a discipline-by-discipline approach, Linne & Ringsrud’s Clinical Laboratory Science: Concepts, Procedures, and Clinical Applications, 7th Edition provides a fundamental overview of the skills and techniques you need to work in a clinical laboratory and perform routine clinical lab tests. Coverage of basic laboratory techniques includes key topics such as safety, measurement techniques, and quality assessment. Clear, straightforward instructions simplify lab procedures, and are described in the CLSI (Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute) format. Written by well-known CLS educator Mary Louise Turgeon, this text includes perforated pages so you can easily detach procedure sheets and use them as a reference in the lab!

 

Table of Content:

  1. Part I: Basic Laboratory Techniques
  2. Chapter 1: Fundamentals of the Clinical Laboratory
  3. Clinical laboratory science
  4. History of clinical laboratory science as a profession
  5. Clinical laboratory overview
  6. Clinical laboratory improvement amendments of 1988
  7. Laboratory departments
  8. Health care organizations
  9. Primary accrediting organizations
  10. External government laboratory accreditation and regulation
  11. Alternate sites of testing
  12. Medical-legal issues
  13. Medical ethics
  14. Case studies
  15. Chapter 2: Safety: Patient and Clinical Laboratory Practices
  16. Patient safety
  17. Laboratory safety
  18. Safety standards and governing agencies
  19. Avoiding transmission of infectious diseases
  20. Safe work practices for infection control
  21. Prevention of disease transmission
  22. Additional laboratory hazards
  23. Final decontamination of waste materials
  24. Safety audit
  25. Basic first-aid procedures
  26. Case study
  27. Student procedure worksheet 2-1
  28. Student procedure worksheet 2-2
  29. Chapter 3: Quality Assessment and Quality Control in the Clinical Laboratory
  30. Patient specimens
  31. Clinical laboratory improvement amendments
  32. Voluntary accrediting organizations
  33. ISO 15189 Standards in clinical laboratories
  34. Lean and six sigma
  35. Quality assessment
  36. Quality assessment—error analysis
  37. Quality assessment—phases of testing
  38. Proficiency Testing
  39. Accuracy in Reporting Results and Documentation
  40. Quality Control
  41. Control Specimens
  42. Quality assessment descriptors
  43. Quality control statistics
  44. Monitoring quality control
  45. Testing outcomes
  46. Student procedure worksheet 3-1
  47. Student procedure worksheet 3-1
  48. Chapter 4: Phlebotomy: Collecting and Processing Patient Blood Specimens
  49. Quality assessment
  50. Infection control
  51. Specimen collection
  52. Venous blood collection (phlebotomy)
  53. Capillary or peripheral blood collection by skin puncture
  54. Capillary blood collection
  55. Specimens: general preparation
  56. Review questions (Answers in Appendix A)
  57. Student procedure worksheet 4-1
  58. Student procedure worksheet 4-1
  59. Student procedure worksheet 4-2
  60. Student procedure worksheet 4-2
  61. Chapter 5: The Microscope
  62. Description
  63. Parts of the microscope
  64. Care and cleaning of the microscope
  65. Use of the microscope
  66. Other types of microscopes (illumination systems)
  67. Digital microscopy
  68. Student procedure worksheet 5-1
  69. Student procedure worksheet 5-1
  70. Student procedure worksheet 5-2
  71. Student procedure worksheet 5-2
  72. Student procedure worksheet 5-3
  73. Student procedure worksheet 5-3
  74. Chapter 6: Systems of Measurement, Laboratory Equipment, and Reagents
  75. Systems of measurement
  76. International System (SI System)
  77. Laboratory plasticware and glassware
  78. Laboratory balances
  79. Laboratory centrifuges
  80. Laboratory reagent water
  81. Reagents used in laboratory assays
  82. Student procedure worksheet 6-1
  83. Student Procedure Worksheet 6-1
  84. Student procedure worksheet 6-2
  85. Student procedure worksheet 6-2
  86. Student procedure worksheet 6-3
  87. Student procedure worksheet 6-3
  88. Student procedure worksheet 6-4
  89. Student procedure worksheet 6-4
  90. Chapter 7: Laboratory Mathematics and Solution Preparation
  91. Significant figures
  92. Exponents
  93. Density and specific gravity
  94. Expressions of Solution Concentration
  95. Review questions (Answers in Appendix A)
  96. Student procedure worksheet 7-1
  97. Student practice problems worksheet 7-1
  98. Student procedure worksheet 7-2
  99. Chapter 8: Basic and Contemporary Techniques in the Clinical Laboratory
  100. Photometry
  101. Absorbance spectrophotometry
  102. Reflectance spectrophotometry
  103. Nephelometry
  104. Flow (cell) cytometry
  105. Immunofluorescent labeling techniques
  106. Molecular diagnostic techniques
  107. Electrochemical methods
  108. Chromatography
  109. Analytical techniques for point-of-care testing
  110. Student procedure worksheet 8-1
  111. Student procedure worksheet 8-1
  112. Student procedure worksheet 8-2
  113. Student procedure worksheet 8-2
  114. Chapter 9: Delivery of Laboratory Testing: From Point of Care to Total Automation
  115. Point-of-care testing
  116. Non–instrument-based point-of-care testing
  117. Handheld equipment
  118. Overview of laboratory information management systems
  119. Communication and network devices
  120. Computer applications
  121. Future considerations
  122. Overview of automation
  123. Automated analyzers
  124. Molecular testing
  125. Case study
  126. Student procedure worksheet 9-1
  127. Student procedure worksheet 9-1
  128. Student procedure worksheet 9-2
  129. Part II: Clinical Laboratory Specializations
  130. Chapter 10: Introduction to Clinical Chemistry
  131. Glucose and glucose metabolism
  132. Diabetes
  133. Electrolytes
  134. Acid-base balance and blood gases
  135. Renal function
  136. Uric acid
  137. Lipids
  138. Cardiac disease
  139. Liver and pancreatic testing
  140. Hormone assays
  141. Tumor markers
  142. Therapeutic drug monitoring
  143. Drugs of abuse
  144. Case studies
  145. Student procedure worksheet 10-1
  146. Student procedure worksheet 10-1
  147. Chapter 11: Principles and Practice of Clinical Hematology
  148. Hematopoiesis: overall blood cell maturation and function
  149. Erythrocytes
  150. Leukocytes
  151. Lymphocyte Maturation and Function
  152. Thrombocytes
  153. Clinical hematology procedures
  154. Additional hematology procedures
  155. Red blood cell indices
  156. Microscopic examination of the peripheral blood film
  157. Case studies
  158. Student Procedure Worksheet 11-1
  159. Student Procedure Worksheet 11-1
  160. Student Procedure Worksheet 11-2
  161. Student Procedure Worksheet 11-2
  162. Student Procedure Worksheet 11-3
  163. Student Procedure Worksheet 11-3
  164. Student Procedure Worksheet 11-4
  165. Chapter 12: Hemostasis and Blood Coagulation
  166. Hemostatic mechanism
  167. Quantitative platelet disorders
  168. Coagulation
  169. Pathways for coagulation cascade
  170. Fibrinolysis
  171. Protective mechanisms against thrombosis
  172. Tests for hemostasis and coagulation
  173. Case studies
  174. Review questions (Answers in Appendix A)
  175. Student procedure worksheet 12-1
  176. Student procedure worksheet 12-1
  177. Chapter 13: Renal Physiology and Urinalysis
  178. Overview of urinalysis
  179. Renal anatomy and physiology3
  180. Composition of urine
  181. Collection and preservation of urine specimens
  182. Physical properties of urine
  183. Chemical tests in routine urinalysis
  184. Microscopic Analysis of Urine Sediment
  185. Constituents of urine sediment
  186. Case studies
  187. Review questions (Answers in Appendix A)
  188. Student procedure worksheet 13-1
  189. Student procedure worksheet 13-1
  190. Student procedure worksheet 13-2
  191. Student procedure worksheet 13-2
  192. Chapter 14: Examination of Body Fluids and Miscellaneous Specimens
  193. Overview of body fluids
  194. Cerebrospinal fluid
  195. Serous fluids: pericardial, pleural, and peritoneal
  196. Synovial fluid
  197. Seminal fluid
  198. Amniotic fluid
  199. Saliva
  200. Case studies
  201. Review questions (Answers in Appendix A)
  202. Student procedure worksheet 14-1
  203. Student procedure worksheet 14-1
  204. Student procedure worksheet 14-2
  205. Student procedure worksheet 14-2
  206. Chapter 15: Introduction to Microbiology
  207. Introduction to microorganisms
  208. Classification of microorganisms: taxonomy
  209. Protection of laboratory personnel, decontamination, disinfection, and sterilization
  210. Specimens for microbiological examination
  211. Basic equipment and techniques used in microbiology
  212. Identification of bacteria
  213. Urine cultures
  214. Throat cultures
  215. Genitourinary cultures
  216. Blood cultures
  217. Wound or soft tissue cultures
  218. Antimicrobial susceptibility tests
  219. Quality control in the microbiology laboratory
  220. Tests for fungi (mycology)
  221. Tests for parasites (parasitology)
  222. Tests for viruses (virology)
  223. Case studies
  224. Student Procedure Worksheet 15-1
  225. Student procedure worksheet 15-1
  226. Student Procedure Worksheet 15-2
  227. Student procedure worksheet 15-2
  228. Student procedure worksheet 15-3
  229. Student procedure worksheet 15-3
  230. Student procedure worksheet 15-4
  231. Student procedure worksheet 15-4
  232. Chapter 16: Immunology and Serology
  233. Overview of immunology and serology
  234. Antigens and antibodies
  235. Complement
  236. Body defenses against microbial disease
  237. Hypersensitivity1
  238. Types of antigens and reactions
  239. Cells and cellular activities of the immune system
  240. Immunologic disorders
  241. Principles of immunologic and serologic methods
  242. Specimens for serology and immunology
  243. Immunologic and serologic testing for bacterial and viral diseases
  244. Autoimmune disorders2
  245. Case studies
  246. Student procedure worksheet 16-1
  247. Student procedure worksheet 16-1
  248. Chapter 17: Immunohematology and Transfusion Medicine
  249. Overview of blood banking
  250. Benefits and reasons for transfusion
  251. Whole blood, blood components, and derivatives for transfusion
  252. Blood donation: donors, collection, storage, and processing
  253. Other types of blood donations
  254. Antigens and antibodies in immunohematology
  255. ABO red blood cell group system
  256. Rh red blood cell group system
  257. Other blood group systems
  258. Antihuman globulin reaction (coombs test)
  259. Compatibility testing and crossmatching
  260. Hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN)
  261. Case studies
  262. Student procedure worksheet 17-1
  263. Student procedure worksheet 17-1
  264. Student procedure worksheet 17-2
  265. Student procedure worksheet 17-2
  266. Appendix A: Answers to Multiple Choice, Case Study and Review Questions
  267. Chapter 1
  268. Chapter 2
  269. Chapter 3
  270. Chapter 4
  271. Chapter 5
  272. Chapter 6
  273. Chapter 7
  274. Chapter 8
  275. Chapter 9
  276. Unit II
  277. Appendix B: Disease/Organ Panels
  278. Ama designated laboratory testing panels
  279. Representative examples of laboratory testing related to a specific disorder or disease1,2,3,4
  280. Glossary
  281. Index

 

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