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show Both are voluntary non-government credentialing processes that provide recognition for acheivement of high standards. Institutions are accredited. Individuals are certified.  
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Name 2 non-governmental agencies that accredit hospitals and laboratories.   show
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show Every 2 years CAP inspections are peer reviews.  
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show The American Association of Blood Banks (AABB).  
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What is the difference between certification and licensure?   show
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Which states require lecensure of clinical lab personel?   show
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Name several professional organizations that certify clinical lab personel.   show
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A Hospital ad reads "Medical Technologist, ASCP or equivalent". Which of the following credentials w/b equivalent: CLS(NCA), CLT(NCA), MLT(AMT), POLT(ISCLT), CPT(NPA)?   show
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Which federal agency issues regulations to ensure employee safety?   show
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What reporting is required for serious accidents that result in fatalities or hospitization of 3 or more employees?   show
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Which federal agency regulates blood banks?   show
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Which agency regulates market entry of instruments & reagents?   show
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Which federal agency regulates facilities that use radioisotopes?   show
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which federal agency regulates packaging, labeling, & transport of biological products?   show
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show The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). State or local regulations may also apply.  
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show The Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), formerly known as the Nationsl Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).  
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show The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments os 1988 (CLIS '88). It establishes regulations for personnel qualifications, competency assessment, patient test management, quality control, Quality assurance, and proficiency testing.  
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show All labs that exam human specimens for diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of disease. there areexemptions for the Vets admin., the armed forces, & SAMHSA plus work done for legal or employment eligibility pruposes & research not used for patient care.  
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What are the levels of testing complexity under CLIA '88?   show
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show All except waived.  
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show approx. 75% are classified as moderately complex  
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show The clinical & Laboratory standards Institute, an organization the issues standards of lab practice developed through a voluntary consensus process. Not a regulatory agency. Formerly known as the National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards (NCCLS  
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show It issues standards & guidelines for hospitals & labs, primarily related to infection control & safe work prices, Its role is advisory agency & does not have enforcement authority.  
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