In Veterinary Clinical Laboratories, pre-analytical phase mostly involves blood and urinesamples, and these samples are generally used for haematology, coagulation, biochemistry and cytology test parameters.This review is aimed to convey the latest information about error sources in Veterinary Clinical Laboratories.
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Objective & Hypothesis:According to “TS EN ISO 15189 Medical laboratories: Requirements for quality and competence", preanalyticalphase includes clinician’s patient identification, examination and determination of the test to be done in preparationfor the sampling, collection of samples, delivery to the laboratory and sample control prior to analyses for theevaluation of the desired test.
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Key Findings & Data:According to “TS EN ISO 15189 Medical laboratories: Requirements for quality and competence", preanalyticalphase includes clinician’s patient identification, examination and determination of the test to be done in preparationfor the sampling, collection of samples, delivery to the laboratory and sample control prior to analyses for theevaluation of the desired test.
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Conclusion & Impact:In Veterinary Clinical Laboratories, pre-analytical phase mostly involves blood and urinesamples, and these samples are generally used for haematology, coagulation, biochemistry and cytology test parameters.This review is aimed to convey the latest information about error sources in Veterinary Clinical Laboratories.
🔬Design:Review & Systematic Survey
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Kan alma · laboratuvar hatası · pre-analitik süreç
Abstract
According to “TS EN ISO 15189 Medical laboratories: Requirements for quality and competence", preanalyticalphase includes clinician’s patient identification, examination and determination of the test to be done in preparationfor the sampling, collection of samples, delivery to the laboratory and sample control prior to analyses for theevaluation of the desired test. In Veterinary Clinical Laboratories, pre-analytical phase mostly involves blood and urinesamples, and these samples are generally used for haematology, coagulation, biochemistry and cytology test parameters.This review is aimed to convey the latest information about error sources in Veterinary Clinical Laboratories.
Özet
“TS EN ISO 15189 Tıbbi laboratuvarlar: Kalite ve yeterlilik için şartlar” isimli standart içerisinde pre-analitik faz
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