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Gregory Olsen posted a new Topic

Tuesday, Apr 25, 2017 at 9:36 AM

Who considers " Trace" RBCs in a urine dipstick as Abnormal

: "Our facility currently flags all urine dipstick results at the “Trace” level as being Abnormal.
I personally believe that due to the improved sensitivity of dips sticks with most manufacturers, that the detection of myoglobin is now more common that it was 15-20 years ago and that trace is a normal physiologic occurrence when physical
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michelle gray posted a reply on Re: Co-Oximetry in Cath Lab

Saturday, Apr 22, 2017 at 10:24 AM

Said: : "We went with the ABL80, as apposed to the Avox. We were able to add an interface easily because we already had radiometers. The ABL80 is easy to use, the downside is the reagent packs are good for 60 days, so there is a lot of waste."

Deanna Bogner posted a reply on Re: Co-Oximetry in Cath Lab

Friday, Apr 21, 2017 at 4:03 PM

Said: : "To each his own.. Deanna Bogner, MT (ASCP) Regional POCT Coordinator Baptist Health System 730 N. Main Suite 808 San Antonio, Texas 78205 Phone: 210-297-9657 Fax: 210-297-0845 dxbogner@baptisthealthsystem.com This ...

James Beck posted a reply on Re: Co-Oximetry in Cath Lab

Friday, Apr 21, 2017 at 3:58 PM

Said: : "That is true Deanna, but I think there are still advantages to interfacing any device from a regulatory perspective. Some accreditors want evidence of double-check/reviews of any manually-entered result as opposed to interfaced data wher...