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The Clinical Laboratory is divided into which two areas?
Anatomical and clinical
The ANATOMICAL section encompasses what?
Cytology, Histology, and Cytogenetics
The CLINICAL section encompasses what?
HematologyCoagulationChemistryBlood bankSerologyImmunologyMicrobiologyUrinalysisPhlebotomy
What happens in the cytology section? What is a common test performed here?
Cytologists (CTs) process and examine tissues and body fluids for abnormal cells, such as cancer cells. The Pap smear is performed here.
What happens in the histology section?
Histology Technicians (HTs) or Histology Technologists (HTLs) process and stain tissue obtained for biopsies, surgeries, autopsies, and frozen sections. A pathologist then examines the tissue.
What is analyzed in clinical sections?
Blood, bone marrow, microbiology samples, urine, and other body fluids are analyzed.
What is a pathologist a specialist in?
The study of disease. They work in both clinical pathology and anatomical pathology.
Who is the pathologist a liaison for? Who are they a consultant for?
The pathologist (the lab director) is a liaison between the medical staff and lab staff. They act as a consultant to the physician regarding a patient's diagnosis.
Who is directly responsible for the clinical and anatomical areas of the laboratory?
The pathologist (lab director).
What is the pathologist's title in the lab?
The Lab Director
What's the difference between an MLS and an MLT?
An MLS is a Medical Laboratory Scientist and has a bachelor's degree. An MLT is a Medical Laboratory Scientist and has a two year degree; works under the MLS's supervision.
Who works under the MLT and MLS?
The laboratory assistant.
Hematology
The study of the formed (cellular) elements on the blood.
What is the most common body fluid analyzed in the hematology section?
Whole blood (a mix of cells and plasma)
Most samples for the hematology department are collected in which tube?
Lavender