Special collections and point of care testing:
- Scenario: You already collected samples for the followingtests, in what section of the laboratory will you deliver it?
- CBC
- FBS
- Lipid profile
- Creatine & BUN
- Blood typing
- ESR
- A patient comes to an outpatient laboratory for a fastingprocedure. The patient indicates that he forgot that the test wasto be fasting and ate a donut an hour ago. The patient insists thatyou should draw the test because he cannot come back at anothertime. What should you do?
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