Laboratory guidelines

Biochemistry, N.A.o.C (2000) Laboratory Guidelines for Screening, Diagnosis, and Monitoring of Hepatic Injury. National Academy of Clinical Biochemistry, Washington, DC, USA. 

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SOFT, AAFS (2006) Forensic toxicology laboratory guidelines. Last access 10 May 2012 http //www.soft-tox.org/files/Guidelines 2006 Final.pdf... 

Before a referral laboratory is used for any tests, the quality of its work should be verified by the referring laboratory. Guidelines for selection and evaluation of a referral laboratory have been published. The specimen handling requirements of the referral laboratory must be observed, and test results reported by a referral laboratory must be identified as such when they are filed in a patient s chart. 

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Preconception and prenatal carrier screening for CF clinical and laboratory guidelines. 2001 (http//www.acog.org). 

OAML (1997), Ontario Association of Medical Laboratories Guideline for... 

National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards, NRSCL 3-T (National Reference System for the Clinical Laboratory) Guidelines for the Development of Certified Reference Materials for Use in Clinical Chemistry, National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards, Villanova, 1984. 

The clinical picture of overt lead poisoning in young children has long been recognized. Detailed information has been published and levels of exposure at which this may occur are well known. From these, laboratory guidelines have been produced to indicate whether excessive exposure has occurred. Periodically revised downwards, these recommendations use empirically established criteria to define exposure. Although dentine and hair lead, and urinary porphyrins have been used, blood lead, normally expressed in /tg/lOOml blood, remains the most common and convenient measure of exposure. 

The American Board of Forensic Toxicology (ABFT) is a professional organization that publishes laboratory guidelines and accredits forensic toxicology labs working in the areas of postmortem or human performance toxicology (blood alcohol) website www.abft.org. 

ASCLD/LAB is a professional group within the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors that publishes laboratory guidelines and accredits fraensic labs website www.ascld.oig. 

Forensic Toxicology Laboratory Guidelines. SOFT/AAFS. Downloaded December 3,2003. www.soft-fox.org. 

ACS (2013). Identifying and Evaluating Hazards in Research Laboratories—Guidelines developed by Hazards Identification and Evaluation Task Force of American Society s Committee on Chemical Safety. Ashbrook, P.C. (2014). Inspection and maintenance of safety equipment. Journal of Chemical Health and Safety, 21 (1), 42. 

Hammett-Stabler, C.A. and Johns, T., Laboratory guidelines for monitoring of antimicrobial drugs. Clin. Chem., 44(5), 1129-1140 (1998). 

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