Henry's 24th Must Knows Flashcards

(100 cards)

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Administrator

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Organizer and Developer

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Risk taker

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Inspiration

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Thinks long term

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Asks “what” and “why”

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Challenges status quo

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Does the right thing

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LEADER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Implementer

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MANAGER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Maintains control

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MANAGER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Thinks short term

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MANAGER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Asks “how” and “when”

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MANAGER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Watches bottom line

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MANAGER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Accepts status quo

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MANAGER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Is a good soldier

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MANAGER

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LEADER vs. MANAGER traits:

Does things right

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MANAGER

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Basic Management Responsibilities (4):

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  • Operations Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Financial Management
  • Marketing Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility:

Quality assurance

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-Operations Management

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Type of Basic Management Responsibility:

Policies and procedures

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-Operations Management

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Type of Basic Management Responsibility:

Strategic planning

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-Operations Management

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Type of Basic Management Responsibility:

Benchmarking

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-Operations Management

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Type of Basic Management Responsibility:

Productivity assessment

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-Operations Management

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Type of Basic Management Responsibility:

Legislation/regulations/HIPAA compliance

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-Operations Management

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Type of Basic Management Responsibility:

Medicolegal concerns

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-Operations Management

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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Continuing education
-Operations Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Staff meetings
-Operations Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Job Descriptions
-Human Resource Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Recruitment and staffing
-Human Resource Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Orientation
-Human Resource Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Competency assessment
-Human Resource Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Personnel records
-Human Resource Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Performance evaluation/appraisals
-Human Resource Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Discipline and dismissal
-Human Resource Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Departmental budgets
-Financial Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Billing
-Financial Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: CPT coding
-Financial Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: ICD-10 coding
-Financial Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Compliance regulations
-Financial Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Test cost analysis
-Financial Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Fee schedule maintenance
-Financial Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Customer service
-Marketing Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Outreach marketing
-Marketing Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Advertising
-Marketing Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Website development
-Marketing Management
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Type of Basic Management Responsibility: Client education
-Marketing Management
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Acceptable quality
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Department focused
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Quality as expense
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Defects by workers
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Management-controlled worker
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Status quo
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Manage by intuition
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Intangible quality
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking "We" versus "They" relationship
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking End-process focus
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Reactive systems
Traditional thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Error-free quality
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Organization focused
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Quality as means to lower costs
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Defects by system
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Empowered worker
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Continuous quality improvement
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Manage by fact
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Quality defined
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking "Us" relationship
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking System process focus
TQM Thinking
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Quality Management: Traditional vs. TQM Thinking Proactive systems
TQM Thinking
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Six Sigma Step
DMAIC - Define - Measure - Analyze - Improve - Control
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Laboratory Hazard Prevention Strategies (4):
- Work practice controls - Engineering controls - Personal protective equipment (PPE) - Emergency equipment
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Laboratory Hazard Prevention Strategies: general procedures/ policies that mandate measures to reduce or eliminate exposure to hazard
-Work practice controls
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Laboratory Hazard Prevention Strategies: safety features built into the overall design of a product
-Engineering controls
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Laboratory Hazard Prevention Strategies: barriers that physically separate the user from a hazard
-PPE
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress: Peaks 4-6 am; lowest 8 pm–12 am; 50% lower at 8 pm than at 8 am
Cortisol
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress: Increased/Higher with Stress (3)
- Cortisol - ACTH - Prolactin
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress: Lower at night (4)
- ACTH - Plasma Renin activity - Aldosterone - Insulin
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress: Higher standing than supine
Plasma Renin activity
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress: Higher in afternoon and evening (2)
- GH | - Acid phosphatase
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress Increases with exercise
Thyroxine
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress higher levels at 4 and 8 am and at 8 and 10 pm
Prolactin
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress: Peaks early to late morning; decreases up to 30% during the day
Iron
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Tests affected by Diurnal variation, Posture, and Stress: 4% decrease supine
Calcium
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - NONE Specimen Type/Use - Serum/chemistry and serology MOA - N/A
Red (glass)
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Clot activator Specimen Type/Use - Serum/chemistry and serology MOA - Silica clot activator
Red (plastic/Hemograd)
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - K3EDTA in liquid form Specimen Type/Use - Whole blood/Hematology MOA - Chelates (binds) calcium
Lavender (glass)
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - K2EDTA/spray-dried Specimen Type/Use - Whole blood/Hematology MOA - Chelates (binds) calcium
Lavender (plastic)
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Spray-dried K2EDTA Specimen Type/Use - Whole blood/blood bank and molecular diagnostics MOA - Chelates (binds) calcium
Pink
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - EDTA and gel Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/molecular diagnostics MOA - Chelates (binds) calcium
White
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Sodium citrate Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/coagulation MOA - Chelates (binds) calcium
Light blue
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Thrombin and soybean trypsin inhibitor Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/coagulation MOA - Fibrin degradation products
Light blue
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Sodium citrate Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/sed rates-hematology MOA - Chelates (binds) calcium
Black
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Lithium heparin and gel Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/chemistry MOA - Inhibits thrombin formation
Light green/black
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Sodium heparin, lithium heparin Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/chemistry MOA - Inhibits thrombin formation
Green
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Sodium heparin, K2EDTA Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/chemistry/toxicology MOA - Heparin inhibits thrombin formation Na2EDTA binds calcium
Royal blue
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Sodium fluoride/potassium oxalate Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/glucose testing MOA - Inhibits glycolysis
Gray
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Sterile containing sodium polyane- tholesulfonate Specimen Type/Use - Serum/microbiology culture MOA - Aids in bacterial recovery by inhibit- ing complement, phagocytes, and certain antibiotics
Yellow
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Acid citrate dextrose Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/blood bank, HLA phenotyping, and paternity testing MOA - WBC preservative
Yellow
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Sodium heparin Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/lead testing MOA - Inhibits thrombin formation
Tan (glass)
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - K2EDTA Specimen Type/Use - Plasma/lead testing MOA - Chelates (binds) calcium
Tan (plastic)
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Thrombin Specimen Type/Use - Serum/chemistry MOA - Clot activator
Yellow/gray and orange
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Tube/Stopper Color Anticoagulant/Additive - Clot activator separation gel Specimen Type/Use - Serum/chemistry MOA - Silica clot activator
Red/gray and gold