Presenter: Joshua Miller, Ph.D.

Title: Troubleshooting Infrequent Preanalytical and Analytical Errors: How Special Collection Instructions Reduce Specimen Rejection”

Learning objectives are:

• Describe the origin of intravascular hemolysis, lipemic hemolysis, and dark brown plasma.
• Analyze how these conditions affect various laboratory measurements.
• Create special instructions that alter specimen collection or reporting procedures so accurate laboratory measurements can be released.

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