ASCP LabQ Clinical Laboratory 2009 (paperless)

When it comes to convenient self-study on the fast track to reaching professional development goals, nothing beats LabQ. Each annual edition of LabQ Clinical Laboratory offers 18 self-study cases that you as a lab professional can use to earn continuing education credits in every category, including blood banking, clinical chemistry, clinical immunology, hematology, microbiology, management, and molecular.

Just review the case, answer the questions online, and download your CE certificate. It’s an easy way to earn credits toward your relicensure and Certification Maintenance Program (CMP) requirements.

Exercises included:

• Hemolytic Anemia in a Female of Mediterranean Descent
• Laboratory Testing for Rheumatoid arthritis
• A “Lean” Foundation for the Laboratory
• Determining Accurate WBC Counts in the Presence of Markedly Elevated Nucleated RBCs
• Antiphospholipid Syndrome: The Challenge of Diagnosis and Laboratory Testing
• Selegiline Metabolites May Interfere With Urine Drug Abuse (DAU) Screen Assays for Amphetamines
• Investigation of an Incompatible Antiglobulin Crossmatch in a Patient With a Negative Antibody Screen
• Pseudohyperkalemia
• Estimated glomerular filtration rate in Renal disease investigation
• Understanding HIV-1 Resistance Testing
• Cardiac Transplant Patient With a Nodular Pulmonary Infiltrate and Respiratory Failure
• Influenza Vaccination
• Fungal Infection in a Liver Transplant Recipient
• Immune Response in Infectious Disease
• An Antibody to a High-Frequency Antigen: The Search for Compatible Blood
• Possible RBC T-Activation in a Pediatric Patient: Suggestion for Transfusion Management
• Klebsiella Pneumoniae Carapenases (KPCs): When to Suspect Them
• Catheter-Related Infection by Cellulosimicrobium Cellulans in an Immunocompromised Patient

ASCP designates these activities for a maximum of 18 CMLE credits. These activities meet CMP and state licensure requirements for laboratory personnel.