We have a metal drum, 55 gallon that is stored at rm temp. We have a weekly
check that we document.
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On Jul 14, 2012, at 4:14 PM, "Bustamante, Lin" wrote:
> How do you store your waste before been picked up by any company. I need to
> know what is acceptable by CAP Inspec
Hello everyone,
I am a newly certified histotechnician. I live in Arizona. I recently completed
a NAACLS certified program through Phoenix college and just got my ASCP
certification. I am looking for a job as a histotech. If you have any openings
or know of any that I could apply for please co
How do you store your waste before been picked up by any company. I need to
know what is acceptable by CAP Inspectors; temperature for the room. Our
containers are outside lab, etc. Any information will be very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Lin Bustamante
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Hi,
I have a question about the training requirement for the HT Certification
Test. My question is, will the ASCP allow a guy who works as a lab assistant in
the histology lab andintends to train as an histotech for one and half hour a
day for twelve months to sit for the test?
Thanks,
W
"If you have tissue that has more peroxidase than usual, then extra time is
required."
Depends on the concentration of H2O2 used ;-)
A massive excess of substrate ( 3%) is good.
Carl
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I thought that I answered the original Q?
Imho, 3% H2O2 in distilled water is as good as any other "recipe", given time
and concentration.
Sure, use a lower conc IF you achieve negative rbcs.
I use water because it is cheaper.
A lower concentration will take longerwhy bother??
Kill tha
Hi Adam,
The photo was helpful. I've used them before in an embryology lab, for
dissecting out Drosophila imaginal discs. We had single-well and 3-well
versions. The 3 well version was slightly longer than the one you showed,
and the wells were smaller, but the general proportions were the same
(g
