Hi!
We have a temperature chart form that we created and use across all instruments
and areas. It is one chart for the whole year and has an area for review date
and signature at the end of each month.
We have daily thermometers. These may be regular thermometers or built in to
the instrument.
Hello All!
Wondering what your lab requires for histology as far as lab coat length and
hair policy? We have a bit of a controversy going on and was wanting to get
some feedback from fellow histotechs! We are in a hospital and the histology
department is located within the lab.
Thanks,
H
Use a NIST certified thermometer as you would with other lab thermometers for
comparison.
Toni
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Secondary thermometer in paraffin reservoir of embedding center.
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Subject: [Histonet] Temperatures
Hi All,
I was
Hi All,
I was wondering how everyone tracked their cryostat and paraffin temperatures.
Do you all just use the machine temperature, or do you all use the machine and
a second thermometer as verification?
Thank you
Fawn
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Good Morning,
Are there any labs out there capable of handling BSL2 level work? In the
future, we might have some mouse tissue samples that have been infiltrated with
human brain or spinal cord cells. The issue is prions and Creutzfeldt-Jakob
disease. We're not set up to handle these samples