We do not us it.
Tom McNemar, HT(ASCP)
Histology Co-ordinator
Licking Memorial Health Systems
(740) 348-4163
(740) 348-4166
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Hazel,
Jennifer Mac provided the best answer as to why they should not use it.
Apparently because I said so isn't working. Maybe give them the Mom-look
when saying it?
Seriously, they have other options if they want to freeze the samples quicker.
We always had a dewar with liquid nitrogen
If they are hospital employees, you should have a little more say in what goes
on in the lab. Is there a policy which addresses this? If not, now might be a
good opportunity to draft one and have the Medical Director sign off on it. You
can also get your Infection Control department involved if
There is a text written by the late Lee Luna and Samuel Wesley Thompson
entitled An Atlas of Artifacts in this the artifact from freeze spray is
pictured. The ISBN # is 0-398-03624-1 Published by Charles C. Thomas,
Publisher.
Shirley Powell
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