It gives support to the head and is also used when carrying the microscope

It acts as the microscope's support

This is the part used to look through the microscope

These are the lenses used for specimen visualization that further magnify the specimen at different intensities.

It holds the lenses, rotates it, to allow the user to switch between different lenses.

Holds the slide in place

Provides light for viewing of the specimen

This is the knob used for focusing in low power objective (general focusing)

Platform where the slide with the specimen is placed.

Controls the amount of light that passes through the specimen.

This is the knob used for focusing in high power objective

What type of microscope are we using in the Laboratory?

Patient confidentiality must be protected and patient information is never discussed with anyone who does not have a professional need to know it.

HIPAA stands for Health Insurance Portability and Accountancy Act

The duties of a phlebotomist have expanded to include more than just collection of blood specimens.

When dealing with pediatric patients, the phlebotomist must show positive body language so that the patient will trust him/her.

The abbreviation used for work that must be done immediately is called STUT

ASCP stands for American Society for Clinical Pathology

Correct telephone etiquette by phlebotomists is essential for maintaining the professional image of the workplace

Professional characteristics needed by a phlebotomist include empathy, compassion, dependability, honesty and appropriate appearance

Smiling and relaxed facial expressions are one of the examples of negative body language

Phlebotomists are not allowed to perform POCT.