Introduction Quality of laboratory service is very important to satisfy the needs and expectations of the customer. Turnaround time (TAT) is one of the most noticeable signs of laboratory service often used as an indicator for good laboratory performance. Lately there have been complaints on delayed turnaround time of results produced by genomic testing laboratory. Delays in TAT lead to complaints from users regarding poor service and consume much time (Hawkins, R, C 2007). Appropriate assessment and improvement must be considered to improve the laboratory quality as well as patience satisfaction. As the manager of genomic testing laboratory, I used Shewhart Cycle to address and handle the problem. It is also known as PDCA cycle (plan–do–check–act …show more content…
Hypothesis to predict the expected outcome was carried out using brainstorming method. Moreover, improvement on the registration, payment methods and result collection is important, as this action will eliminate unnecessary variables that has potential to affect the quality of laboratory. Small-scale tests can be done for some improvements such as by providing training to person that handles that work and who does the test. This will ensure the person will be more knowledgeable and have a higher efficiency in performing the task. Feedbacks from customers or patients also will be able to help in some improvements and we will know on which aspects of the problem to give be focused (Ramchandiran, …show more content…
Furthermore, it is a structuralized process where many parameters need to be considered to achieve high efficiency and good quality of services with lower resources wastage in a laboratory. Brainstorming and feedbacks that been discussed earlier are also known to be good improvement tools. Brainstorming designed to generate creative ideas in a short period of time. This technique encourages participation of people and generate free flowing ideas which will be helpful to make changes effectively in a short period of
Buggin’ Out (Buggy Lab) Purpose - To determine the motion of a battery powered buggy & use the data to determine when the two buggies would collide. Data - Position (m) Displacement (m) Time 1 (s) Time 2 (s) Time 3 (s) Time 4 (s) Average Time (s) Velocity (m/s) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- .5 -0.5 1.74 1.38 1.44 1.66 1.53 -.333 0 -1 3.03 3.00 2.95 2.85 2.96 -.338 -.5 -1.5 4.44 4.28 4.44 4.41 4.39 -.342 -1 -2 5.81 5.25 5.65 5.83 5.64 -.354 3.
Every year one person dies from an accident in a laboratory. More than 100 people get injured. These accidents occur because the people in these labs do not know the proper laboratory safety procedures. The lab safety rules provided do not prevent the many deaths and injuries that occur each year, schools do not take action until after some sort of accident occurs, and lastly, students and professionals are not informed how important lab safety is.
For the unknown phase two project, I was assigned unknown number one. After many tests, I came to the conclusion that my unknown was Acinetobacter baumannii. It had cultural characteristics of yellow or clear colony pigmentation, smooth and translucent surface, circular form, smooth margin, and flat elevation. The unknown’s broth properties included a ring, turbidity, and sediment.
Exercise 4, Activity 2: Plasma Glucose, Insulin, and Diabetes Mellitus By: Kelsey Clark Anatomy & Physiology II–CL7 Dr. Bruner February 20, 2018 INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE: The endocrine system helps regulate homeostasis by producing and secreting hormones. When talking about Plasma Glucose, Insulin, and Diabetes Mellitus, the endocrine organ that is involved is the pancreas. The pancreas produces Glucagon and Insulin.
The group hypothesized that if worms in a bottle had dirt, compost, oxygen, and a good environment they would survive, reproduce, and improve soil. The groups hypothesis was partially supported by this experiment. For one, most worms did not survive. By the end of the experiment 5 worms remained although the group started out with 27.
The average American student takes about 112 standardized tests between pre-kindergarten and 12th grade (Strauss). A standardized test is any form of test that requires the student to answer the same selection of common questions in a consistent matter, which makes it possible to compare relative student performance. Standardized tests restrict creativity, waste time, and waste money. We should get rid of standardized tests in our school system. Standardized tests limit a student’s ability to express creativity.
As the main focus of all of these labs was testing a
When you think of the ideal life of a dog what do you think? Most would imagine a dog would like a loving family, long walks, and the occasional dog treat. Do you imagine them living in cold cage inside of a dark laboratory with no hope of escape? Or being tortured on a daily basis with no love, never feeling the grass under their paws or seeing the sunlight? Doomed and born to die?
Standardized testing is not allowing kids to be their own person. Instead, they are stressed and confused. Standardized test are only effective when the students do well. But when students are not prepared for the test and do bad, the school suffers. The point of a standardized test is to show the growth of a student.
Animal Experimentation: Is it Beneficial? Animal testing, otherwise known as vivisection has been around prior to the 19th century, in fact, in 1973 there was already a total of over 1,500,000 animals being experimented on. Britain was the first to stand up against animal testing, stating that it was cruel in 1876 with the Cruelty to Animals Act. America on the opposing hand, launched an animal testing boom in the first quarter of the twentieth century when cosmetic animal testing began when totals reached over 1,300,000 animals tested. The animal testing controversy has been a big one, it is no way beneficial to society nor is it humane for animals.
Many Americans have pets in their homes, who they consider to be important part of their lives. As a result many people are concerned with animals rights. Many people believe that animals should be treated the same as humans, however the struggle to find cures for some of America 's most common diseases, animal testing is a key to find these cures. Animal testing should be continued as long as it is done humanely, so we can find cures and new medicines.
Many people have different ideas on animal testing and if it is or is not appropriate for medical research. Many disagree, but there are some that think it’s necessary for testing to be done. Animal testing is necessary because it helps develop life saving medical treatments for not only humans, but animals, and it helps determine how medicine will react to the human body. Animal testing is appropriate for medical research because testing helps develop life saving medical treatments for humans. Without testing, scientist wouldn’t have found ways to help people with breast cancer or childhood Leukemia.
Drugs; an integral part in modern medicinal culture. Almost any problem can be solved with a simple pill, vitamin, or injection. However, with the usage of animals to test pharmaceuticals, there is no one hundred percent guarantee that a drug will work the same way in humans as it did in experimental trials (Shanks, R. Greek, and J. Greek 2). Unpredicted drug reactions and side effects is a big killer in the United States, taking 100,000 lives each year (Archibald 1). Yet, society abhors human testing.
Animals Testing Is animal testing necessary?. Should we ban expending animals in medical research or not?. More than 26 million animals are used in different countries like the United States and Canada. Animal testing may by defining as the use of animals in experiments and research that seeks to control the variable that impacts the behavior or biological system under study. Using large number of animals is mainly meant to find treatments and cure for certain diseases.
Animal Testing is Inhumane. Multiple species are dying by normal nature happenings, such as being eaten or something like that. However, that 's just the life cycle. But even with this ongoing cycle, the deaths that happen in it don 't get anywhere close to the amount of animals killed by us humans. Each year, 100 million animals, including mice, rats, dogs, frogs, cats, and more, are all killed for scientific usage.