DESCRIBE GOOD
LABORATORY
PRACTICE AND
EVALUATE ITS
IMPORTANCE

Name: Razan Ghazi Kamal

Student number: 44425236
Class: HAS6-6
 Outline

Background
• Managing sample:
Data of patient
Sample storage
Rejection sample
• Contamination of sample
• Conclusion
 Background
Definition Good laboratory practice.

Types of specimen received in

laboratory:
Blood, urine, stool, sputum, cerebrospinal fluid and
semen.
 Managing samples :

• Data of patient
 Managing samples:
• Sample storage
 Managing samples:
• Rejection sample
Lipimic sample
 Managing samples:
• Clotted sample
 Managing samples:
• inadequate volume of the specimen
Contamination of sample
 Conclusion
• Definition Good laboratory practice
• Managing sample :
Data of patent.
Sample storage.
Rejection sample.
• Contamination of sample
 Question
• Give examples of samples that are
received in the laboratory?
• What is lipimic sample?
• Give examples of virus or bacteria
can contaminate samples?
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