List the corrective actions required for identified unsafe practices. a. A medical technologist was observed removing gloves and immediately left the laboratory for a meeting. She did not remove her laboratory coat. b. Food was found in the specimen refrigerator. c. Laboratory employees were seen in the lunchroom, wearing laboratory coats. d. Unlabeled bottles were found at a workstation. e. Chemicals were stored alphabetically.

List the corrective actions required for identified unsafe practices. a. A medical technologist was observed removing gloves and immediately left the laboratory for a meeting. She did not remove her laboratory coat. b. Food was found in the specimen refrigerator. c. Laboratory employees were seen in the lunchroom, wearing laboratory coats. d. Unlabeled bottles were found at a workstation. e. Chemicals were stored alphabetically.

Complete Textbook Of Phlebotomy

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