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Which of the following must be done prior to the procedure?
True or false: PPE must be worn during the procedure.
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What must be done prior to collecting renal biopsy tissue samples?
Personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn, a MHS GENESIS requisition form must be filled out, and the patient's full name, date of birth (DOB), and the specimen site must be verified.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn during the ______ procedure.
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What must be used to fix the tissue samples?
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Glutaraldehyde solution for electron microscopy (EM) and Michel’s transport media for immunofluorescence (IF) must be used to ______ the samples.
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True or false: Glutaraldehyde solution must be used to examine the samples.
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What must be used to examine the tissue samples?
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A MHS GENESIS requisition form must be ______ out prior to the procedure.
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True or false: The patient’s full name and date of birth must be verified prior to the procedure.
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What must be labeled with the patient’s information before the specimen is accessioned?
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What must be used to store the needles and other sharp objects used during the procedure?
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What must be labeled on the specimen in accordance with AP-HIS.209 Accessioning Specimens in CoPath?
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True or false: The renal core biopsy must be processed before 1300 hours.
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The renal core biopsy must be ______ before 1300 hours in order to ensure same day send out.
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What type of procedure is a renal core biopsy?
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The specimen in accordance with AP-HIS.209 Accessioning Specimens in CoPath must be ______ with the patient’s full name, DOB, or Department of Defense identification number, specimen site, and fixative.
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When must the renal core biopsy be processed for same day send out?
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True or false: The renal biopsy requirement form was updated in version 5.1 and is effective starting on 10-Aug-2022.
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When was the renal biopsy requirement form updated to version 5.1?
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Study Notes
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This procedure will enable the pathology resident to collect renal biopsy tissue samples with the assistance of a staff pathologist and send it out so appropriate studies can be performed at the University of Texas Health Science Center (UTHSC) for analysis.
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Renal biopsy tissue must be collected from a patient.
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Personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn during the procedure.
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10% neutral buffered formalin must be used to fix the tissue samples.
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Glutaraldehyde solution for electron microscopy (EM) and Michel’s transport media for immunofluorescence (IF) must be used to examine the samples.
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Saline solution must be used to rinse the tissue samples.
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Petri dishes must be used to store the samples.
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A MHS GENESIS requisition form must be filled out prior to the procedure.
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A sharps container must be used to store the needles and other sharp objects used during the procedure.
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The patient's full name, date of birth (DOB), and the specimen site must be verified prior to the procedure.
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A minimum of equipment and supplies must be set up before the procedure begins.
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The renal core biopsy is a procedure that is used to obtain tissue samples from the renal cortex for diagnostic purposes.
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The renal core biopsy may vary depending on the clinician’s differential diagnosis.
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The processing of the renal core biopsy may vary depending on the clinician’s differential diagnosis.
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The renal core biopsy must be processed before 1300 hours in order to ensure same day send out.
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The fixatives used for the renal core biopsy will preserve the tissue samples for up to 7 days at room temperature.
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The specimen in accordance with AP-HIS.209 Accessioning Specimens in CoPath must be labeled with the patient’s full name, DOB, or Department of Defense identification number, specimen site, and fixative.
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The renal biopsy requirement form (Appendix 2) has been approved and is currently in effect.
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The form requires that renal biopsies be sent to UTHSC (HIS).
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The form was updated in version 5.1 and is effective starting on 10-Aug-2022.
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