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1. Jul 10,  · The urine specimen has been referred to as a liquid tissue biopsy of the urinary tract, painlessly obtained (Haber, ). The routine urinalysis is composed of two major components—the macroscopic and the microscopic evaluations. The chapter will focus on findings that can be microscopically observed in the urinary sediment.

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2. When preparing a specimen on a slide, you can dry-mount or wet-mount it, you can slice it into a thin section or you can smear it. When using a stain, the usual procedure is to wet-mount the specimen, which means to place a drop of water on the slide, set the specimen in the water and cover it .

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3. In examining a specimen filed with an application under 15 U.S.C. §(a), an amendment to allege use under 15 U.S.C. §(c), or a statement of use under 15 U.S.C. §(d), the examining attorney must refuse registration if the specimen indicates that the goods have not been "sold or transported in commerce." 15 U.S.C. § For example, a webpage for placing pre-sale orders for .

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4. Dr. Perez presents on his steps for examining the specimen. Examining the Specimen with Rodrigo Perez, MD | Johnson & Johnson Institute The material you are about to access/review is only approved for use in the EMEA region and is consistent with labeling in the EMEA region and should only be accessed by health care providers who practice in the EMEA region.

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5. specimen of use “must show the mark as used in the sale or advertising of the services.” Trademark Rule (b)(2), 37 CFR § (b)(2). Section § (a) of the TMEP direct s the examining attorney to “review the specimen to determine whether the specimen shows use for the specific goods/services identified.” (emphasis added). Thus, Applicant must show that.

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6. A separate frozen sample must be submitted for each test requiring a frozen specimen. A frozen specimen should be held in a freezer at 0°C to °C unless a specific test requires the specimen to be frozen at °C (dry ice). If you have after-hours pickup for frozen specimens, label the tube with a permanent marker.

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7. May 11,  · Label the specimen container with patient identifying information, and send to the lab immediately. A delay in examining the specimen may cause a false result when bacterial determinations are to be made. Wash your hands and instruct the patient to do it as well. Note that the sample was collected. Midstream “Clean-Catch” Urine Specimen.

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8. To collect the specimen, swab the wound by gently rotating a sterile calcium alginate or rayon swab between your fingers. Swab the wound from margin to margin in a point zigzag fashion. Use enough pressure to express fluid from within the wound tissue.

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