Index to Volume 4, Number 1-6. Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Bush, Dorothy A. Clinical Labora- Garza, Diana. Molecular Genetics tinuing Education. 1991;4:64. tory Scientists in Research: Technology: A Bridge to the Fu- The Index to volume 1 is com- Anonymous. Acknowledgment to Opening the Black Box. ture. 1991;4:279. Editorials. posed of three parts: a subject Advisory Boards— 1991. 1991;4:218. Focus. Garza, Diana. see Pennington, index, an author index, and an 1991;4:369. Butch, Suzanne H. Computers, Mary Ruth. 1991;4:291. Focus. advertising index. Anonymous. Annual Index. Knowledge, and Trust. Garza, Diana, et al. Bar Codes in 1991;4:370. 1991;4:21. Editorials. the Clinical Laboratory. Issue Pages Anonymous. Classified Advertis- 1991;4:23. Focus. January—February 1-64 ing. 1991;4:380. Caldwell, Barb. see Ciesla, Betty. Gauger, Cynthia A. see McKen- JMMSuaaerlypcy-th-Je-AumAunbpgreeuirs lt— October 62115529-7931---23128925 206 AAnnoioinnnnggy.y. mm1o1o99uu99ss11..;; 44::CC13ll81aas77sss..ii ffiieedd AAddvveerrttiiss-- CieLH1see9lama9r,a1n t;io4Bn:leg3ot t2gEy6yx,. p eCerLotieu etrnatslece.re .s .C iono pae rSaentiiovre GorzsEeieme,a,e r rcSMghhae.i rsrl:yy n JHaBo.nw e .1 9AH9I 1V ;S4iI:lnv3fee7rc. t iLoiRnne i-n g November—December 321-384 Anoinngy. m1o9u9s1.; 4:C1l2as4s.i fied Advertis- 1991;4:326. Letters. RSceiseenacrecsh. H1a9s9 1;B4e:ne3f2i9t.t edF eatthuer e. Clerc, Jeanne M. Survey of Clini- Anonymous. Classified Advertis- Gore, Mary Jane. FDA Regulation ing. 1991;4:251. cal Laboratory Science Courses. of Medical Software: Still to AUTHOR INDEX 1991;4:270. In Practice. Anonymous. Classified Advertis- Come. 1991;4:8. Feature. Conrad, Mary E., et al. Propen- ing. 1991;4:59. Gore, Mary Jane. Keys to Suc- Adams, Shirley. Critical Issues in Anonymous. Corrections. sity for Leadership in Clinical cess In Wellness Testing. Blood Culture Collection. 1991;4:7. Letters. Laboratory Science. 1991;4:15. 1991;4:132. Feature. 1991;4:276. In Practice. Anonymous. Helms Amendment In Practice. Gore, Mary Jane. Outcomes As- Adams, Shirley. Is it Yeast, Para- Sends a Chilling Message to Crowe, Glenn F. Clarifications on sessment: Latest Way to Gauge site, or Algae?. 1991;4:162. Medical Community. the SMS System. 1991;4:203. the Value of CLS Education. In Practice. 1991;4:262. Washington Beat. Letters. 1991;4:70. Feature. Adams, Shirley. Leuconostoc Anonymous. Instructions for au- Gore, Mary Jane. The Glories of a and Vancomycin Resistance. thors. 1991;4:58. D’Alessandri, Karen. No Room Generalist Background: Clinical 1991;4:93. In Practice. Anonymous. Laboratory Roll-in for Clerical Errors. 1991;4:203. Laboratory Scientists Carve Adams, Shirley. Rhodococcus Proposal: A Bad Idea. Letters. New Niches in Health Care. equi: An Emerging Opportunis- 1991;4:4. Washington Beat. Davis, Gerald L. Technical 1991;4:264. Feature. tic Pathogen. 1991;4:216. In Anonymous. New Legislation Aspects of Enzyme Immunosor- Gore, Mary Jane. Writing for Pub- Practice. Looming on Capitol Hill May bent Assays. 1991;4:338. In lication: Tips & Traps for Begin- Adams, Shirley. Screening for Spell Answers to Manpower Practice. ners. 1991;4:204. Feature. Verotoxin-Producing Esche- Shortage. 1991;4:131. Wash- Day, C. Marti. The Multiskilled Gorman, Linda S., et ai. Apopro- richia coli. 1991;4:19. In Prac- ington Beat. Movement: Déja Vu. tein Assays: Radial Immunodif- tice. Anonymous. New Products. 1991;4:203. Letters. fusion Versus an Immunoturbi- Adams, Shirley. The Fastidious 1991;4:54. deLeon, Elizabeth. see Hirsch- dometric Technique. Adenoviruses. 1991;4:342. In Anonymous. New Products. Ginsberg, Cheryl. 1991;4:284. 1991;4:110. Research. Practice. 1991;4:248. Focus. Gorup, Tina. Ethical and Social Adams, Shirley. The Fastidious Anonymous. New Products. deLeon, Elizabeth, et al. Proce- Implications of Molecular Ge- Adenoviruses. 1991;4:341. In 1991;4:316. dural Overview of Molecular Ge- netics Technology. Practice. Anonymous. New Products. netics Technology in the Clinical 1991;4:294. Focus. Adkins, David. see Gorman, 1991;4:367. Laboratory. 1991;4:281. Focus. Guiles, H. Jesse. see Zane, Han- Linda S. 1991;4:110. Research. Anonymous. New Products. Diamond, W. John. see Maehara, nah D. 1991;4:158. In Practice. Aho, Dale E. see Soldan, Alice F. 1991;4:123. Kenneth T. 1991;4:246. Re- 1991;4:88. In Practice. Anonymous. New Products. ports. Ambruso, Daniel R. see Dixon, 1991;4:186. Dixon, Morris R., et al. Update Hammerling, Julie. Development Morris R. 1991;4:214. In Prac- Anonymous. News. 1991;4:368. on Platelet Components and of a Laboratory Enhancement tice. Anonymous. News. 1991;4:56. Transfusions. 1991;4:214. In Committee. 1991;4:199. Let- American Society for Medical Anonymous. News. 1991;4:249. Practice. ters. Technology. ASMT 91: The Anonymous. Sad Case of an Hamon, Cheryl M., et al. Job 59th Annual Meeting and Expo- Obedient Pennsylvania Tech- Satisfaction of Clinical Labora- sition. 1991;4:75. Feature. nologist. 1991;4:68. Washing- Edwards, Nancy L. see Hudson, tory Personnel under Two Per- American Society for Medical ton Beat. Janice L. 1991;4:5. Letters. formance-Reward Systems. Technology. ASMT 91 Exhibit- Anonymous. Safe Harbors for Estry, Douglas W. see Snyder, 1991;4:311. Research. ors List. 1991;4:151. Feature. Health Care Investors. John R. 1991;4:48. Research. Harr, Robert. Simultaneous Mea- American Society tor Medical 1991;4:325. Washington Beat. surement of VMA and HVA in AnTAdOFfeneefancrituchsiuanoarllone l,.A o MbgesGyete.rtra iacnltAgdsS i.M naTen1 d9 L99.E11 x:;Gp54uo9:ist1dih3et -8i .o n AngWRoauanilsynehmisino nguig snt U.onF inatv sSo.uBr e par1ot9ef. 9 mH1eo; s4p:Cio1tu9arl5t . Bar- FFrreiRNIeeeHdms.mea aannr1,c,9 h 9C 1Bo;Grl4reu:atc2ntet2e 1 .SAS .u.,p FpAoeopctrpu tlsa .ylf. i rnoCgm o mfo-r Hir2MA1s4po9cp-l9hleH1i-co;cGuu4ailr:tan i2rso3 Ubn7resGi.r en geni, eRn t eSiOsaCcnemhscaep orrllcyeDohlsig.,.ay g.ne ots tail.c petition and Control in Clinical lines for Selection of Flow Cy- 1991;4:284. Focus. tometry Instrumentation for the Barnes, Barbara A. Quality As- Laboratories: An Information Houston, Kathleen A. Sterile Clinical Laboratory. surance: Reagents and Centri- Techncilogy Perspective. Connecting Device: Advance in 1991;4:212. In Practice. fuges. 1991;4:17. In Practice. 1991;4:30. Focus. Blood Component Therapy. Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Bedo, Zoltan R. Rural Hospitals Frohlich, Julia. Alert: Endotoxic 1991;4:160. In Practice. tinuing Education. 1991;4:128. Need Baccalaureate Laborator- Shock Following Blood Transfu- Howard, Paula R. Biologic Varia- Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- ians Too. 1991;4:327. Letters. sion. 1991;4:275. In Practice. tion of Plasma Lipids and Lipo- tinuing Education. 1991;4:192. Bell, Craig A. see Poulsen, Keila Fujii, Chiko. see Nakagiri, Itsu- proteins. 1991;4:14. In Prac- Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- B. 1991;4:16. In Practice. hiro. 1991;4:199. Letters. tice. tinuing Education. 1991;4:384. Boe, Gerard P. NCA & AMT: Both Hudson, Janice L., et al. Effects Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Revalidate. 1991;4:203. Let- Garcia, Lupe. see Garza, Diana. of Staining Times on Reticulo- tinuing Education. 1991;4:256. ters. 1991;4:23. Focus. cyte Counts. 1991;4:5. Letters. Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Brigden, Maicoim L. see Page, Hufford, David C. see Snyder, tinuing Education. 1991;4:320. Norma E. 1991;4:242. Reports. John R. 1991;4:48. Research. 370 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE NOV/DEC 1991 Vol. 4, No. 6 Index to Volume 4, Number 1-6. Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Bush, Dorothy A. Clinical Labora- Garza, Diana. Molecular Genetics tinuing Education. 1991;4:64. tory Scientists in Research: Technology: A Bridge to the Fu- The Index to volume 1 is com- Anonymous. Acknowledgment to Opening the Black Box. ture. 1991;4:279. Editorials. posed of three parts: a subject Advisory Boards— 1991. 1991;4:218. Focus. Garza, Diana. see Pennington, index, an author index, and an 1991;4:369. Butch, Suzanne H. Computers, Mary Ruth. 1991;4:291. Focus. advertising index. Anonymous. Annual Index. Knowledge, and Trust. Garza, Diana, et al. Bar Codes in 1991;4:370. 1991;4:21. Editorials. the Clinical Laboratory. Issue Pages Anonymous. Classified Advertis- 1991;4:23. Focus. January—February 1-64 ing. 1991;4:380. Caldwell, Barb. see Ciesla, Betty. Gauger, Cynthia A. see McKen- JMMSuaaerlypcy-th-Je-AumAunbpgreeuirs lt— October 62115529-7931---23128925 206 AAnnoioinnnnggy.y. mm1o1o99uu99ss11..;; 44::CC13ll81aas77sss..ii ffiieedd AAddvveerrttiiss-- CieLH1see9lama9r,a1n t;io4Bn:leg3ot t2gEy6yx,. p eCerLotieu etrnatslece.re .s .C iono pae rSaentiiovre GorzsEeieme,a,e r rcSMghhae.i rsrl:yy n JHaBo.nw e .1 9AH9I 1V ;S4iI:lnv3fee7rc. t iLoiRnne i-n g November—December 321-384 Anoinngy. m1o9u9s1.; 4:C1l2as4s.i fied Advertis- 1991;4:326. Letters. RSceiseenacrecsh. H1a9s9 1;B4e:ne3f2i9t.t edF eatthuer e. Clerc, Jeanne M. Survey of Clini- Anonymous. Classified Advertis- Gore, Mary Jane. FDA Regulation ing. 1991;4:251. cal Laboratory Science Courses. of Medical Software: Still to AUTHOR INDEX 1991;4:270. In Practice. Anonymous. Classified Advertis- Come. 1991;4:8. Feature. Conrad, Mary E., et al. Propen- ing. 1991;4:59. Gore, Mary Jane. Keys to Suc- Adams, Shirley. Critical Issues in Anonymous. Corrections. sity for Leadership in Clinical cess In Wellness Testing. Blood Culture Collection. 1991;4:7. Letters. Laboratory Science. 1991;4:15. 1991;4:132. Feature. 1991;4:276. In Practice. Anonymous. Helms Amendment In Practice. Gore, Mary Jane. Outcomes As- Adams, Shirley. Is it Yeast, Para- Sends a Chilling Message to Crowe, Glenn F. Clarifications on sessment: Latest Way to Gauge site, or Algae?. 1991;4:162. Medical Community. the SMS System. 1991;4:203. the Value of CLS Education. In Practice. 1991;4:262. Washington Beat. Letters. 1991;4:70. Feature. Adams, Shirley. Leuconostoc Anonymous. Instructions for au- Gore, Mary Jane. The Glories of a and Vancomycin Resistance. thors. 1991;4:58. D’Alessandri, Karen. No Room Generalist Background: Clinical 1991;4:93. In Practice. Anonymous. Laboratory Roll-in for Clerical Errors. 1991;4:203. Laboratory Scientists Carve Adams, Shirley. Rhodococcus Proposal: A Bad Idea. Letters. New Niches in Health Care. equi: An Emerging Opportunis- 1991;4:4. Washington Beat. Davis, Gerald L. Technical 1991;4:264. Feature. tic Pathogen. 1991;4:216. In Anonymous. New Legislation Aspects of Enzyme Immunosor- Gore, Mary Jane. Writing for Pub- Practice. Looming on Capitol Hill May bent Assays. 1991;4:338. In lication: Tips & Traps for Begin- Adams, Shirley. Screening for Spell Answers to Manpower Practice. ners. 1991;4:204. Feature. Verotoxin-Producing Esche- Shortage. 1991;4:131. Wash- Day, C. Marti. The Multiskilled Gorman, Linda S., et ai. Apopro- richia coli. 1991;4:19. In Prac- ington Beat. Movement: Déja Vu. tein Assays: Radial Immunodif- tice. Anonymous. New Products. 1991;4:203. Letters. fusion Versus an Immunoturbi- Adams, Shirley. The Fastidious 1991;4:54. deLeon, Elizabeth. see Hirsch- dometric Technique. Adenoviruses. 1991;4:342. In Anonymous. New Products. Ginsberg, Cheryl. 1991;4:284. 1991;4:110. Research. Practice. 1991;4:248. Focus. Gorup, Tina. Ethical and Social Adams, Shirley. The Fastidious Anonymous. New Products. deLeon, Elizabeth, et al. Proce- Implications of Molecular Ge- Adenoviruses. 1991;4:341. In 1991;4:316. dural Overview of Molecular Ge- netics Technology. Practice. Anonymous. New Products. netics Technology in the Clinical 1991;4:294. Focus. Adkins, David. see Gorman, 1991;4:367. Laboratory. 1991;4:281. Focus. Guiles, H. Jesse. see Zane, Han- Linda S. 1991;4:110. Research. Anonymous. New Products. Diamond, W. John. see Maehara, nah D. 1991;4:158. In Practice. Aho, Dale E. see Soldan, Alice F. 1991;4:123. Kenneth T. 1991;4:246. Re- 1991;4:88. In Practice. Anonymous. New Products. ports. Ambruso, Daniel R. see Dixon, 1991;4:186. Dixon, Morris R., et al. Update Hammerling, Julie. Development Morris R. 1991;4:214. In Prac- Anonymous. News. 1991;4:368. on Platelet Components and of a Laboratory Enhancement tice. Anonymous. News. 1991;4:56. Transfusions. 1991;4:214. In Committee. 1991;4:199. Let- American Society for Medical Anonymous. News. 1991;4:249. Practice. ters. Technology. ASMT 91: The Anonymous. Sad Case of an Hamon, Cheryl M., et al. Job 59th Annual Meeting and Expo- Obedient Pennsylvania Tech- Satisfaction of Clinical Labora- sition. 1991;4:75. Feature. nologist. 1991;4:68. Washing- Edwards, Nancy L. see Hudson, tory Personnel under Two Per- American Society for Medical ton Beat. Janice L. 1991;4:5. Letters. formance-Reward Systems. Technology. ASMT 91 Exhibit- Anonymous. Safe Harbors for Estry, Douglas W. see Snyder, 1991;4:311. Research. ors List. 1991;4:151. Feature. Health Care Investors. John R. 1991;4:48. Research. Harr, Robert. Simultaneous Mea- American Society tor Medical 1991;4:325. Washington Beat. surement of VMA and HVA in AnTAdOFfeneefancrituchsiuanoarllone l,.A o MbgesGyete.rtra iacnltAgdsS i.M naTen1 d9 L99.E11 x:;Gp54uo9:ist1dih3et -8i .o n AngWRoauanilsynehmisino nguig snt U.onF inatv sSo.uBr e par1ot9ef. 9 mH1eo; s4p:Cio1tu9arl5t . Bar- FFrreiRNIeeeHdms.mea aannr1,c,9 h 9C 1Bo;Grl4reu:atc2ntet2e 1 .SAS .u.,p FpAoeopctrpu tlsa .ylf. i rnoCgm o mfo-r Hir2MA1s4po9cp-l9hleH1i-co;cGuu4ailr:tan i2rso3 Ubn7resGi.r en geni, eRn t eSiOsaCcnemhscaep orrllcyeDohlsig.,.ay g.ne ots tail.c petition and Control in Clinical lines for Selection of Flow Cy- 1991;4:284. Focus. tometry Instrumentation for the Barnes, Barbara A. Quality As- Laboratories: An Information Houston, Kathleen A. Sterile Clinical Laboratory. surance: Reagents and Centri- Techncilogy Perspective. Connecting Device: Advance in 1991;4:212. In Practice. fuges. 1991;4:17. In Practice. 1991;4:30. Focus. Blood Component Therapy. Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Bedo, Zoltan R. Rural Hospitals Frohlich, Julia. Alert: Endotoxic 1991;4:160. In Practice. tinuing Education. 1991;4:128. Need Baccalaureate Laborator- Shock Following Blood Transfu- Howard, Paula R. Biologic Varia- Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- ians Too. 1991;4:327. Letters. sion. 1991;4:275. In Practice. tion of Plasma Lipids and Lipo- tinuing Education. 1991;4:192. Bell, Craig A. see Poulsen, Keila Fujii, Chiko. see Nakagiri, Itsu- proteins. 1991;4:14. In Prac- Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- B. 1991;4:16. In Practice. hiro. 1991;4:199. Letters. tice. tinuing Education. 1991;4:384. Boe, Gerard P. NCA & AMT: Both Hudson, Janice L., et al. Effects Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Revalidate. 1991;4:203. Let- Garcia, Lupe. see Garza, Diana. of Staining Times on Reticulo- tinuing Education. 1991;4:256. ters. 1991;4:23. Focus. cyte Counts. 1991;4:5. Letters. Anonymous. ASMT FOCUS Con- Brigden, Maicoim L. see Page, Hufford, David C. see Snyder, tinuing Education. 1991;4:320. Norma E. 1991;4:242. Reports. John R. 1991;4:48. Research. 370 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE NOV/DEC 1991 Vol. 4, No. 6 Mahon, Connie R. Book review: Papasian, Christopher J. see Schwabbauer, Marian. see Jack, Larry. see Ciesla, Betty. Microbiology Synopsis. Potter, Lonna. 1991;4:121. Snyder, John R. 1991;4:48. 1991;4:326. Letters. 1991;4:249. News. Research. Research. Johnston, Virginia. see Snyder, Manuselis, George. see Snyder, Pawar, Vinayak B., et al. Isola- Seidel, Lee F. see LaCroix, Karol John R. 1991;4:48. Research. John R. 1991;4:48. Research. tion of Large Numbers of Fully A. 1991;4:196. Letters. Marble, Terri L. see Rudmann, Viable Human Reticulocytes Snyder, John R. see Hamon, Sally V. 1991;4:181. Focus. Using Continuous Percoll Den- Cheryl M. 1991;4:311. Re- Karni, Karen R., et al. Develop- Masar, Maurice. Treating Pseu- sity Gradient. 1991;4:360. Re- search. ment of an Oath for Clinical domonal Infections before Anti- search. Snyder, John R. see Karni, Karen. Laboratory Science Graduates. biotics. 1991;4:7. Letters. Pennington, Mary Ruth, et al. 1991;4:222. Focus. 1991;4:198. Letters. Matejka, Ken. Handling Human Forensic Applications from Mo- Snyder, John R., et al. Students’ Karni, Karen R., et al. Job Turn- Performance: Why This Horse lecular Genetics Technology. Perceived Sources of Stress over of Clinical Laboratory Per- Won't Drink! 1991;4:215. In 1991;4:291. Focus. and Coping Strategies in Clinical sonnel—An Update. Practice. Polancic, Joan E. Magnesium: Laboratory Science Educational 1991;4:303. Research. McCollum, Denise M. Laboratory Metabolism, Clinical Impor- Programs. 1991;4:48. Re- Karni, Karen, et al. Overcoming Performance Versus Percep- tance, and Analysis. search. Potential Researchers’ Fears: Identifying and Funding Their tion: Demonstrating that We 1991;4:105. Focus. Solberg, Patricia. see Karni, Care. 1991;4:92. In Practice. Polansky, Valerie. The James Karen R. 1991;4:303. Re- Work. 1991;4:222. Focus. McDowell, Beverly, et al. Staph- Case: Other Issues. search. Kendrick, Anne S., et al. Ex- ylococcus aureus \dentifica- 1991;4:327. Letters. Soldan, Alice F., et al. AIDS and traintestinal Amebiasis. tion: Thermonuclease Agar for Potter, Lonna, et al. Identifica- Hepatitis B: Considerations for 1991;4:365. Case Study. Direct Testing of Blood Isolates. tion of Candida albicans with a University-Based Clinical Labo- Kiehn, Wendy K. see Maehara, 1991;4:299. Research. Commercially Prepared Germ- ratory Science Educators. Kenneth T. 1991;4:246. Re- McKenzie, Shirlyn B., et al. Tube Solution. 1991;4:121. 1991;4:88. In Practice. ports. Analysis of Reticulocyte Counts Research. Sosler, Steven D. Causes and Kohama, Akitsugu. see Nakagiri, Using Various Methods. Poulsen, Keila B. Automated He- Importance of Mixed-Field Ag- Itsuhiro. 1991;4:199. Letters. 1991;4:37. Research. matology: Comparing and Con- glutination. 1991;4:91. In Prac- Kotlarz, Virginia. History of Med- McKenzie, Shirlyn B., et al. trasting Three Systems. tice. ical Technology in the United Evaluation of Polymorphonu- 1991;4:16. In Practice. Speicher, Carl E. see Hamon, States. 1991;4:233. Profes- clear Leukocyte Myeloperoxi- Prabhu, Ajoy. see Pawar, Vinayak Cheryl M. 1991;4:311. Re- sional Issues. dase Using New Age Hematol- B. 1991;4:360. Research. search. Krain, Lawrence S. DNA Genetic ogy Analyzers. 1991;4:159. In Price, Glenda D. Ethics in Re- Spivey, Mary Ann. Monoclonal Screening and Prenatal Diagno- Practice. search. 1991;4:226. Focus. Antibody Blood Grouping Re- sis: Indications, New Advances, McNair, Douglas S. Clinical Lab- agents. 1991;4:339. In Prac- Applications, and Availability. oratory Regulation: Validation tice. 1991;4:349. Reviews. Ramsey, Michael Kirby. Five and Monitoring of People, Pro- Starzynski, Gary. Scientific Jour- cesses, and Systems. Good Reasons to Hire Someone nal in a Community College: Capable of Replacing You. LaCroix, Karol A., et al. Man- 1991;4:26. Focus. Effective Recruitment Tool for 1991;4:276. In Practice. agement in Action: What a Uni- Metz, Judith A. see McKenzie, Science and Allied Health Pro- Ramsey, Michael Kirby. Prevent- versity Can Do When the Route Shirlyn B. 1991;4:159. In Prac- grams. 1991;4:211. In Practice. ing Lawsuits in the School of to Effective Laboratory Man- tice. Steinkraus, Gregory E. see Ken- Clinical Laboratory Science: agement Is Reconsidered. Miller, Sharon M. Calcium: Clini- drick, Anne S. 1991;4:365. Covering Your Assets. 1991;4:196. Letters. cal Aspects of Metabolism and Case Study. 1991;4:341. In Practice. Larsen, Hal S. see Rice-Spear- Measurement. 1991;4:95. Stewart, Cheryl K. see Walker, Ramsey, Michael Kirby. The Job man, Lori. 1991;4:161. In Prac- Focus. Patricia W. 1991;4:113. Re- Interview: Is It Overrated for tice. Miller, Sharon M. Potential Perils search. Lee, Carla. see Conrad, Mary E. of Niacin Therapy. 1991;4:156. Use in Selecting New Person- Stewart, Cheryl K., et al. Clinical nel? 1991;4:328. Letters. 1991;4:15. In Practice. In Practice. Laboratory Scientists’ Attitudes Ramsey, Michael Kirby. The Lab Lehmann, Craig. Identification of Mitchell, Will. see Friedman, toward HIV Testing in Hospital Tech Named Mr. Nocare. Renal Calculi by Computerized Bruce A. 1991;4:30. Focus. Environments. 1991;4:116. 1991;4:6. Letters. Spectroscopy. 1991;4:211. In Muellenderg, Phyllis A. see Research. Practice. Snyder, John R. 1991;4:48. Ramsey, Michael Kirby. The Un- Suddendorf, Lawrence R. Copper expected Promot'on: Guidelines Leppke, Larry A. Dysfibrinogene- Research. and Zinc: Functions and Ho- mia with Associated Factor XiIll Murdock, Sandy. see Garza, for the Successful Transition to meostasis. 1991;4:102. Focus. Deficiency. 1991;4:90. In Prac- Diana. 1991;4:23. Focus. a Supervisory Position. Suzuki, Kouichiro. see Nakagiri, 1991;4:18. In Practice. tice. Itsuhiro. 1991;4:199. Letters. Reed, J. Patrick. Change the Pay Lewis, Wiley B. see Wilson, Nakagiri, Itsuhiro, et al. Evalua- Scale. 1991;4:327. Letters. Joann. 1991;4:354. Research. tion of the Ciba Corning 634 Rice-Spearman, Lori, et al. im- Taghizadeh, Mitra. see Ciesla, Lofsness, Karen G. see Kari, ISE Calcium/pH Analyzer. paired Health Care Profes- Betty. 1991;4:326. Letters. Karen R. 1991;4:198. Letters. 1991;4:199. Letters. sionals in the Clinical Labora- Takasu, Nobukatsu. see Naka- Love, Jr., James E. Impact of Neisler, H. ‘Mike‘. Effects of Ex- tory. 1991;4:161. In Practice. giri, Itsuhiro. 1991;4:199. Let- Cholesterol Screening: A Cur- ercise on Laboratory Tests: An Rosner, Gayle L. Use of DNA ters. sory Look. 1991;4:87. In Prac- Overview. 1991;4:164. Focus. Probes in Paternity Testing. Trinh, Mary. White Blood Cell tice. Nellis, Kevin L. see deLeon, Eli- 1991;4:336. in Practice. Counts by Automated and Lyman, Beverly A. Animal Use in zabeth. 1991;4:281. Focus. Rudmann, Sally V., et al. Effects Manual Methods with Back- Scientific Research. of Physical Exercise on Labora- lighting. 1991;4:45. Research. 1991;4:229. Focus. tory Measurements of Hemo- Trujillo, Jose M. see Garza, Lynch, Michael. Visualizing a Page, Norma E., et al. Evaluation static Function. 1991;4:181. Diana. 1991;4:23. Focus. Multispecialty Approach to of the Cell-Dyn 1600 in an Out- Focus. Monitoring the Analytic Process patient Laboratory. in Clinical Laboratories. 1991;4:242. Reports. Vittetoe, Marie C. see Snyder, 1991;4:42. Research. Palkuti, Harlene S. Potential Sampsel, Judith A. see Maehara, John R. 1991;4:48. Research. Dangers from Fibrinogen Mea- Kenneth T. 1991;4:246. Re- surements during Thrombolytic ports. Maehara, Kenneth T., et al. Therapy. 1991;4:274. In Prac- Schoeff, Larry. see Snyder, John Walker, Patricia W. Use of CDC Evaluation of a Rapid Cold Ag- tice. R. 1991;4:48. Research. Universal Precautions in Stu- glutination Test. 1991;4:246. Papasian, Christopher J. see Schwabbauer, Marian. Collabo- dent Laboratories. 1991;4:33. Reports. Research. McDowell, Beverly. ration as a Publication Tool. 1991;4:299. Research. 1991;4:343. Editorials. Vol. 4, No. 6 NOV/DEC 1991 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 371 Walker, Patricia W. see Stewart, Sad Case of an Obedient Penn- Biotechnology Centrifugation Cheryl K. 1991;4:116. Re- sylvania Technologist. (Anony- A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV lsolation of Large Numbers of Fully search. mous.) 1991;4:68. Infection Research Has Benefit- Viable Human Reticulocytes Walker, Patricia W., et al. Clini- Adenovirus ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary Using Continuous Percoll Den- cal Laboratory Scientists’ Atti- The Fastidious Adenoviruses. Jane.) 1991;4:329. sity Gradient. (Pawar, Vinayak tudes toward Hospital HIV (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:342. Applications of Molecular Genetics B., et al.) 1991;4:360. Testing Policies. 1991;4:113. Administration, see Manage- Technology for Prenatal Diag- Centrifuges Research. ment nosis of Genetic Disease. Quality Assurance: Reagents and Waller, Kathy V. Effects of Short- Afibrinogenemia (Ward, Patricia 4.) 1991;4:287. Centrifuges. (Barnes, Barbara Term Exercise on Immunologic Dysfibrinogenemia with Asso- DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- A.) 1991;4:17. Tests. 1991;4:175. Focus. ciated Factor Xill Deficiency. natal Diagnosis: Indications, Certification Ward, Kory M. Exercise: A Prean- (Leppke, Larry A.) 1991;4:90. New Advances, Applications, NCA & AMT: Both Revalidate. alytic Source of Variation in Agglutination and Availability. (Krain, (Boe, Gerard P.) 1991;4:203. Clinical Chemistry Test Results. Causes and Importance of Mixed- Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. Chemistry 1991;4:168. Focus. Field Agglutination. (Sosler, Ethical and Social Implications of Apoprotein Assays: Radial Immu- Ward, Patricia A. Applications of Steven D.) 1991;4:91. Molecular Genetics Technology. nodiffusion Versus an Immuno- Molecular Genetics Technology Evaluation of a Rapid Cold Agglu- (Gorup, Tina.) 1991;4:294. turbidometric Technique. (Gor- for Prenatal Diagnosis of Ge- tination Test. (Maehara, Ken- Forensic Applications from Molec- man, Linda S., et al.) netic Disease. 1991;4:287. neth T., et al.) 1991;4:246. ular Genetics Technology. (Pen- 1991;4:110. Focus. Staphylococcus aureus nington, Mary Ruth, et al.) Biologic Variation of Plasma Lipids Williams, Gail S. Progress in Ba- Identification: Thermonuclease 1991;4:291. and Lipoproteins. (Howard, sic Immunology and Its Impact Agar for Direct Testing of Blood Molecular Genetics Diagnostic Paula R.) 1991;4:14. on the Clinical Laboratory. Isolates. (McDowell, Beverly, Applications in Oncology. Calcium: Clinical Aspects of Me- 1991;4:344. Focus. et al.) 1991;4:299. (Hirsch-Ginsberg, Cheryl, et al.) tabolism and Measurement. Wilson, Joann, et al. Correlation Algae 1991;4:284. (Miller, Sharon M.) 1991;4:95. of Environmental, Personnel, Is It Yeast, Parasite, or Algae? Molecular Genetics Technology: A Copper and Zinc: Functions and and Regulatory Variables with (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:162. Bridge to the Future. (Garza, Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, Proficiency Testing. Amebiasis Diana.) 1991;4:279. Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. 1991;4:354. Research. Extraintestinal Amebiasis. (Ken- Procedural Overview of Molecular Exercise: A Preanalytic Source of Wilson, Stephen L. see Hamon, drick, Anne S., et al.) Genetics Technology in the Variation in Clinical Chemistry Cheryl M. 1991;4:311. Re- 1991;4:365. Clinical Laboratory. (deLeon, Test Results. (Ward, Kory M.) search. American Society for Medical Elizabeth, et al.) 1991;4:281. 1991;4:168. Technology Progress in Basic Immunology and Identification of Renal Calculi by ASMT 91 Exhibitors List. (Ameri- Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- Computerized Spectroscopy. Yamashita, Miyako. see Naka- can Society for Medical Tech- ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) (Lehmann, Craig.) 1991;4:211. giri, Itsuhiro. 1991;4:199. Let- nology.) 1991;4:151. 1991;4:344. Impact of Cholesterol Screening: A ters. ASMT 91: 59th Annual Meeting Blood banks, see Immunohema- Cursory Look. (Love, Jr., James and Exposition Official Ab- tology E.) 1991;4:87. Zane, Hannah D., et al. Need for stracts. (American Society for Book review Magnesium: Metabolism, Clinical Graduate-Level Personnel: The Medical Technology.) Book reviews Microbiology Synop- Importance, and Analysis. (Po- Employers’ Perspective. 1991;4:138. sis. (Mahon, Connie R.) lancic, Joan E.) 1991;4:105. 1991;4:158. In Practice. ASMT 91: The 59th Annual Meet- 1991;4:249. Potential Perils of Niacin Therapy. ing and Exposition. (American (Miller, Sharon M.) 1991;4:156. Society for Medical Technol- Simultaneous Measurement of Caicium SUBJECT INDEX ogy.) 1991;4:75. VMA and HVA in 24-Hour Urine Analyzers Calcium: Clinical Aspects of Me- Samples. (Harr, Robert.) Accreditation Evaluation of Polymorphonuclear t(Maiblolelri,s mS haanrdo n MeMa.)s u1r9e9m1e;n4t:.9 5. 1991;4:237. Laboratory Performance Versus Leukocyte Myeloperoxidase Evaluation of the Ciba Corning Use of DNA Probes in Paternity Perception: Demonstrating that Using New Age Hematology An- 634 ISE Calcium/pH Analyzer. Testing. (Rosner, Gayle L.) We Care. (McCollum, Denise alyzers. (McKenzie, Shirlyn B., (Nakagiri, Itsuhiro, et al.) 1991;4:336. AIDMS.,) 1s9e9e1 ;A4c:q9u2i. red immunodefi- Evaeltu aalt.i)o n1 9o9f1 ;t4he: 1C5e9l.l -Dyn 1600 in Can1c9e9r1s;,4 :1s9ee9 . Malignancies CIhmoplaecstt eorfo Clh olesterol Screening: A ciency syndrome an Outpatient Laboratory. Candida albicans Cursory Look. (Love, Jr., James AIDtSe,s tisnege also HIV antibody (1P9a9g1e;,4 :N2o4r2m.a E., et al.) wIidetnht iaf icCaotmiomne rcofi aClalnyd idPar epaalrbeidc ans ChrE.o)m a1t99o1g;r4a:p8h7y., liquid Abstracts Evaluation of the Ciba Corning Germ-Tube Solution. (Potter, Simultaneous Measurement of ASMT 91 Exhibitors List. (Ameri- 634 ISE Calcium/pH Analyzer. Lonna, et al.) 1991;4:121. VMA and HVA in 24-Hour Urine can Society for Medical Tech- (Nakagiri, Itsuhiro, et al.) Careers Samples. (Harr, Robert.) nology.) 1991;4:151. 1991;4:199. Clinical Laboratory Scientists in 1991;4:237. Acetic acid Animals Research: Opening the Black Classified advertisers Trebaetfionrge PAsnteiubdiootmiocsn.a l (MaIsnfaerc,t ions Ani(mLaylm anU,s e Bienv eSrclieyn tiAf.i)c Research. B1o9x9.1 ;(4B:u2s1h8,. Dorothy A.) Clamsosuifsi.e)d 1A9d9v1er;t4i:s1i8n7g.. (Anony- AAc qSMsIiuanylufivnerredciretcr dieoLo .imn)n ie im nR1mge9 us9Ene1moa;edr4rce:gh7fe. is c:Hi aesHn ocBwye neHfIiVt - AAApnpootK1plii9rikc9opik1tocb;epk4airb:cno2ak t2cse9Ak is. ns sar yesg:u laRtaidoinasl, Imsemeu - TheegH1 nre9toaG9iluls1tnot;hdrs4 :i : eCC2saC a6lrri4eonv..fie c aa(l GN oGerLewean, be orNraMialactirhosyert sy J aBiSnancec i.-k) - CCClllaaammsssoosssuuiiifsfsfiii..eee))ddd 11AAA99ddd99vvv1e1eerr;r;ttt44iii::sss31iii12nnn74ggg..... (((AAAnnnooonnnyyy--- tJeadn e.t)h e 1S9c9i1e;n4c:e3s.2 9.( Gore, Mary tnoudribfifduosmieotnr iVce rsTuesc hnainq uIem.m un(Goo-r - TheV u.M u(lDtaiys,k iCl.l eMda rtMio.)v e1m9e9n1t;:4 :2D0é3j.a Clamsosuisfi.e)d 1A9d9v1er;t4i:s3i8n0g.. (Anony- AIDaSt ioannsd foHre pUantiivtiesr siBt:y -CBoansseidd er- m1a9n9,1 ;4L:i1n1da0 . S., et al.) CEevalllu-aDtyino n 16of0 0t he Cell-Dyn 1600 in Clamsosuisfi.e)d 1A9d9v1e;r4ti:s5i9n.g . (Anony- Clinical Laboratory Science Ed- an Outpatient Laboratory. mous.) 1991;4:251. ucators. (Soldan, Alice F., et Bar codes (Page, Norma E., et al.) Clinical laboratory science al.) 1991;4:88. Bar Codes in the Clinical Labora- 1991;4:242. Bar Codes in the Clinical Labora- Heims Amendment Sends a Chil- tory. (Garza, Diana, et al.) Centers for Disease Control tory. (Garza, Diana, et al.) ling Message to Medical Com- 1991;4:23. Use of CDC Universal Precautions 1991;4:23. munity. (Anonymous.) Bioethics, see Ethics in Student Laboratories. 1991;4:262. (Walker, Patricia W.) 1991;4:33. 372 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE NOV/DEC 1991 Vol. 4, No. 6 Clinical Laboratory Regulation: Cold agglutinin assays Safe Harbors for Health Care In- Validation and Monitoring of Evaluation of a Rapid Cold Agglu- DNA probes vestors. (Anonymous.) People, Processes, and Sys- tination Test. (Maehara, Ken- DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- 1991;4:325. tems. (McNair, Douglas S.) neth T., et al.) 1991;4:246. natal Diagnosis: Indications, Supreme Court Rules in Favor of 1991;4:26. Collective bargaining New Advances, Applications, Hospital Bargaining Units. History of Medical Technology in Supreme Court Rules in Favor of and Availability. (Krain, (Anonymous.) 1991;4:195. the United States. (Kotlarz, Vir- Hospital Bargaining Units. Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. Economics, see Cost-effective- ginia.) 1991;4:233. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:195. Molecular Genetics Diagnostic ness, Costs Outcomes Assessment: Latest Committees Applications in Oncology. Editorials Way to Gauge the Value of CLS Development of a Laboratory En- (Hirsch-Ginsberg, Cheryl, et al.) Collaboration as a Publication Education. (Gore, Mary Jane.) hancement Committee. (Ham- 1391;4:284. Tool. (Schwabbauer, Marian.) 1991;4:70. merling, Julie.) 1991;4:199. Procedural Overview of Molecular 1991;4:343. Preventing Lawsuits in the School Competence, see Professional Genetics Technology in the Computers, Knowledge, and of Clinical Laboratory Science: competence Clinical Laboratory. (deLeon, Trust. (Butch, Suzanne H.) Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, Competition Elizabeth, et al.) 1991;4:281. 1991;4:21. Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. Competition and Control in Clinical Progress in Basic Immunology and Molecular Genetics Technology: A Procedural Overview of Molecular Laboratories: An Information Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- Bridge to the Future. (Garza, Genetics Technology in the Technology Perspective. (Fried- ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) Diana.) 1991;4:279. Clinical Laboratory. (deLeon, man, Bruce A., et al.) 1991;4:344. Education Elizabeth, et al.) 1991;4:281. 1991;4:30. Use of DNA Probes in Paternity AIDS and Hepatitis B: Consider- Propensity for Leadership in Clini- Computers Testing. (Rosner, Gayle L.) ations for University-Based cal Laboratory Science. Clarifications on the SMS System. 1991;4:336. Clinical Laboratory Science Ed- (Conrad, Mary E., et al.) (Crowe, Glenn F.) 1991;4:203. DNA, see Deoxyribonucleic acid ucators. (Soldan, Alice F., et 1991;4:15. Clinical Laboratory Regulation: Degrees al.) 1991;4:88. Students’ Perceived Sources of Validation and Monitoring of Change the Pay Scale. (Reed, J. Clinical Laboratory Scientists in Stress and Coping Strategies People, Processes, and Sys- Patrick.) 1991;4:327. Research: Opening the Black in Clinical Laboratory Science tems. (McNair, Douglas S.) Rural Hospitals Need Baccalaur- Box. (Bush, Dorothy A.) Educational Programs. (Snyder, 1991;4:26. eate Laboratorians Too. (Bedo, 1991;4:218. John R., et al.) 1991;4:48. Competition and Control in Clinical Zoltan R.) 1991;4:327. Cooperative Learning Experience Survey of Clinical Laboratory Laboratories: An Information Deoxyribonucleic acid in a Senior Hematology Course. Science Courses. (Clerc, Jeanne Technology Perspective. (Fried- Molecular Genetics Diagnostic (Ciesla, Betty, et al.) M.) 1991;4:270. man, Bruce A., et al.) Applications in Oncology. 1991;4:326. Visualizing a Multispecialty Ap- 1991;4:30. (Hirsch-Ginsberg, Cheryl, et al.) Development of an Oath for Clini- proach to Monitoring the Ana- Computers, Knowledge, and 1991;4:284. cal Laboratory Science Gradu- lytic Process in Clinical Labora- Trust. (Butch, Suzanne H.) Procedural Overview of Molecular ates. (Karni, Karen R., et ai.) tories. (Lynch, Michael.) 1991;4:21. Genetics Technology in the 1991;4:198. 1991;4:42. FDA Regulation of Medical Soft- Clinical Laboratory. (deLeon, Keys to Success In Weliness Clinical laboratory scientists ware: Still to Come. (Gore, Mary Elizabeth, et al.) 1991;4:281. Testing. (Gore, Mary Jane.) Change the Pay Scale. (Reed, J. Jane.) 1991;4:8. Devices, see Medical devices 1991;4:132. Patrick.) 1991;4:327. Confidentiality Directories Management in Action: What a Clinical Laboratory Scientists in Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- University Can Do When the Research: Opening the Black titudes toward HIV Testing in natal Diagnosis: Indications, Route to Effective Laboratory Box. (Bush, Dorothy A.) Hospital Environments. (Ste- New Advances, Applications, Management Is Reconsidered. 1991;4:218. wart, Cheryl K., et al.) and Availability. (Krain, (LaCroix, Karol A., et al.) Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- 1991;4:116. Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. 1991;4:196. titudes toward HIV Testing in Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Discounts Need for Graduate-Level Person- Hospital Environments. (Ste- titudes toward Hospital HIV Safe Harbors for Health Care In- nel: The Employers’ Perspec- wart, Cheryl K., et al.) Testing Policies. (Walker, Patri- vestors. (Anonymous.) tive. (Zane, Hannah D., et al.) 1991;4:116. cia W., et al.) 1991;4:113. 1991;4:325. 1991;4:158. Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Ethical and Social Implications of Drug abuse Outcomes Assessment: Latest titudes toward Hospital HIV Molecular Genetics Technology. Impaired Health Care Profes- Way to Gauge the Value of CLS Testing Policies. (Walker, Pattri- (Gorup, Tina.) 1991;4:294. sionals in the Clinical Labora- Education. (Gore, Mary Jane.) cia W., et al.) 1991;4:113. Contamination, see Microbial tory. (Rice-Spearman, Lori, et 1991;4:70. Job Satisfaction of Clinical Labo- contamination al.) 1991;4:161. Preventing Lawsuits in the School ratory Personnel under Two Continuing education, see Drug testing of Clinical Laboratory Science: Performance-Reward Systems. FOCUS Impaired Health Care Profes- Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, (Hamon, Cheryl M., et al.) Copper sionals in the Clinical Labora- Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. 1991;4:311. Copper and Zinc: Functions and tory. (Rice-Spearman, Lori, et Propensity for Leadership in Clini- Job Turnover of Clinical Laboratory Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, al.) 1991;4:161. cal Laboratory Science. Personnel—An Update. (Karni, Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. (Conrad, Mary E., et al.) Karen R., et al.) 1991;4:303. Corrections 1991;4:15. ELISA, see Enzyme-linked im- New Legislation Looming on Capi- Corrections. (Anonymous.) Rural Hospitals Need Baccalaur- munosorbent virus tol Hill May Spell Answers to 1991;4:7. eate Laboratorians Too. (Bedo, Economics Manpower Shortage. (Anony- Costs Zoltan R.) 1991;4:327. Ethical and Social Implications of mous.) 1991;4:131. Job Turnover of Clinical Laboratory Scientific Journal in a Community Molecular Genetics Technology. The Glories of a Generalist Back- Personnel—An Update. (Karni, College: Effective Recruitment (Gorup, Tina.) 1991;4:294. ground: Clinical Laboratory Sci- Karen R., et al.) 1991;4:303. Tool for Science and Allied Keys to Success In Wellness entists Carve New Niches in Costs, see also Cost-effective- Health Programs. (Starzynski, Testing. (Gore, Mary Jane.) Health Care. (Gore, Mary Jane.) ness Gary.) 1991;4:211. 1991;4:132. 1991;4:264. Curriculum Students’ Perceived Sources of New Legislation Looming on Capi- The James Case: Other Issues. Survey of Clinical Laboratory Stress and Coping Strategies tol Hill May Spell Answers to (Polansky, Valerie.) Science Courses. (Clerc, Jeanne in Clinical Laboratory Science Manpower Shortage. (Anony- 1991;4:327. M.) 1991;4:270. Educational Programs. (Snyder, mous.) 1991;4:131. Coagulation Cytokines John R., et al.) 1991;4:48. Overcoming Potential Re- Effects of Physical Exercise on Progress in Basic Immunology and Survey of Clinical Laboratory searchers’ Fears: Identifying Laboratory Measurements of Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- Science Courses. (Clerc, Jeanne Hemostatic Function. (Rud- ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) and Funding Their Work. (Karni, M.) 1991;4:270. Karen, et al.) 1991;4:222. mann, Sally V., et al.) 1991;4:344. 1991;4:181. Vol. 4, No. 6 NOV/DEC 1991 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 373 Use of CDC Universal Precautions Guidelines for Selection of Flow ASMT FOCUS Continuing Educa- in Student Laboratories. Cytometry Instrumentation for tion. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:64. HIV antibody testing (Walker, Patricia W.) 1991;4:33. the Clinical Laboratory. (Ander- ASMT FOCUS Continuing Educa- Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Employment son, Geraldine L.) 1991;4:212. tion. (Anonymous.) titudes toward HIV Testing in Five Good Reasons to Hire Some- Sterile Connecting Device: Ad- 1991;4:256. Hospital Environments. (Ste- one Capable of Replacing You. vance in Blood Component Factor Xill deficiency wart, Cheryl K., et al.) (Ramsey, Michael Kirby.) Therapy. (Houston, Kathleen Dysfibrinogenemia with Asso- 1991;4:116. 1991;4:276. A.) 1991;4:160. ciated Factor XIill Deficiency. Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Job Turnover of Clinical Laboratory White Blood Cell Counts by Auto- (Leppke, Larry A.) 1991;4:90. titudes toward Hospital HIV Personnel—An Update. (Karni, mated and Manual Methods Fibrinogen Testing Policies. (Walker, Patri- Karen R., et al.) 1991;4:303. with Backlighting. (Trinh, Mary.) Potential Dangers from Fibrinogen cia W., et al.) 1991;4:113. Need for Graduate-Level Person- 1991;4:45. Measurements during Throm- Helms Amendment Sends a Chil- nel: The Employers’ Perspec- Errors bolytic Therapy. (Palkuti, Har- ling Message to Medical Com- tive. (Zane, Hannah D., et al.) No Room for Clerical Errors. lene S.) 1991;4:274. munity. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:158. (D’Alessandri, Karen.) Flow cytometry 1991;4:262. The Job Interview: Is It Overrated 1991;4:203. Guidelines for Selection of Flow HIV antibody testing, see also for Use in Selecting New Per- Escherichia coli Cytometry Instrumentation for AIDS sonnel? (Ramsey, Michael Screening for Verotoxin-Producing the Clinical Laboratory. (Ander- HIV infection Kirby.) 1991;4:328. Escherichia coli. (Adams, Shir- son, Geraldine L.) 1991;4:212. A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV Endotoxins ley.) 1991;4:19. Progress in Basic Immunology and Infection Research Has Benefit- Alert: Endotoxic Shock Following Ethics Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary Blood Transfusion. (Frohlich, Animal Use in S:entific Research. ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) Jane.) 1991;4:329. Julia.) 1991;4:275. (Lyman, Beverly A.) 1991;4:344. Sad Case of an Obedient Penn- Entamoeba histolytica 1991;4:229. Food and Drug Administration sylvania Technologist. (Anony- Extraintestinal Amebiasis. (Ken- Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- FDA Regulation of Medical Soft- mous.) 1991;4:68. drick, Anne S., et al.) titudes toward Hospital HIV ware: Still to Come. (Gore, Mary The James Case: Other Issues. 1991;4:365. Testing Policies. (Walker, Patri- Jane.) 1991;4:8. (Polansky, Valerie.) Environmental toxicity cia W., et al.) 1991;4:113. Forensic medicine 1991;4:327. AIDS and Hepatitis B: Consider- Development of an Oath for Clini- Forensic Applications from Molec- HIV, see Human immunodefi- ations for University-Based cal Laboratory Science Gradu- ular Genetics Technology. (Pen- ciency virus Clinical Laboratory Science Ed- ates. (Karni, Karen R., et al.) nington, Mary Ruth, et al.) Health professionals ucators. (Soldan, Alice F., et 1991;4:198. 1991;4:291. Helms Amendment Sends a Chil- al.) 1991;4:88. Ethical and Social Implications of ling Message to Medical Com- Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Molecular Genetics Technology. munity. (Anonymous.) Genetic disorders titudes toward HIV Testing in (Gorup, Tina.) 1991;4:294. 1991;4:262. Applications of Molecular Genetics Hospital Environments. (Ste- Ethics in Research. (Price, Glenda Impaired Health Care Profes- wart, Cheryl K., et al.) D.) 1991;4:226. Technology for Prenatal Diag- sionals in the Clinical Labora- nosis of Genetic Disease. 1991;4:116. Safe Harbors for Health Care In- tory. (Rice-Spearman, Lori, et (Ward, Patricia A.) 1991;4:287. Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- vestors. (Anonymous.) al.) 1991;4:161. Genetic engineering, see Bio- titudes toward Hospital HIV 1991;4:325. The Glories of a Generalist Back- technology Testing Policies. (Walker, Patri- Exercise ground: Clinical Laboratory Sci- Genetic screening cia W., et al.) 1991;4:113. Effects of Exercise on Laboratory entists Carve New Niches in DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- Heims Amendment Sends a Chil- Tests: An Overview. (Neisler, Health Care. (Gore, Mary Jane.) ling Message to Medical Com- H. ‘Mike*.) 1991;4:164. natal Diagnosis: Indications, 1991;4:264. munity. (Anonymous.) Effects of Physical Exercise on New Advances, Applications, Health promotion 1991;4:262. Laboratory Measurements of and Availability. (Krain, Keys to Success In Weliness Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. Preventing Lawsuits in the School Hemostatic Function. (Rud- Testing. (Gore, Mary Jane.) Genetic tests of Clinical Laboratory Science: mann, Sally V., et al.) 1991;4:132. DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, 1991;4:181. Hematologic staining Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. Effects of Short-Term Exercise on natal Diagnosis: Indications, Effects of Staining Times on Re- New Advances, Applications, Sad Case of an Obedient Penn- Immunologic Tests. (Waller, ticulocyte Counts. (Hudson, and Availability. (Krain, sylvania Technologist. (Anony- Kathy V.) 1991;4:175. Janice L., et al.) 1991;4:5. Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. mous.) 1991;4:68. Exercise: A Preanalytic Source of Hematology Use of DNA Probes in Paternity The James Case: Other Issues. Variation in Clinical Chemistry A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV Testing. (Rosner, Gayle L.) (Polansky, Valerie.) Test Results. (Ward, Kory M.) Infection Research Has Benefit- 1991;4:336. 1991;4:327. 1991;4:168. ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary Grants Use of CDC Universal Precautions Exhibitors Jane.) 1991;4:329. in Student Laboratories. ASMT 91: 59th Annual Meeting Applying for Research Grant Sup- Analysis of Reticulocyte Counts port from NIH. (Freeman, Co- (Walker, Patricia W.) 1991;4:33. and Exposition Official Ab- Using Various Methods. lette S.) 1991;4:221. Enzyme-linked immunosorbent stracts. (American Society for (McKenzie, Shirlyn B., et al.) assay Medical Technology.) Clinical Laboratory Scientists in 1991;4:37. Technical Aspects of Enzyme Im- 1991;4:138. Research: Opening the Black Automated Hematology: Compar- Box. (Bush, Dorothy A.) munosorbent Assays. (Davis, ing and Contrasting Three Sys- Gerald L.) 1991;4:338. 1991;4:218. tems. (Poulsen, Keila B.) Equipment FDA, see Food and Drug Admin- Overcoming Potential Re- 1991;4:16. Analysis of Reticulocyte Counts istration searchers’ Fears: Identifying Cooperative Learning Experience FOCUS and Funding Their Work. (Karni, Using Various Methods. in a Senior Hematology Course. (McKenzie, Shirlyn B., et al.) ASMT FOCUS Continuing Educa- Karen, et al.) 1991;4:222. (Ciesla, Betty, et al.) 1991;4:37. tion. (Anonymous.) Guidelines 1991;4:326. Automated Hematology: Compar- 1991;4:128. The Unexpected Promotion: Dysfibrinogenemia with Asso- ing and Contrasting Three Sys- ASMT FOCUS Continuing Educa- Guidelines for the Successful ciated Factor Xill Deficiency. tems. (Poulsen, Keila B.) tion. (Anonymous.) Transition to a Supervisory Po- (Leppke, Larry A.) 1991;4:90. 1991;4:192. sition. (Ramsey, Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:16. Effects of Exercise on Laboratory ASMT FOCUS Continuing Educa- 1991;4:18. Evaluation of Polymorphonuclear Tests: An Overview. (Neisler, tion. (Anonymous.) Leukocyte Myeloperoxidase H. ‘Mike‘.) 1991;4:164. 1991;4:384. Using New Age Hematology An- ASMT FOCUS Continuing Educa- alyzers. (McKenzie, Shirlyn B., tion. (Anonymous.) et al.) 1991;4:159. 1991;4:320. 374 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE NOV/DEC 1991 Vol. 4, No. 6 Effects of Physical Exercise on Hypercupremia Evaluation of a Rapid Cold Agglu- Job Turnover of Clinical Laboratory Laboratory Measurements of Copper and Zinc: Functions and tination Test. (Maehara, Ken- Personnel—An Update. (Karni, Hemostatic Function. (Rud- Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, neth T., et al.) 1991;4:246. Karen R., et al.) 1991;4:303. mann, Sally V., et al.) Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. Monoclonal Antibody Blood The Glories of a Generalist Back- 1991;4:181. Hypermagnesemia Grouping Reagents. (Spivey, ground: Clinical Laboratory Sci- Effects of Staining Times on Re- Magnesium: Metabolism, Clinical Mary Ann.) 1991;4:339. entists Carve New Niches in ticulocyte Counts. (Hudson, Importance, and Analysis. (Po- Progress in Basic Immunology and Health Care. (Gore, Mary Jane.) Janice L., et al.) 1991;4:5. lancic, Joan E.) 1991;4:105. Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- 1991;4:264. Evaluation of Polymorphonuclear Hyperzincemia ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) Journals Leukocyte Myeloperoxidase Copper and Zinc: Functions and 1991;4:344. Acknowledgement to Reviewers Using New Age Hematology An- Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, Quality Assurance: Reagents and —1991. (Anonymous.) alyzers. (McKenzie, Shirlyn B., Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. Centrifuges. (Barnes, Barbara 1991;4:369. et al.) 1991;4:159. Hypocaicemia A.) 1991;4:17. Collaboration as a Publication Evaluation of the Cell-Dyn 1600 in Calcium: Clinical Aspects of Me- Sterile Connecting Device: Ad- Tool. (Schwabbauer, Marian.) an Outpatient Laboratory. tabolism and Measurement. vance in Blood Component 1991;4:343. (Page, Norma E., et al.) (Miller, Sharon M.) 1991;4:95. Therapy. (Houston, Kathleen Scientific Journal in a Community 1991;4:242. Hypocupremia A.) 1991;4:160. College: Effective Recruitment Guidelines for Selection of Flow Copper and Zinc: Functions and Update on Platelet Components Tool for Science and Allied Cytometry Instrumentation for Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, and Transfusions. (Dixon, Morris Health Programs. (Starzynski, the Clinical Laboratory. (Ander- Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. R., et al.) 1991;4:214. Gary.) 1991;4:211. son, Geraldine L.) 1991;4:212. Hypomagnesemia Immunoturbidimetry Isolation of Large Numbers of Fully Magnesium: Metabolism, Clinical Apoprotein Assays: Radial Immu- Viable Human Reticulocytes Importance, and Analysis. (Po- nodiffusion Versus an Immuno- Kickbacks Using Continuous Percoll Den- lancic, Joan E.) 1991;4:105. turbidometric Technique. (Gor- Safe Harbors for Health Care In- sity Gradient. (Pawar, Vinayak Hypozincemia man, Linda S., et al.) vestors. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:325. B., et al.) 1991;4:360. Copper and Zinc: Functions and 1991;4:110. Kidney calculi Potential Dangers from Fibrinogen Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, Information Identification of Renal Calculi by Measurements during Throm- Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. Clarifications on the SMS System. Computerized Spectroscopy. bolytic Therapy. (Palkuti, Har- (Crowe, Glenn F.) 1991;4:203. (Lehmann, Craig.) 1991;4:211. lene S.) 1991;4:274. Clinical Laboratory Regulation: immunochemical assays Technical Aspects of Enzyme Im- Validation and Monitoring of Progress in Basic Immunology and munosorbent Assays. (Davis, People, Processes, and Sys- Laboratories Gerald L.) 1991;4:338. Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- tems. (McNair, Douglas S.) DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) White Blood Cell Counts by Auto- 1991;4:26. natal Diagnosis: Indications, 1991;4:344. mated and Manual Methods Competition and Control in Clinical New Advances, Applications, Immunodiffusion with Backlighting. (Trinh, Mary.) Laboratories: An Information and Availability. (Krain, 1991;4:45. Apoprotein Assays: Radial Immu- Technology Perspective. (Fried- Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. nodiffusion Versus an Immuno- Hemostasis man, Bruce A., et al.) Legal issues Effects of Physical Exercise on turbidometric Technique. (Gor- 1991;4:30. Preventing Lawsuits in the School Laboratory Measurements of man, Linda S., et al.) Inspections of Clinical Laboratory Science: 1991;4:110. Hemostatic Function. (Rud- Clinical Laboratory Regulation: Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, immunohematology mann, Sally V., et al.) Validation and Monitoring of Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. Alert: Endotoxic Shock Following 1991;4:181. People, Processes, and Sys- Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Hepatitis B virus Blood Transfusion. (Frohlich, tems. (McNair, Douglas S.) Hospital Bargaining Units. Julia.) 1991;4:275. AIDS and Hepatitis B: Consider- 1991;4:26. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:195. ations for University-Based Causes and Importance of Mixed- instructions for authors Legal issues, see also Legisla- Field Agglutination. (Sosler, Clinical Laboratory Science Ed- Instructions for authors. (Anony- tion, Regulations, Washing- Steven D.) 1991;4:91. ucators. (Soldan, Alice F., et mous.) 1991;4:58. ton Beat FDA Regulation of Medical Soft- al.) 1991;4:88. Instruments, see Equipment Legislation High-performance liquid chro- ware: Still to Come. (Gore, Mary Interviewing Helms Amendment Sends a Chil- Jane.) 1991;4:8. matography, see Chromatog- The Job interview: Is It Overrated ling Message to Medical Com- raphy, liquid Monoclonal Antibody Blood for Use in Selecting New Per- munity. (Anonymous.) Grouping Reagents. (Spivey, History sonnel? (Ramsey, Michael 1991;4:262. History of Medical Technology in Mary Ann.) 1991;4:339. Kirby.) 1991;4:328. Laboratory Roll-in Proposal: A Bad the United States. (Kotlarz, Vir- Quality Assurance: Reagents and investments Idea. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:4. ginia.) 1991;4:233. Centrifuges. (Barnes, Barbara Safe Harbors for Health Care In- New Legislation Looming on Capi- A.) 1991;4:17. Homovanillic acid vestors. (Anonymous.) tol Hill May Spell Answers to Simultaneous Measurement of Sterile Connecting Device: Ad- 1991;4:325. Manpower Shortage. (Anony- VMA and HVA in 24-Hour Urine vance in Blood Component Irrigating solutions mous.) 1991;4:131. Samples. (Harr, Robert.) Therapy. (Houston, Kathleen Treating Pseudomonal Infections Letters A.) 1991;4:160. 1991;4:237. before Antibiotics. (Masar, Change the Pay Scale. (Reed, J. Hospitals Update on Platelet Components Maurice.) 1991;4:7. Patrick.) 1991;4:327. and Transfusions. (Dixon, Morris Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Clarifications on the SMS System. R., et al.) 1991;4:214. Hospital Bargaining Units. (Crowe, Glenn F.) 1991;4:203. immunology Job description (Anonymous.) 1991;4:195. Cooperative Learning Experience A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Human immunodeficiency virus in a Senior Hematology Course. AIDS and Hepatitis B: Consider- Infection Research Has Benefit- titudes toward HIV Testing in (Ciesla, Betty, et al.) ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary Hospital Environments. (Ste- ations for University-Based 1991;4:326. Jane.) 1991;4:329. wart, Cheryl K., et al.) Clinical Laboratory Science Ed- Development of a Laboratory En- Alert: Endotoxic Shock Following 1991;4:116. ucators. (Soldan, Alice F., et hancement Committee. (Ham- al.) 1991;4:88. Blood Transfusion. (Frohlich, Job satisfaction merling, Julie.) 1991;4:199. Julia.) 1991;4:275. Development of a Laboratory En- Use of CDC Universal Precautions Development of an Oath for Clini- Causes and Importance of Mixed- hancement Committee. (Ham- in Student Laboratories. cal Laboratory Science Gradu- Field Agglutination. (Sosler, merling, Julie.) 1991;4:199. (Walker, Patricia W.) 1991;4:33. ates. (Karni, Karen R., et al.) Steven D.) 1991;4:91. Job Satisfaction of Clinical Labo- Human immunodeficiency virus 1991;4:198. Effects of Short-Term Exercise on ratory Personnel under Two infection, see HIV infection Effects of Staining Times on Re- Immunologic Tests. (Waller, Performance-Reward Systems. Hypercalcemia ticulocyte Counts. (Hudson, Kathy V.) 1991;4:175. (Hamon, Cheryl M., et al.) Calcium: Clinical Aspects of Me- Janice L., et al.) 1991;4:5. 1991;4:311. tabolism and Measurement. (Miller, Sharon M.) 1991;4:95. Vol. 4, No. 6 NOV/DEC 1991 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 375 Evaluation of the Ciba Corning Management ASMT 91: 59th Annual Meeting 634 ISE Calcium/pH Analyzer. Competition and Control in Clinical and Exposition Official Ab- Negligence (Nakagiri, Itsuhiro, et al.) Laboratories: An Information stracts. (American Society for Sad Case of an Obedient Penn- 1991;4:199. Technology Perspective. (Fried- Medical Technology.) sylvania Technologist. (Anony- Management in Action: What a man, Bruce A., et al.) 1991;4:138. mous.) 1991;4:68. University Can Do When the 1991;4:30. ASMT 91: The 59th Annual Meet- Neoplasms, see Malignancies Route to Effective Laboratory Correlation of Environmental, Per- ing and Exposition. (American New Products Management Is Reconsidered. sonnel, and Regulatory Vari- Society for Medical Technol- New Products. (Anonymous.) (LaCroix, Karol A., et al.) ables with Froficiency Testing. ogy.) 1991;4:75. 1991;4:367. 1991;4:196. (Wilson, Joann, et al.) Microbial contamination New Products. (Anonymous.) NCA & AMT: Both Revalidate. 1991;4:354. Critical Issues in Blood Culture 1991;4:248. (Boe, Gerard P.) 1991;4:203. Five Good Reasons to Hire Some- Collection. (Adams, Shirley.) New Products. (Anonymous.) No Room for Clerical Errors. one Capable of Replacing You. 1991;4:276. 1991;4:316. (D’Alessandri, Karen.) (Ramsey, Michael Kirby.) Microbiology New Products. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:203. 1991;4:276. Staphylococcus aureus 1991;4:123. Rural Hospitals Need Baccalaur- Handling Human Performance: Identification: Thermonuclease New Products. (Anonymous.) eate Laboratorians Too. (Bedo, Why This Horse Won't Drink! Agar for Direct Testing of Blood 1991;4:54. Zoltan R.) 1991;4:327. (Matejka, Ken.) 1991;4:215. Isolates. (McDowell, Beverly, New Products. (Anonymous.) The James Case: Other Issues. Impaired Health Care Profes- et al.) 1991;4:299. 1991;4:186. (Polansky, Valerie.) sionals in the Clinical Labora- A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV News 1991;4:327. tory. (Rice-Spearman, Lori, et Infection Research Has Benefit- News. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:56. The Job Interview: Is It Overrated al.) 1991;4:161. ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary News. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:249. for Use in Selecting New Per- Laboratory Performance Versus Jane.) 1991;4:329. News. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:368. sonnel? (Ramsey, Michael Perception: Demonstrating that Critical Issues in Blood Culture Niacin Kirby.) 1991;4:328. We Care. (McCollum, Denise Collection. (Adams, Shirley.) Potential Perils of Niacin Therapy. The Lab Tech Named Mr. Nocare. M.) 1991;4:92. 1991;4:276. (Miller, Sharon M.) 1991;4:156. (Ramsey, Michael Kirby.) Management in Action: What a Identification of Candida albicans 1991;4:6. University Can Do When the with a Commercially Prepared Occupational hazards, see Envi- The Multiskilled Movement: Déja Route to Effective Laboratory Germ-Tube Solution. (Potter, ronmental toxicity Vu. (Day, C. Marti.) 1991;4:203. Management Is Reconsidered. Lonna, et al.) 1991;4:121. Treating Pseudomonal Infections (LaCroix, Karol A., et al.) Is It Yeast, Parasite, or Algae?. before Antibiotics. (Masar, 1991;4:196. (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:162. Parasitology Maurice.) 1991;4:7. Need for Graduate-Level Person- Leuconostoc and Vancomycin Extraintestinal Amebiasis. (Ken- Leuconostoc nel: The Employers’ Perspec- Resistance. (Adams, Shirley.) drick, Anne S., et al.) Leuconostoc and Vancomycin Re- tive. (Zane, Hannah D., et al.) 1991;4:93. 1991;4:365. sistance. (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:158. Rhodococcus equi: An Emerging Paternity testing 1991;4:93. Preventing Lawsuits in the School Opportunistic Pathogen. Use of DNA Probes in Paternity Leukemia of Clinical Laboratory Science: (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:216. Testing. (Rosner, Gayle L.) Molecular Genetics Diagnostic Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, Screening for Verotoxin-Producing 1991;4:336. Applications in Oncology. Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. Escherichia coli. (Adams, Shir- Pediatrics (Hirsch-Ginsberg, Cheryl, et al.) Propensity for Leadership in Clini- ley.) 1991;4:19. Sterile Connecting Device: Ad- 1991;4:284. cal Laboratory Science. The Fastidious Adenoviruses. vance in Blood Component Liability (Conrad, Mary E., et al.) (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:342. Therapy. (Houston, Kathleen Preventing Lawsuits in the School 1991;4:15. Minerals A.) 1991;4:160. of Clinical Laboratory Science: Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Calcium: Clinical Aspects of Me- Percoll Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, Hospital Bargaining Units. tabolism and Measurement. Isolation of Large Numbers of Fully Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:195. (Miller, Sharon M.) 1991;4:95. Viable Human Reticulocytes Lipids The Job Interview: Is It Overrated Copper and Zinc: Functions and Using Continuous Percoll Den- Biologic Variation of Plasma Lipids for Use in Selecting New Per- Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, sity Gradient. (Pawar, Vinayak and Lipoproteins. (Howard, sonnel? (Ramsey, Michael Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. B., et al.) 1991;4:360. Paula R.) 1991;4:14. Kirby.) 1991;4:328. Magnesium: Metabolism, Clinical Personnel Lipoproteins The Unexpected Promotion: Importance, and Analysis. (Po- Clinical Laboratory Regulation: Biologic Variation of Plasma Lipids Guidelines for the Successful lancic, Joan E.) 1991;4:105. Validation and Monitoring of and Lipoproteins. (Howard, Transition to a Supervisory Po- Models People, Processes, and Sys- Paula R.) 1991;4:14. sition. (Ramsey, Michael Kirby.) Visualizing a Multispecialty Ap- tems. (McNair, Douglas S.) Liquid chromatography, see 1991;4:18. proach to Monitoring the Ana- 1991;4:26. Chromatography, liquid Manpower lytic Process in Clinical Labora- Correlation of Environmental, Per- Litigation New Legislation Looming on Capi- tories. (Lynch, Michael.) sonnel, and Regulatory Vari- Preventing Lawsuits in the School tol Hill May Spell Answers to 1991;4:42. ables with Proficiency Testing. of Clinical Laboratory Science: Manpower Shortage. (Anony- Molecular genetics technology, (Wilson, Joann, et al.) Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, mous.) 1991;4:131. see Biotechnology 1991;4:354. Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. Medical devices Monocional antibody techniques Five Good Reasons to Hire Some- FDA Regulation of Medical Soft- Monocional Antibody Blood one Capable of Replacing You. Magnesium ware: Still to Come. (Gore, Mary Grouping Reagents. (Spivey, (Ramsey, Michael Kirby.) Magnesium: Metabolism, Clinical Jane.) 1991;4:8. Mary Ann.) 1991;4:339. 1991;4:276. Importance, and Analysis. (Po- Medical ethics, see Ethics Progress in Basic Immunology and Job Satisfaction of Clinical Labo- lancic, Joan E.) 1991;4:105. Medical technologists, see Clin- Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- ratory Personnel under Two Malignancir + ical laboratory scientists ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) Performance-Reward Systems. A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV Medical technology, see Clinical 1991;4:344. (Hamon, Cheryl M., et al.) laboratory science Morals, see Ethics 1991;4:311. Infection Research Has Benefit- ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary Medicare Myeloperoxidase Job Turnover of Clinical Laboratory Jane.) 1991;4:329. Laboratory Roll-in Proposal: A Bad Evaluation of Polymorphonuclear Personnel—An Update. (Karni, Molecular Genetics Diagnostic Idea. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:4. Leukocyte Myeloperoxidase Karen R., et al.) 1991;4:303.. Applications in Oncology. Meetings Using New Age Hematology An- Supreme Court Rules in Favor of (Hirsch-Ginsberg, Cheryl, et al.) ASMT 91 Exhibitors List. (Ameri- alyzers. (McKenzie, Shirlyn B., Hospital Bargaining Units. can Society for Medical Tech- et al.) 1991;4:159. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:195. 1991;4:284. nology.) 1991;4:151. Malignancies, see also Leuke- mias 376 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE NOV/DEC 1991 Vol. 4, No. 6 The Glories of a Generalist Back- Professional competence, see Effects of Staining Times on Re- ground: Clinical Laboratory Sci- also Proficiency testing Reagents ticulocyte Counts. (Hudson, entists Carve New Niches in Professionalism Monoclonal Antibody Blood Janice L., et al.) 1991;4:5. Health Care. (Gore, Mary Jane.) History of Medical Technology in Grouping Reagents. (Spivey, Reticulocytes 1991;4:264. the United States. (Kotlarz, Vir- Mary Ann.) 1991;4:339. Isolation of Large Numbers of Fully The Job Interview: Is It Overrated ginia.) 1991;4:233. Quality Assurance: Reagents and Viable Human Reticulocytes for Use in Selecting New Per- Proficiency testing Centrifuges. (Barnes, Barbara Using Continuous Percoll Den- sonnel? (Ramsey, Michael Correlation of Environmental, Per- A.) 1991;4:17. sity Gradient. (Pawar, Vinayak Kirby.) 1991;4:328. sonnel, and Regulatory Vari- Technical Aspects of Enzyme Im- B., et al.) 1991;4:360. Personnel performance ables with Proficiency Testing. munosorbent Assays. (Davis, Rhodococcus equi Correlation of Environmental, Per- (Wilson, Joann, et al.) Gerald L.) 1991;4:338. Rhodococcus equi: An Emerging sonnel, and Regulatory Vari- 1991;4:354. Recruitment Opportunistic Pathogen. ables with Proficiency Testing. Rural Hospitals Need Baccalaur- Scientific Journal in a Community (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:216. (Wilson, Joann, et al.) eate Laboratorians Too. (Bedo, College: Effective Recruitment 1991;4:354. Zoltan R.) 1991;4:327. Tool for Science and Allied Development of a Laboratory En- Proficiency testing, see also Health Programs. (Starzynski, Safety hancement Committee. (Ham- Professional competence Gary.) 1991;4:211. Preventing Lawsuits in the School merling, Julie.) 1991;4:199. Pseudomonal infections Regulations of Clinical Laboratory Science: Handling Human Performance: Treating Pseudomonal Infections Animal Use in Scientific Research. Covering Your Assets. (Ramsey, Why This Horse Won't Drink! before Antibiotics. (Masar, (Lyman, Beverly A.) Michael Kirby.) 1991;4:341. (Matejka, Ken.) 1991;4:215 Maurice.) 1991;4:7. 1991;4:229. Safety, see Environmental tox- Job Satisfaction of Clinical Labo- Publishing Clinical Laboratory Regulation: icity ratory Personnel under Two Collaboration as a Publication Validation and Monitoring of Salaries Performance-Reward Systems. Tool. (Schwabbauer, Marian.) People, Processes, and Sys- Change the Pay Scale. (Reed, J. (Hamon, Cheryl M., et al.) 1991;4:343. tems. (McNair, Douglas S.) Patrick.) 1991;4:327. 1991;4:311. Scientific Journal in a Community 1991;4:26. Job Satisfaction of Clinical Labo- Phlebotomy College: Effective Recruitment Correlation of Environmental, Per- ratory Personnel under Two Critical Issues in Blood Culture Tool for Science and Allied sonnel, and Regulatory Vari- Performance-Reward Systems. Collection. (Adams, Shirley.) Health Programs. (Starzynski, ables with Proficiency Testing. (Hamon, Cheryl M., et al.) 1991;4:276. Gary.) 1991;4:211. (Wilson, Joann, et al.) 1991;4:311. Platelet concentrates Writing for Publication: Tips & 1991;4:354. Shock Update on Platelet Components Traps for Beginners. (Gore, FDA Regulation of Medical Soft- Alert: Endotoxic Shock Following and Transfusions. (Dixon, Morris Mary Jane.) 1991;4:204. ware: Still to Come. (Gore, Mary Blood Transfusion. (Frohlich, R., et al.) 1991;4:214. Jane.) 1991;4:8. Julia.) 1991;4:275. Policies and procedures Outcomes Assessment: Latest Sociology Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Quality assurance Way to Gauge the Value of CLS Ethical and Social Implications of titudes toward Hospital HIV Clinical Laboratory Regulation: Education. (Gore, Mary Jane.) Molecular Genetics Technology. Testing Policies. (Walker, Patri- Validation and Monitoring of 1991;4:70. (Gorup, Tina.) 1991;4:294. cia W., et al.) 1991;4:113. People, Processes, and Sys- Safe Harbors for Health Care In- Software, see Computers Polymerase chain reaction tems. (McNair, Douglas S.) vestors. (Anonymous.) Southern Blot DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- 1991;4:26. 1991;4:325. Procedural Overview of Molecular natal Diagnosis: Indications, Correlation of Environmental, Per- Regulations, see also Legal is- Genetics Technology in the New Advances, Applications, sonnel, and Regulatory Vari- sues, Legislation, Washing- Clinical Laboratory. (deLeon, and Availability. (Krain, ables with Proficiency Testing. ton Beat Elizabeth, et al.) 1991;4:281. Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. (Wilson, Joann, et al.) Reimbursement Spectroscopy Progress in Basic Immunology and 1991;4:354. Laboratory Roll-in Proposal: A Bad Identification of Renal Calculi by Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- Forensic Applications from Molec- Idea. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:4. Computerized Spectroscopy. ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) ular Genetics Technology. (Pen- Research (Lehmann, Craig.) 1991;4:211. 1991;4:344. nington, Mary Ruth, et al.) A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV Staining, see Hematologic Practice settings 1991;4:291. Infection Research Has Benefit- staining Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Keys to Success In Wellness ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary Staphylococcus aureus titudes toward HIV Testing in Testing. (Gore, Mary Jane.) Jane.) 1991;4:329. Staphylococcus aureus Hospital Environments. (Ste- 1991;4:132. Animal Use in Scientific Research. Identification: Thermonuclease wart, Cheryl K., et al.) Outcomes Assessment: Latest (Lyman, Beverly A.) Agar for Direct Testing of Blood 1991;4:116. Way to Gauge the Value of CLS 1991;4:229. Isolates. (McDowell, Beverly, Education. (Gore, Mary Jane.) et al.) 1991;4:299. Job Turnover of Clinical Laboratory Applying for Research Grant Sup- Personnel—An Update. (Karni, 1991;4:70. port from NIH. (Freeman, Co- Sterility Karen R., et al.) 1991;4:303. Quality Assurance: Reagents and lette S.) 1991;4:221. Sterile Connecting Device: Ad- Prenatal diagnosis Centrifuges. (Barnes, Barbara Clinical Laboratory Scientists in vance in Blood Component Applications of Molecular Genetics A.) 1991;4:17. Research: Opening the Black Therapy. (Houston, Kathleen Technology for Prenatal Diag- Visualizing a Multispecialty Ap- Box. (Bush, Dorothy A.) A.) 1991;4:160. nosis of Genetic Disease. proach to Monitoring the Ana- 1991;4:218. Stress (Ward, Patricia A.) 1991;4:287. lytic Process in Clinical Labora- DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- Students’ Perceived Sources of DNA Genetic Screening and Pre- tories. (Lynch, Michael.) natal Diagnosis: Indications, Stress and Coping Strategies natal Diagnosis: Indications, 1991;4:42. New Advances, Applications, in Clinical Laboratory Science Quality assurance, see also Educational Programs. (Snyder, New Advances, Applications, and Availability. (Krain, and Availability. (Krain, Quality control Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. John R., et al.) 1991;4:48. Lawrence S.) 1991;4:349. Quality control Ethics in Research. (Price, Glenda Students Ethical and Social Implications of Biologic Variation of Plasma Lipids D.) 1991;4:226. Students’ Perceived Sources of Molecular Genetics Technology. and Lipoproteins. (Howard, Overcoming Potential Re- Stress and Coping Strategies (Gorup, Tina.) 1991;4:294. Paula R.) 1991;4:14. searchers’ Fears: Identifying in Clinical Laboratory Science Professional competence Forensic Applications from Molec- and Funding Their Work. (Karni, Educational Programs. (Snyder, Rural Hospitals Need Baccalaur- ular Genetics Technology. (Pen- Karen, et al.) 1991;4:222. John R., et al.) 1991;4:48. eate Laboratorians 100. (Bedo, nington, Mary Ruth, et al.) Reticulocyte counts Use of CDC Universal Precautions Zoltan R.) 1991;4:327. 1991;4:291. Analysis of Reticulocyte Counts in Student Laboratories. No Room for Clerical Errors. (Walker, Patricia W.) 1991;4:33. The Lab Tech Named Mr. Nocare. Using Various Methods. (D’Alessandri, Karen.) (Ramsey, Michael Kirby.) (McKenzie, Shirlyn B., et al.) 1991;4:6. 1991;4:203. 1991;4:37. Quality control, see also Quality assurance Vol. 4, No. 6 NOV/DEC 1991 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 377 Surveys Potential Perils of Niacin Therapy. Sad Case of an Obedient Penn- Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- (Miller, Sharon M.) 1991;4:156. sylvania Technologist. (Anony- Beckman/IFC (Jan/Feb), IFC titudes toward HIV Testing in Toxicity, see Environmental mous.) 1991;4:68. (May/June), 200, IFC (Sept/Oct), Hospital Environments. (Ste- toxicity Safe Harbors for Health Care In- IFC (Nov/Dec) wart, Cheryl K., et al.) Transfusions vestors. (Anonymous.) Becton Dickinson/139 1991;4:116. Alert: Endotoxic Shock Following 1991;4:325. Clinical Laboratory Scientists’ At- Blood Transfusion. (Frohlich, Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Educational Reviews/22 titudes toward Hospital HIV Julia.) 1991;4:275. Hospital Bargaining Units. Employment Opportunities Pro- Testing Policies. (Walker, Patri- Sterile Connecting Device: Ad- (Anonymous.) 1991;4:195. gram/41, 112 cia W., et al.) 1991;4:113. vance in Blood Component White blood cell counts Job Satisfaction of Clinical Labo- Therapy. (Houston, Kathleen White Blood Cell Counts by Auto- ratory Personnel under Two A.) 1991;4:160. mated and Manual Methods F.A. Davis/322 Performance-Reward Systems. Update on Platelet Components with Backlighting. (Trinh, Mary.) (Hamon, Cheryl M., et al.) and Transfusions. (Dixon, Morris 1991;4:45. 1991;4:311. R., et al.) 1991;4:214. Women Geico/22, 104, 136, 232, 293, 364 Students’ Perceived Sources of Turbidimetry, see Immunoturbi- History of Medical Technology in Stress and Coping Strategies dimetry the United States. (Kotlarz, Vir- in Clinical Laboratory Science ginia.) 1991;4:233. Helena Laboratories/OBC (May/ Educational Programs. (Snyder, Vancomycin Writing June) SurJvoehyn Ro.f, Celti niacl.a)l 1L9a9b1o;r4a:t4o8r.y Leuconostoc and Vancomycin ColTloaolb.o ra(tSicohn waabsb aau ePru,b liMcaartiiaonn. ) Humana/69, 141, 280 Science Courses. (Clerc, Jeanne Resistance. (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:343. M.) 1991;4:270. 1991;4:93. Laboratory Performance Versus Kodak/IFC (Mar/Apr), 149, 207 Vanillyimandelic acid Use of CDC Universal Precautions Perception: Demonstrating that Simultaneous Measurement of i(nW aSltkeurd,e nPta trLiacbiao raWt.o)r i1e9s9.1 ;4:33. VSMamAp laensd. H(VHAar r,i n R2o4b-eHrotu.)r Urine WM.e) C1a9r9e1.; 4(:M9c2C.o llum, Denise LCaeknetlearn/d2 78R egional Medical Writing for Publication: Tips & 1991;6:237. Traps for Beginners. (Gore, Technology Venipuncture Mary Jane.) 1991;4:204. National Certification Agency/ Automated Hematology: Compar- Critical Issues in Blood Culture 2, 67, 152, 213, 269, 334 ing and Contrasting Three Sys- Collection. (Adams, Shirley.) National Clinical Laboratory tems. (Poulsen, Keila B.) Samples. (Harr, Robert.) Yersinia enterocolitica Week/55 1991;4:16. 1991;4:237. Alert: Endotoxic Shock Following New York University/263 Bar Codes in the Clinical Labora- Venipuncture Blood Transfusion. (Frohlich, tory. (Garza, Diana, et al.) Critical Issues in Blood Culture Julia.) 1991;4:275. 1991;4:23. Collection. (Adams, Shirley.) Samaritan Health/137 Progress in Basic Immunology and 1991;4:276. Sherwood Medical/147, 273 Its Impact on the Clinical Labo- Virology Zinc Sigma Diagnostics/OBC (Jan/ ratory. (Williams, Gail S.) A Silver Lining Emerges: How HIV Copper and Zinc: Functions and Feb), OBC (Mar/Apr), IBC (May/ 1991;4:344. infection Research Has Benefit- Homeostasis. (Suddendorf, June), OBC (Jul/Aug), OBC (Sep/ Thermonuclease agar ted the Sciences. (Gore, Mary Lawrence R.) 1991;4:102. Oct), OBC (Nov/Dec) Staphylococcus aureus Jane.) 1991;4:329. State of the Art/359 Identification: Thermonuclease The Fastidious Adenoviruses. ADVERTISERS INDEX Agar for Direct Testing of Blood (Adams, Shirley.) 1991;4:342. Unipath/IFC (Jul/Aug) Isolates. (McDowell, Beverly, et al.) 1991;4:299. ASMT 91/\BC (Jan/Feb) Thrombolytic agents Washington Beat ASMT Education & Research W.B. Saunders/258 Potential Dangers from Fibrinogen Helms Amendment Sends a Chil- Fund/261 Wohlers/following 384 Measurements during Throm- ling Message to Medical Com- American Society for Medical bolytic Therapy. (Palkuti, Har- munity. (Anonymous.) Technology/13, 109, IBC (Mar/ lene S.) 1991;4:274. 1991;4:262. Apr), 157, IBC (Jul/Aug), IBC Toxicity Laboratory Roll-in Proposal: A Bad (Sept/Oct), 379, IBC (Nov/Dec) Alert: Endotoxic Shock Following Idea. (Anonymous.) 1991;4:4. Blood Transfusion. (Frohlich, New Legislation Looming on Capi- tol Hill May Spell Answers to Julia.) 1991;4:275. Manpower Shortage. 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