record keeping:

What Should Be Recorded?

The following elements are crucial in histological record keeping:
Sample Information: Details about the origin of the sample, including patient or specimen ID, collection date, and source (e.g., tissue type).
Processing Protocols: Documentation of all processing steps, including fixation, embedding, sectioning, and staining protocols.
Reagents and Equipment: Records of reagents used, their lot numbers, expiration dates, and equipment calibration and maintenance logs.
Observations and Results: Detailed notes on microscopic observations, photographs, and any quantitative data obtained.
Personnel: Information on the personnel involved in each step of the process, including their qualifications and roles.

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