Huge thanks once again to the ASCP for selecting me to receive the Lab Student award! Also, a huge thanks to @warbler_works for giving me some lab stickers ask well! I’ll be sure to work on some questions before my certification exam tomorrow!
And just like that, my time in the CLS program at TXST is up! I couldn’t have done it with all these amazing people and I contribute my success to them.
Next stop: taking my ASCP exam next Wednesday and starting my career in Houston!
The Brief Case: A Case of Primary Amebic Meningoencephalitis (PAM) after Exposure at a Splash Pad https://t.co/PZbZmwPBzC
A: Wet mount of CSF w/ amebae, B: Wright Giemsa stain of CSF cytospin w/ vacuolated amebae
@ASMicrobiology@Morgan_morganii
It’s been a hectic couple of weeks from finishing up school, moving out, interviews, etc. But I’m very excited to have been chosen to receive these awards especially the ASCP Laboratory Science Student Award which is a very prestigious award with only 10 students getting it!
🔬Compilation of all possible formulas to be used for the MTLE. (Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Microscopy, Hematology, Serology, Blood bank)
A thread for all future RMTs 🧵
#August2023MTLE
A new #TXST tradition begins! Graduating Bobcats will receive a TXST challenge coin and diploma as they cross the stage.
"Challenge coins are not only a token of achievement; they’re a reminder that you are a part of something greater than yourself."- @kdamp
Newborn's CSF cytospin.
Lots of WBC and gram positive cocci in chains.
Grew colonies with a narrow zone of beta hemolysis.
Catalase- PYR- LAP+
Sometimes I really hate bacteria. 😔
Wesley Herrera, a senior from McAllen, is set to graduate in August. Afterwards, he plans to work as a generalist in a hospital laboratory. “For me, the most important thing about working in CLS is knowing that I play an important role when it comes to the care of the patient."