Biomedical Scientist Interview Question - NEQAS and Levey Jennings Graph Explained!

[@chiamakamary9044]

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[@motiverse1904]

you just got a new subscriber. this is very helpful. your videos are detailed. thank you very much.

[@viviangodswill-obi4906]

Thank you for simplifying this LJ chart for me.

[@curiouspoppet]

Thank you, completely understand that now. Please could we get more biochem videos 👏

[@jessyebere2339]

So educating. Thank youuuuuu

[@joz4448]

Very informative! Thank u

[@chinedumadukwe1498]

Please can you do video on biochemistry interview??

[@jeffemenike7592]

So, what is the right sample to send to NEQAS, already analysed sample in the laboratory?

[@ufuomaumukoro7808]

Thank you very much sir. please what kind of investigation will be done if the QC fails

[@2GOODBMSJOBS]

I have a video for that. Check: What to do if your analyser gives you haemoglobin of 70 g/l. I think I also mentioned it in another video but I'm not sure of the title. Have a go and if you still have questions let me know on LinkedIn. Best wishes

[@ancypopy]

Please do interview for blood science department

[@yavorchernev]

Regarding the NEQAS report, am I correct in assuming that a DI of -2.5 is considered a fail (even if it is

[@2GOODBMSJOBS]

DI of greater than 2 is bad. But I'm not sure what you mean by less than 1.

[@rewardigwe600]

Same Question I have. Since it has to be within -+2 SD will a DI of a negative value of let's say -2.5 be seen as a good result since it is