We had a donor give us a sample that was too hot, and if you’ve read our previous Cheaters stories, you know that the sample temperature is a tell-tale sign that a specimen did not come from the donor’s body.
The donor claimed the urine was hot because she had a fever, and then she hit the panic button on her key ring, activating her car alarm in our parking lot.
Being a parent has always been challenging, but today’s youth are presented with more opportunities to make poor decisions than ever before. The news is full of reports of young people engaging in dangerous stunts to entertain their social media followers and dangerous criminals covertly contacting teenagers for the purposes of engaging in criminal mischief. These cautionary tales also serve to illustrate the ease with which kids can access contraband such as drugs and alcohol.
TB skin tests are often required as a condition of employment for workers in high risk settings such as schools, hospitals, prisons, and long-term care facilities and hospitals. They’re also highly recommended for anyone who has been exposed to someone with tuberculosis, or for people who are traveling overseas. But many people have questions about the testing procedures, as well as the symptoms of an infection. Here are a few frequently asked questions about TB skin testing.
As an employer, you always have a fiduciary duty to protect your personnel and assets. You already understand the importance of having a drug-free workplace and conducting pre-employment drug screenings for new hires, and in some professions you might also need your new hires to undergo a physical examination. If the job is physically demanding, you have to make sure that your new hires are up to the task. You also need to know if you’re inheriting any former injuries with your new personnel. Even if those old injuries don’t substantially affect the staff member’s ability to do the job, you’ll definitely want to know about them to protect your exposure to a workers’ compensation claim.
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