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Appendix C: Analytical Methods for Blood LEad Measurements
Pages 173-176

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... In controlled studies it is imperative that the laboratory prescreen the blood sample containers AND the collection devices such as the butterflies, syringes, needles, and the like for lead contamination. If the laboratory cannot prescreen the blood collection devices, then the persons collecting the blood should use "lead-free" collection devices.
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... , the need to analyze for elements other than lead, specimen volume available, specimen matrix, and available bench space. Other issues that influence the decision on the analytical method or the instrument manufacturer is the availability of parts and service personnel.
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... Proficiency Testing (~) Program, the New York State PI program, The College of American Pathologists Pr program, or the CDC lab standardization program (Blood Lead Laboratory Reference System-sLLRs)
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