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Shante Shinholster, 21st Medical Support Squadron medical laboratory technician, wrap parafilm around a cytology specimen container May 19 in Peterson’s medical laboratory. Parafilm is a thin material lab technicians use to protect and seal specimen containers that, due to weather changes, may expand or contract. Ms. Shinholster was on-hand during the 21st Medical Group’s May 5 and May 6 College of American Pathologists inspection where inspectors scrutinized more than 2,600 checklists and found only one minor discrepancy. Following the inspection, Peterson’s laboratory received full medical accreditation with “distinction.” (Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Ray Bowden)
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