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SOP Quiz: Pouring of Milk for Next Day Processing
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Which of the following is an example of PII on bags or bottles that needs to be destroyed before disposing of?A. Donor #3983 B. Baby Boy, DOB 01/02/20 C. Smith Boy, DOB 01/02/20 D. John (baby's first name)
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How much milk should be taken out of a deposit for a sample?A. 60ml B. 50ml C. 75ml D. One ladle full
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What must you do before taking a sample?A. Mix the milk thoroughly B. Write down the volume on the thaw sheet C. Weigh the container D. Clean up your area
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How do you know which deposits to pour together?A. Put the same names together B. Look on the thaw sheet C. If the bags look the same D. Whatever trays are side-by-side in the fridge
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What are the little pink spatulas for?A. For baking tiny cakes B. For stirring C. To scrape fat off the inside of bottles & lids D. To scrape labels off of bottles
SOP Quiz: Pouring of Milk for Next Day Processing (Answer Key)
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Which of the following is an example of PII on bags or bottles that needs to be destroyed before disposing of?A. Donor #3983 B. Baby Boy, DOB 01/02/20 C. Smith Boy, DOB 01/02/20 D. John (baby's first name)
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How much milk should be taken out of a deposit for a sample?A. 60ml B. 50ml C. 75ml D. One ladle full
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What must you do before taking a sample?A. Mix the milk thoroughly B. Write down the volume on the thaw sheet C. Weigh the container D. Clean up your area
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How do you know which deposits to pour together?A. Put the same names together B. Look on the thaw sheet C. If the bags look the same D. Whatever trays are side-by-side in the fridge
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What are the little pink spatulas for?A. For baking tiny cakes B. For stirring C. To scrape fat off the inside of bottles & lids D. To scrape labels off of bottles
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