Quest Diagnostics- Diagnostic Tests and Services

Our Vision

Dedicated people improving the health of patients through unsurpassed diagnostic insights and innovation.

Our Mission

We will be the undisputed world leader of diagnostic testing, information and services.

Quality

The patient comes first in everything we do. We strive to provide every patient and every customer with services and products of uncompromising quality - error free, on time, every time. We do that by dedicating ourselves to the relentless pursuit of excellence in the services we provide.

Integrity

Credibility is the key to our success; therefore, all of our processes, decisions and actions ultimately are driven by integrity. We are honest and forthright in all our dealings with our customers and with each other. We are responsible corporate citizens in the community we serve. We strictly comply with the laws and regulations governing our business, not only as a legal obligation and as a competitive necessity, but because it is the right thing to do.

Innovation

We constantly seek innovative ways to enhance patient care and provide value to our customers. We support the creativity, courage and persistence that transform information into knowledge, and knowledge into insights. We seek continuous learning through the adaptation of existing knowledge, as well as through experimentation, with the full understanding that we learn from our failures as well as our successes.

Accountability

As a company and as individuals, we accept full responsibility for our performance and acknowledge our accountability for the ultimate outcome of all that we do. We strive for continuous improvement, believing that competence, reliability, and rigorous adherence to process discipline are the keys to excellence.

Collaboration

We believe in teamwork and the limitless possibilities of collaborative energy. We achieve excellence by putting collective goals ahead of personal interests. We support and encourage open communication and meaningful cooperation among colleagues from varying backgrounds and disciplines. We respect individual differences, and we value diversity.

Leadership

We strive to be the best at what we do - both as a company, and as individuals. We embrace the qualities of personal leadership - courage, competence, confidence and a passion for surpassing expectations. We will provide growth opportunities for our employees, quality services and products to our customers and superior returns to our shareholders.

Arterial Blood Gas Sampling

The fundamental goal in the creation of the "Arterial Blood Gas Sampling" was to provide medical students, trainees, established specialists with a practical guide to commonly encountered ABG Sampling. Much emphasis has been placed on maintaining a standardized format throughout the manual to allow the reader to predict the flow of the chapters. The detailed narrative text is complemented with illustrations created by two artists to maintain a uniform presentation style and conceptual consistency that facilitates comprehension of the procedure.
Completely updated with the latest techniques, this edition enables you to make optimal use of today's best options. A new format makes the book easier to consult than ever before. You'll see exactly how and when to perform ABG Sampling, so you can choose and implement the best possible approach for every patient!

This book can be recommended with confidence to all specialists with recognized credential for ABG sampling: MD, DO, CRTT, RRT, RN, RPFT, CPFT, MLT, RCVT, CPT I, CPT II- whose training will be accelerated and benefited by the reference to this book.

ISBN: 978-0-9827274-4-7

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