Legend
1. Desk, 30 by 40 in., single pedestsl
2. Filinf cabinet, letter liie
4. Staining link 5- Cup link
6. Analytic*] balance
8. Cabinets with «djuiUbl* ■helve«, below counter
9. Electric atrip outlet«, continuous
10. Bookcase
11. Utility »ink
15, Gaa outlet
13. Table for magazine*
14, Suction outlet
16. Compressed air outlet
16. Table for instruments
17. Straight chair 3 8, Stool
19. Two -compartment sink 8-»n. deep; drainboards-noncorrosive metal; peg boards above dralnboard*
20. Cabinet with traah receptacle on inside of door
21. Utility cart
22. Laboratory pressure sterilizer
23. Hot air oven
24. Incubator
26. Shelf or table for analytical balance 26. Centrifuge
27. Table for Harvard trip balance
Waste paper receptacle 2». Refrigerator. 8 eu. ft. 3(1. Refrigerator, blood bank
31. Worktable
32. Micro-hematocrit centrifuge
33. Examination table
34. Lavatory
36. Basal metabolism apparatus
36- Electrocardiograph
37 Hook strip
39- Storage cabinet«
41. Adult scale
42. Fume hood
43. Double-pedestal oflce desk
44. Office chair, swivel, with arms
46. Noncorrosive metal work surface; pitch to sink 4«. Typewriter desk
47. Poature chair
48. Technicians' lockers
49. Specimen receiving table
50- Request file with pigeon holes SI. Slide file cabinet 62. Microscope table 53. Exhauat hood
54. Eaay chair
66, Wall-hung water cloaet
66. Paper towel dispenser
6«. Emergency call station (push button) connected to buster at secretary's desk
59, Telephone outlet
60, Interconynunicatiorv system outlet
61, Buxxer at receptionist's desk from emergency calling stations
62- Hook on toilet-side of door
63, Fire extinguisher
64. Pass-through between toilet and laboratory 66, Exhaust air grills near floor
66. Wall cabinet
67. Refrigerator, 11 co. ft,
68. Pipette washer
69. Shelf, for pipette washer, 10 in. above floor
70. Folding door
71. Table for electrocardiograph
72. Window
73. Curtain
74. Sink with electric waste disposal
75. Carbon dioxide cylinder
76. Gaa cylinders under table 77- Shelf for urine bottle* )
78. Drawers with adjustable shelves, below counter
Fig. 1 (a) Plan A (70,000 to 120,000 teiti annually) for average size of 150 to 200 beds, (b) Plan B (40.000 to 75,000 tests annually) far average size of 100 la 150 beds, (c) Plan C {20,000 to 30,000 tests annually) for leu than 100 beds.
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