The Source Selection IPT consists of standing members from the NAVAIR Acquisition Policy and Processes Department, AIR-2.1, AIR-4.10E, Logistics Management Integration Department, and a AIR-11.0 Senior Attorney, with AIR-4.10E and AIR-2.1 as the Co-Chairs.
9.2.7.1 Basic Definitions Critical temperature (T c)The maximum temperature at which a gas can be converted into a liquid by an increase inpressure. Critical pressure (p c)The minimum pressure which would suffice to liquefy a substance at its criticaltemperature. Above the critical pressure, increasing the temperature will not cause a fluidto vaporize to give a two-phase system.
Critical Tests are those which have been identified as needing to be performed and reported as quickly. as test procedure permits from the time the specimen is collected and results are important regardless of. whether they are normal or abnormal. Â· For inpatients, the laboratory calls critical values the first time the limit is exceeded. Â· A new call is made every 7 days if the value for the test continues to be critical. Â· Whenever a value falls outside the critical range and then becomes critical again, a new call is made. Â· Every call for a critical value starts a new 7 day period. Â· All outpatient critical values are called unless an exception is noted in the table below. Policy: All critical results are communicated as specified in UWHC Hospital Administrative Policy 8.07.