Webinar Quiz: Using Lean in the Histology Lab: Identifying Waste Hiding in Plain Sight -Sakura Finetek USA

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Which of the of the following describes what “workflow” refers to?(Required)

Workflow is “how” things get done

Workflow is “how much” gets done

Workflow is “how well” things get done

All of the above

Which of the of the following describes what “efficiency” refers to?(Required)

Efficiency is “how” things get done

Efficiency is “how much” gets done

Efficiency is “how well” things get done

All of the above

Which of the below is true?(Required)

Lean focuses on reducing defects while Six Sigma focuses on eliminating waste

Lean focuses on eliminating waste while Six Sigma focuses on reducing defects

Lean and Six Sigma focus only on reducing waste

Neither Lean nor Six Sigma focus on reducing waste or defects

How many types of Muda, or waste, categories are typically referenced?(Required)

Why is it important to establish your current state before making changes?(Required)

Helps establish where you are now to determine how to get where you want to go

Recognizing and admitting there is a problem that can be fixed

Use the date gained to help track results of changes later

All of the above

Which of the below is not a component or purpose of a Gemba Walk?(Required)

Involves literally walking the workspace or process to see what is really happening

Provides an opportunity to identify areas for continuous improvement

Provides an opportunity to identify mistakes and assign blame

Allows work as a team to make sure perceptions of how a process is done matches with the reality of how the process is performed

Why does processing widgets in large batches slow down the process?(Required)

Individual components may be finished and ready to go to the next stage but must wait for the rest for they can move (waste)

Large batches actually finish much faster than small, continuous flow

Widgets take a long time to finish

All of the above

Which of the below is NOT a current risk in the manual tissue embedding process?(Required)

Each cassette is re-opened at embedding, exposing the tissue to the risk of being lost

Tissues that come in contact with forceps, embedding surfaces, and base molds are at risk for potential cross-contamination

Manual embedding gets done too quickly so there is a risk of too much time

Incorrect orientation of defects may result in tissue risk or rework

What is helpful about using a process map?(Required)

Allows you to map out each step of a process to establish a current state

Allows you to identify steps in a process that may not add value that could be eliminated

Helps identify and map out decisions made during the process

All of the above

Which of the below is a tool that can be used during continuous process improvement(Required)

Gemba Walk

Process maps

Spaghetti maps

All of the above

Webinar Quiz: Using Lean in the Histology Lab: Identifying Waste Hiding in Plain Sight

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