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For instructions about collecting and preparing your specimen, you need to identify and select your specimen type: View or print complete instruction guide.
- Special Collections
Specimen Handling; Specimen Collection and Preparation ......
- Blood
Step 3: If Appropriate, Pour the Specimen into an Aliquot...
- Urine
If a 24-hour collection is required, print the 24-Hour Urine...
- Stool
Storage of the specimen until it is returned; Do not fill...
- Microbiology Specimen
Specimen Handling; Specimen Collection and Preparation ......
- Microbiology Organism
Specimen requirements ; Specimen container requirements ;...
- Test Catalog
Review complete laboratory testing policies, including...
- Special Collections
aseptic technique to collect specimens to prevent introduction of microorganisms during invasive procedures. • Clearly label specimen container with patient’s name, identification number, date and time of collection, and initials of person labeling specimen. • Collect an adequate amount of specimen. • Develop an understanding of the ...
All specimens must be clearly labeled with patient’s name, identification number (medical record number, Social Security number, or date of birth), date, and source of specimen.
Following the collection, preparation, and transport instructions help ensure the best possible test results. Proper identification of each specimen is equally as important. Clearly label each specimen with the patient’s name and date collected.
Review complete laboratory testing policies, including details about billing, compliance, specimens, and results.
To obtain materials, information or to arrange for pickup of this type of specimen, please contact Customer Service at 540-536-5500 or 800-786-9259. Most laboratory tests are performed on anticoagulated whole blood, plasma, or serum.
The following table is a compilation of patient information and signature forms found in the Test Catalog.
