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Maximize the power of the Pap by following these navigational tips for proper collection and improved patient care. A Map to Success Visit hologic.com/thinprep for more details and best practices for Pap collection.
The following guidelines are referenced from CLSI Document GP15-A31 and are recommended in the collection process for obtaining a ThinPrep® Pap Test (TPPT) specimen. In general, the guidelines state that it is important to obtain a specimen that is not obscured by blood, mucus, inflammatory exudate or lubricant.
www.thinprep.com ThinPrep ® Pap Test ™ Quick Reference Guide Endocervical Brush/Spatula Protocol Part No. 85217-001 Rev. H ©2007, Cytyc Corporation 1. Papanicolaou Technique Approved Guidelines (NCCLS Document GP15-A)
ThinPrep Pap Test PreservCyt Solution Instructions for Use File: AW-22719-1102_001_02.pdf Country-Language: GR (Greece) - Greek, CY (Cyprus) - Greek
ThinPrep® Specimen Collection Specimen collection is a key factor in obtaining adequate and representative samples for analysis. When collecting a specimen, it is important to use appropriate devices and techniques.
Labels specimen container with “Pap Smear Label” generated from Electronic Health Record (EHR) (i.e., name, EHR #, date of service, program) Explains procedure to patient Places patient in lithotomy position and drapes Gloves both hands Lubricates speculum with warm water as needed
15 Ιαν 2020 · Pap Smear Specimen Collection Using ThinPrep® Pap Test® Method Print new copies from Intranet Last Approved Date: 1/15/2020 Legacy Laboratory Client Services (503) 413-1234 Toll Free (877) 270-5566 Page 1 of 1 Option 1: Endocervical Brush/Spatula Protocol 1. Obtain an adequate sampling from the exocervix using a plastic spatula. 2.
