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CULTURE ABSCESS AFB ABA

CULTURE ABSCESS BACTERIAL ABB

CULTURE ABSCESS FUNGUS ABF

STAIN AFB MYCOBACTERIUM AF7

CULTURE ADULT BLOOD BACTERIAL BAB

CULTURE BLOOD AFB BCA

CULTURE BLOOD BRUCELLA BCB

CULTURE BLOOD FUNGUS BCF

CULTURE BODY FLUID AFB BFA

CULTURE BODY FLUID BACTERIAL BFB

CULTURE BODY FLUID FUNGUS BFF

CULTURE BONE MARROW AFB BMA

CULTURE BONE MARROW BACTERIAL BMB

CULTURE BONE MARROW FUNGUS BMF

CULTURE PEDIATRIC BLOOD BACTERIAL BPB

CULTURE BRONCHIAL AFB BRA

CULTURE BRONCHIAL BACTERIAL BRB

CULTURE BRONCHIAL FUNGUS BRF

CULTURE BRONCHIAL LEGIONELLA BRL

ANTIGEN C DIFFICILE STOOL CDI

CHLAMYDIA / GC PROBE CGP

CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS PROBE CHP

ANTIGEN CRYPTOCOCCUS SERUM CRS

ANTIGEN CRYPTOCOCCUS CSF CRYSTAIN CRYPTOSPORIDIA STOOL CS

CULTURE CERVICAL BACTERIAL CXB

CULTURE CERVICAL FUNGUS CXF

DARKFIELD EXAM DKX

ANTIGEN RAPID STREP A GAS

GC PROBE GCP

GRAM STAIN GS

STAIN WRIGHT'S HIS

KOH PREP KOH

LEGIONELLA DIRECT STAIN LDF

CULTURE MISC SOURCE BRUCELLA MBR

MICROSPORIDUM STAIN MIS

CULTURE MISC SOURCE AFB MSA

CULTURE MISC SOURCE BACTERIAL MSB

CULTURE MISC SOURCE FUNGUS MSF

CULTURE MISC SOURCE LEGIONELLA MSL

CULTURE NASO PHARYNX BACTERIAL NPB

CULTURE NASO PHARYNX FUNGUS NPF

CULTURE RECTAL AFB REA

CULTURE RECTAL BACTERIAL REB

CULTURE RECTAL FUNGUS REF

CULTURE RECTAL GC RGC

CULTURE CSF AFB SFA

CULTURE CSF BACTERIAL SFB

CULTURE CSF FUNGUS SFF

CULTURE SPUTUM AFB SPA

CULTURE SPUTUM BACTERIAL SPB

CULTURE SPUTUM FUNGUS SPF

CULTURE STOOL AFB STA

CULTURE STOOL BACTERIAL STB

CULTURE STOOL FUNGUS STF

CULTURE TRACHEAL FUNGUS TF

CULTURE THROAT GC TGC

CULTURE THROAT BACTERIAL THB

CULTURE THROAT FUNGUS THF

CULTURE TISSUE AFB TIA

CULTURE TISSUE BACTERIAL TIB

CULTURE TISSUE FUNGUS TIF

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CULTURE TRACHEAL AFB TRA

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CULTURE TISSUE BRUCELLA TSB

CULTURE URINE AFB URA

CULTURE URINE BACTERIAL URB

CULTURE URINE FUNGUS URF

CULTURE URETHRAL AFB UTA

CULTURE URETHRAL BACTERIAL UTB

CULTURE URETHRAL FUNGUS UTF

CULTURE VAGINAL BACTERIAL VAB

CULTURE VAGINAL FUNGUS VF

CULTURE WOUND AFB WOA

CULTURE WOUND BACTERIAL WOB

CULTURE WOUND FUNGUS WOF

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ANTIBODY TITER (A & B) ABOTT

ANTIBODY SCREEN ABSC

ANTIGLOBULIN ANTIBODY TITER/RH/OTH ABTR

BLOOD BANK MISCELLANEOUS SPECIMEN BBMS

COLD AGGLUTININ TITER CAT

TYPE / DAT NEONATE CBWT, DAG

DIRECT COOMBS IgG / C3 DAT

HEMOGLOBIN FETAL STAIN FCSKB

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FACTOR VIII INHIBITOR 8IN

FACTOR IX INHIBITOR 9IN

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ANTICARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY IGA APA

ANTICARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY IGG APA

ANTICARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY IGM APA

PTT MIXING STUDY APM

ANTITHROMBIN III ACTIVITY AT3

PROTEIN C ACTIVITY CAC

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FACTOR XI ACTIVITY F11

FACTOR XII ACTIVITY F12

FACTOR XIII SCREEN BLOOD F13

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HEPARIN INDUCED PLATELET ANTIBODY HIT

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HEPARIN ASSAY - LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT LMW

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FACTOR VIII INHIBITOR PORCINE P8

PLATELET AGGREGATION PAG

PLATELET FUNCTION SCREEN (PFA-100) PFS

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PREKALLIKREIN SCREEN PRE

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ANTI-STREPTOLYSIN O QUANTITATIVE ASO

AST ASTCHLORIDE BODY FLUID BCLCREATININE BODY FLUID BFCGLUCOSE BODY FLUID BFGPROTEIN BODY FLUID BFP

BASIC METABOLIC PANEL BMP

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CALCIUM BLOOD CACALCIUM BODY FLUID CBF

BILIRUBIN CONJUGATED BLOOD CBR

CERULOPLASMIN BLOOD CERCHOLESTEROL BODY FLUID CHF

CHOLESTEROL BLOOD CHL

CHLORIDE BLOOD CL

COMPREHENSIVE METABOLIC PANEL CMP

CARBON DIOXIDE BLOOD CO2

CK BLOOD CPK

CREATININE BLOOD CRE

HS-CRP CRH

C REACTIVE PROTEIN BLOOD CRP

ELECTROLYTES ELYALKALINE PHOSPHATASE BODY FLUID FAKALBUMIN BODY FLUID FALAMMONIA BODY FLUID FAMBILIRUBIN TOTAL BODY FLUID FBTCK BODY FLUID FCKCARBON DIOXIDE BODY FLUID FCO

IRON BLOOD FEIRON BODY FLUID FFEGGT BODY FLUID FGGTIBC BODY FLUID FIBLACTIC ACID BODY FLUID FLALIPASE BODY FLUID FLICK-MB BODY FLUID FMBMAGNESIUM BODY FLUID FMGOSMOLALITY BODY FLUID FOSAST/SGOT BODY FLUID FOTPHOSPHORUS BODY FLUID FPOALT BODY FLUID FPT

FRUCTOSAMINE BLOOD FRUTRIGLYCERIDE BODY FLUID FTR

TROPONIN T BODY FLUID FTTURIC ACID BODY FLUID FUA

IGG / ALB CSF GAR

GAMMA-GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE (GGT) BLOOD GGT

GLUCOSE BLOOD GLU

GLUCOSE TOLERANCE 100 G (DIAGNOSTIC) FOR GESTATIONAL DIABETE GT1

GLUCOSE TOLERANCE 50 G (SCREENING) FOR GESTATIONAL DIABETES GT5

GLUCOSE TOLERANCE 75 G TEST GT7

HAPTOGLOBIN BLOOD HAPHDL CHOLESTEROL BODY FLUID HDF

HDL CHOLESTEROL BLOOD HDL

HEPATIC FUNCTION PANEL HPF

HS-CRP (Includes Relative Risk) HSC

IGA QUANTITATIVE BLOOD IGAIGE QUANTITATIVE IGE

IGG QUANTITATIVE BLOOD IGG

IGM QUANTITATIVE BLOOD IGM

POTASSIUM BLOOD KPOTASSIUM BODY FLUID KBFLACTIC ACID VENOUS LALDH BODY FLUID LDB

LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE (LDH) BLOOD LDH

LIPID/HDL PROFILE BLOOD LIP

LIPASE BLOOD LP

MICROALBUMINURIA RANDOM URINE MA

MICROALBUMINURIA 24 HR URINE MAT

CK-MB CK RATIO MB

MAGNESIUM BLOOD MG

SODIUM BLOOD NA

SODIUM 24 HR URINE NAUOSMOLALITY BLOOD OSMPREALBUMIN BLOOD PALPH BODY FLUID PHF

PHOSPHORUS INORGANIC BLOOD PO4

PROTEIN TOTAL BLOOD PRO

RHEUMATOID FACTOR QUANTITATIVE RF

RENAL FUNCTION PANEL RNLSODIUM BODY FLUID SBFCHLORIDE CSF SFCGLUCOSE CSF SFGPROTEIN CSF SFP

SWEAT CHLORIDE SWT

AMYLASE 24 HR URINE TAU

TIBC BLOOD TBC

BILIRUBIN TOTAL BLOOD TBR

CHLORIDE 24 HR URINE TCL

CALCIUM 24 HR URINE TCU

TRIGLYCERIDES BLOOD TGL

GLUCOSE 24 HR URINE TGU

POTASSIUM 24 HR URINE TKU

TROPONIN - T TNT

OSMOLALITY URINE TIMED TOU

PHOSPHORUS 24 HR URINE TPUTRANSFERRIN BLOOD TRF

URIC ACID 24 HOUR URINE TUA

UREA NITROGEN 24 HR URINE TUN

URIC ACID BLOOD UABUREA NITROGEN BODY FLUID UNF

17-HYDROXY-PROGESTERONE BLOOD 17O

5-HYDROXY-INDOLEACETIC ACID 5HYHEMOGLOBIN A1C GLYCOSYLATED BLOOD A1C

ALPHA-FETOPROTEIN AMNIOTIC FLUID AAF

ADRENOCORTICOTROPHIC HORMONE ADR

AMNIOTIC FLUID SPECTRUM AFS

ALDOSTERONE BLOOD ALD

CATECHOLAMINES TOTAL URINE CAT

CALCITONIN CTN

CATECHOLAMINES FRACTIONATED BLOOD FCA

CATECHOLAMINES FCTU 24 HOUR URINE FCU

FOLLICLE S HORMONE BLOOD FSHG6PD ASSAY BLOOD G6A

G6PD SCREENING BLOOD G6S

GASTRIN SERUM GA

GROWTH HORMONE GHHEMOGLOBIN A2 BLOOD HA2

HEMOGLOBIN EVALUATION BLOOD HGA

HEMOGLOBIN F BLOOD HGFHEMOGLOBIN S BLOOD HGS

IMMUNOGLOBULIN E IGE

IGF-1 IGF

INHIBIN INH

INSULIN IRI

LUTEINIZING HORMONE BLOOD LH

ALPHA-FETOPROTEIN MATERNAL SERUM MAFHEMOGLOBIN / MYOGLOBIN, QUALITATIVE URINE MY

C-PEPTIDE PEP

PRENATAL QUADSCREEN MATERNAL SERUM PNQ

PRENATAL TRIPLESCREEN MATERNAL SERUM PNS

PROLACTIN BLOOD PRL

INTACT PTH PTI

RENIN ACTIVITY BLOOD RN

HEMOGLOBIN S (SICKLEDEX) SKD

THYROID ANTIBODY TGA

THYROGLOBULIN THG

NORMETANEPHRINE AND METANEPHRINE TOTAL 24 HOUR URINE TMT

THYROID PEROXIDASE ANTIBODY TPO

ALDOSTERONE 24 HOUR URINE UAL

VANILLYLMANDELIC ACID 24 HOUR URINE VMA

BUFFY COAT SMEAR BLOOD BC

BUFFY COAT FOR MICROORGANISMS BLOOD BCM

CBC / PLATELETS CBP

CBC / PLATELET COUNT / DIFFERENTIAL CPD

BONE MARROW EXAM BME

DIFFERENTIAL BLOOD MDF

EOSINOPHIL COUNT BLOOD ECB

EOS - NASAL / SPUTUM SMEAR ENS

HEINZ BODY TEST HNZ

LEUKOCYTE ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE LAP

MALARIA SMEAR MAL

PCV BLOOD PCV

PCV BODY FLUID PBF

PLATELET COUNT PLT

RETICULOCYTE COUNT RET

SED RATE BLOOD SED

SEZARY CELL PREP BLOOD SEZFLOW CYTOMETRY FOR STEM CELL (CD34 AND CD3) 34F

ANTI MITOCHONDRIAL ANTIBODY (PBC) BLOOD AMA

ANA ANA

ANCA (VASCULITIS/WEG/RPGN) BLOOD ANC

SPECIFIC ANA PROFILE ANP

ANA SURVEY ANS

FLOW CYTOMETRY FOR LYMPHOMA AND LEUKEMIA BTF

CH50 BLOOD C50

CRYOGLOBULIN EVALUATION & QUANTITATION CGE

CH50 BODY FLUID CHB

ANTI DNA BLOOD DNA

ELECTROPHORESIS AND IMMUNOFIXATION URINE ELUENA BLOOD (RNP & SM) ENA

FLOW CYTOMETRY FOR CONGENITAL IMMUNODEFICIENCY FCI

IGG INDEX - CSF GIX

MONOSPOT QUALITATIVE BLOOD MON

ANTI-MYELOPEROXIDASE MPO

OLIGOCLONAL INDEX CSF OLG

ANTI PROTEASE 3 PR3

HELICOBACTER PYLORI IgG ANTIBODY PYL

RPR QUALITATIVE BLOOD RPR

SM / RNP RSAFLOW CYTOMETRY FOR STEM CELL S3F

SCL-70 SCA

SMITH ANA SEA

FLOW CYTOMETRY FOR IMMUNODEFICIENCY / TRANSPLANT (B & T CELL SUBSETS)

ANTI-SMOOTH MUSCLE ANTIBODY SMA

SSA SSA

SSB SSB

TOXOPLASMA IgG AND IgM BLOOD TOX

BCRABL mRNA DETECTION B2A

BCL-2 GENE REARRANGEMENT BC2

BRAIN LOH (1p, 10q, 17p AND 19q) BLH

BMPR2 SEQUENCING - UNKNOWN MUTATION BP1

BMPR2 SEQUENCING - KNOWN MUTATION BP2

HEREDITARY HEMOCHROMATOSIS MUTATION (C282Y) C28

ELECTROPHORESIS AND IMMUNOFIXATION FOR MONOCLONAL IMMUNOGLOBULIN (BLOOD)

MCAD DNA ANALYSIS CAD

CARBAMYL PHOSPHATE SYNTHETASE I DEFICIENCY CBD

CYSTIC FIBROSIS TESTING CFT

COMBINED PITUITARY HORMONE DEFICIENCY CPH

BARTONELLA HENSELAE CST

DNA ISOLATION (BANKING) DNI

FLT3 INTERNAL TANDEM DUPLICATION FL3

FACTOR V MUTATION (R506Q) FVM

FRAGILE X MUTATION FXM

HEREDITARY HEMOCHROMATOSIS MUTATION (H63D) H63

METHYLENETETRAHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE HHC

HEREDITARY PANCREATITIS HP3

HEREDITARY PANCREATITIS (R122H) HTP

SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENE HTT

HUNTINGTON DNA ANALYSIS HUN

IGH GENE REARRANGEMENT BY PCR IGR

MONOAMINE OXIDASE A MAO

MICROSATELLITE INSTABILITY TESTING MSI

PROTHROMBIN MUTATION (G20210A) PT2

PARVOVIRUS B 19 DNA PVB

BONE MARROW ENGRAFTMENT RFL

T-CELL CLONALITY - T GAMMA TCC

BACTERICIDAL TITER SERUM BCT

SENSITIVITY, MICRODILUTION MIC and MBC MBCSENSITIVITY, MICRODILUTION MIC MIC

ADENOVIRUS BY PCR ADV

CMV DETECTION BY AMPLIFIED PROBE CMD

CMV QUANTIFICATION CMQ

CHLAMYDIA PNEUMONIAE BY PCR CPN

CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS AND NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE AMPLIFIED DNA ASSAYS

EBV DETECTION BY AMPLIFIED PROBE EBD

EBV QUANTIFICATION EBQ

EHRLICHIA DETECTION BY AMPLIFIED PROBE EHD

ENTEROVIRUS DETECTION BY AMPLIFIED PROBE EVD

HERPESVIRUS-6 AMPLIFIED PROBE H6D

HEPATITIS B DNA QUANTIFICATION BY PCR HBD

HEPATITIS C VIRUS GENOTYPING BY PCR AND SEQUENCING HC5

HEPATITIS C RNA DETECTION BY PCR HCP

HEPATITIS C RNA QUANTIFICATION BY PCR HCQ

HIV - 1 ULTRASENSITIVE VIRAL LOAD BY PCR HNA

HIGH RISK HPV DNA DETECTION HPP

HSV DETECTION BY AMPLIFIED PROBE HSD

HIV - 1 VIRAL LOAD BY PCR HV1

HIV - 1 GENOTYPING HVG

INFLUENZA A BY PCR IAD

INFLUENZA B BY PCR IBD

RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS (RSV) A & B BY PCR RSD

MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS DETECTION BY PCR TBD

VZV DETECTION BY AMPLIFIED PROBE VZD

WEST NILE VIRUS DETECTION BY AMPLIFIED PROBE WND

ACETAMINOPHEN BLOOD ACE

AMIKACIN LEVEL AKLAMINO ACID CSF CSA

AMINO ACIDS PLASMA AA

AMINO ACIDS URINE AAU

AMPHETAMINE CLASS CONFIRMATION GCB

BARBITURATES CONFIRMATION GCA

BENZODIAZEPINE CONFIRMATION GCZ

CANNABINOIDS CONFIRMATION THC

CARBAMAZEPINE BLOOD CBM

COCAINE METABOLITE CONFIRMATION BEG

CREATININE 24 HOUR URINE TCR

CYCLOSPORINE BLOOD CYOCYSTINE URINE QUANTITATIVE CYU

DIGOXIN BLOOD DIG

DRUG SCREEN SERUM DSS

DRUG SCREEN URINE DSA

DRUG SCREEN: SERUM & URINE DSU

ETHYL ALCOHOL BLOOD ETH

ETHYLENE GLYCOL EG

FK-506 FK5

GENTAMICIN LEVEL GML

HOMOCYSTEINE, TOTAL HCB

ISO-PROPANOL SERUM ISP

LEAD, BLOOD LDW or LDP

LIDOCAINE BLOOD LID

LITHIUM BLOOD LIT

METHADONE CONFIRMATION GCM

METHANOL SERUM MTH

METHOTREXATE BLOOD MTX

METHYLHISTAMINE URINE MHU

MISCELLANEOUS DRUG CONFIRMATION MDC

OPIATES CONFIRMATION GCO

URINE OPIATES UOP

PHENCYCLIDINE CONFIRMATION GCC

PHENOBARBITAL BLOOD PNB

PHENOTHIAZINES CONFIRMATION GCF

PHENYLBUTYRATE PBA

PHENYTOIN BLOOD PYT

PHENYTOIN, FREE (UNBOUND) BLOOD FPH

PRIMIDONE BLOOD PMD

PROCAINAMIDE (& NAPA) BLOOD PRC

PROPOXYPHENE CONFIRMATION GCX

PROTEIN 24 HOUR URINE PRU

QUINIDINE BLOOD QND

SALICYLATE BLOOD SAL

SIROLIMUS BLOOD SIR

THEOPHYLLINE BLOOD THE

TOBRAMYCIN LEVEL TML

TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS CONFIRMATION GCT

URINE ACETAMINOPHEN UAC

URINE AMPHETAMINES UDA

URINE BARBITURATES UDB

URINE BENZODIAZEPINES UBE

URINE CANNABINOIDS UCA

URINE COCAINE METABOLITES UCO

URINE METHADONE UME

URINE PHENOTHIAZINES UPH

URINE PROPOXYPHENE UPR

URINE SALICYLATES USA

URINE TRICYCLICS UTR

VALPROIC ACID BLOOD VAL

VALPROIC ACID (FREE) BLOOD VAF

VANCOMYCIN LEVEL VML

VOLATILE DRUG SCREEN SERUM VSS

VOLATILE DRUG SCREEN URINE DSVALBUMIN URINE ALB

BODY FLUID MISC - CELL COUNTS / DIFFERENTIAL BFBILIRUBIN URINE BILCLINITEST URINE CLT

BODY FLUID CSF CELL COUNTS / DIFFERENTIAL CSF

URINALYSIS - DIPSTICK ONLY DIPEOSINOPHILS URINE EOUGLUCOSE TOLERANCE URINE GTUHEMOSIDERIN STAIN URINE HMSPOLARIZED LIGHT SYNOVIAL POL

ACETONE SERUM SASPECIFIC GRAVITY BODY FLUID SGBSPECIFIC GRAVITY URINE SGU

SYNOVIAL FLUID EXAM SYN

URINALYSIS UA1GLUCOSE URINE UG

VISCOSITY SERUM VIS

WATSON SCHWARTZ WAT

CYTOMEGALOVIRUS ANTIBODY IgG & IgM CMB

EPSTEIN BARR ANTIBODY EBB

HEPATITIS B CORE TOTAL ANTIBODY HBC

HEPATITIS A ANTIBODY PROFILE HAV

HEPATITIS A IgM ANTIBODY HAM

HEPATITIS A TOTAL ANTIBODY HAT

HEPATITIS B CORE IgM ANTIBODY HBM

HEPATITIS B e ANTIBODY HEB

HEPATITIS B e ANTIGEN HEA

HEPATITIS B PROFILE HBP

HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIBODY HBS

HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN HBG

HEPATITIS C ANTIBODY HCV

HIV - 1 & 2 ANTIBODY HIV

HSV ANTIBODY IgG & IgM HSB

HTLV I/II ANTIBODY HTLRUBELLA IgG RUBVARICELLA-ZOSTER ANTIBODY IgG VZB

VARICELLA-ZOSTER ANTIBODY IgG IFA VZ2MEASLES IgG MEA

CMV ANTIGENEMIA CAE

INFLUENZA A AND / OR B ANTIGEN DETECTION FLG

ROTAVIRUS ANTIGEN DETECTION ROG

RSV ANTIGEN DETECTION RSG

VARICELLA ZOSTER ANTIGEN DETECTION VZG

HERPES SIMPLEX ANTIGEN DETECTION HSG

CMV CULTURE & ANTIGEN DETECTION CMC

COMPREHENSIVE VIRAL CULTURE / CMV ANTIGEN DETECTION CCV

COMPREHENSIVE VIRAL CULTURE / FLU A&B ANTIGEN DETECTION VSF

COMPREHENSIVE VIRAL CULTURE & RSV ANTIGEN DETECTION VSR

HERPES SIMPLEX CULTURE HVC

INFLUENZA VIRAL CULTURE & ANTIGEN DETECTION IVC

LIMITED VIRAL CULTURE LVC

RSV VIRAL CULTURE & ANTIGEN DETECTION RVC

COMPREHENSIVE VIRAL CULTURE / CMV & FLU A&B ANTIGEN DETECTION

COMPREHENSIVE VIRAL CULTURE, CMV ANTIGEN DETECTION, RSV ANTIGEN DETECTION

COMPREHENSIVE VIRAL CULTURE, CMV ANTIGEN DETECTION, RSV ANTIGEN DETECTION, FLU A&B ANTIGEN DETECTION

VIRAL CULTURE - COMPREHENSIVE VS

ASCITIC FLUID CYTOLOGY NGY

FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION FNA

BREAST SMEAR CYTOLOGY (Nipple discharge) NGY

BRONCHIAL BRUSH CYTOLOGY NGY

BRONCHIAL WASH CYTOLOGY NGY

THIN PREP PAP GYN

CSF CYTOLOGY NGY

CYST FLUID CYTOLOGY NGY

ESOPH BRUSH CYTOLOGY NGY

COMPREHENSIVE VIRAL CULTURE, RSV ANTIGEN DETECTION, FLU A&B ANTIGEN DETECTION

ESOPH WASH CYTOLOGY NGY

GASTRIC BRUSH CYTOLOGY NGY

GASTRIC WASH CYTOLOGY NGY

HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS DETECTION - HIGH RISK ONLY HPV

LIQUID BASE CYTOLOGY, THIN PREP PAP GYN

MISCELLANEOUS CYTOLOGY NGY

PERICARDIAL FLUID CYTOLOGY NGY

PERITONEAL WASH CYTOLOGY NGY

PLEURAL FLUID CYTOLOGY NGY

PNEUMOCYSTIS &/OR FUNGAL STAIN NGY

SPUTUM CYTOLOGY NGY

URINARY TRACT CYTOLOGY NGY

1,25 DI-OH VITAMIN D BLOOD 12D

11-DEOXYCORTISOL 11D

17 HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS 24 HOUR URINE 17H

17 KETOSTEROIDS 24 HR URINE 17K

17OH PREGNENOLONE BLOOD 17P

18-HYDROXYCORTI-COSTERONE 18H

VITAMIN D, 25 HYDROXY 25D

5' NUCLEOTIDASE 5NU

5-FLUOROCYTOSINE 5FL

ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR MODULATING ANTIBODY ARM

ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR BINDING ANTIBODY ARB

ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE AMNIOTIC FLUID ACF

ACID PHOSPHATASE ACP

ADENOVIRUS ANTIBODY AVA

ADRENAL TOTAL AUTOANTIBODIES ATA

ALDOLASE DOL

ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE - BONE SPECIFIC APB

ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ISOENZYMES - BLOOD API

ALPHA 1 ANTITRYPSIN PHENOTYPE - BLOOD A1P

ALPHA-1-ANTITRYPSIN STOOL A1T

ALUMINUM 24 HOUR URINE ALU

ALUMINUM BLOOD ALS

AMIODARONE BLOOD AOD

AMITRIPTYLINE BLOOD AMN

AMOXAPINE BLOOD RFT

AMPHOTERICIN B BLOOD AMB

AMYLASE FRACTIONATED, BLOOD AIZ

ANAFRANIL BLOOD CLM

ANDROSTANEDIOL GLUCURONIDE AGL

ANDROSTENEDIONE NDR

ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME AGT

ANTI DIURETIC HORMONE BLOOD ADH

ANTI DNASE B BLOOD ADB

ANTI ISLET CELL ANTIBODY BLOOD ICA

APOLIPOPROTEIN EVALUATION ALF

ARSENIC 24 HR URINE ARU

ARSENIC WHOLE BLOOD ARS

ASPERGILLUS TITER BLOOD ASG

BETA HYDROXYBUTYRATE BHY

BETA-2-MICROGLOBULIN B2M

BETA GALACTOSIDASE BLOOD BGL

BILE ACIDS FRACTIONATED BAF

BIOTINIDASE BIO

BORDETELLA ANTIBODIES BPP

BORRELIA BURGDORFERI ANTIBODIES BBT

BORRELIA BURGDORFERI CSF BBF

C1 ESTERASE FUNCTIONAL CMF

C1 ESTERASE INHIBITOR BLOOD CM1

CADMIUM 24 HR URINE CDU

CADMIUM BLOOD CDB

CAFFEINE CFF

CALCITONIN BLOOD CTN

CALCULUS SAK

CANCER ANTIGEN 19-9 C19

CANCER ANTIGEN 27.29 C27

CARNITINE, FREE & TOTAL CNT

CAROTENE BLOOD CTE

CAT SCRATCH FEVER TITER BLOOD BHT

CELIAC PANEL CP

CHLAMYDIA PNEUMONIAE ANTIBODIES CLP

CHLORAMPHENICOL BLOOD CPL

CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE BLOOD CPX

CHOLINESTERASE RBC CRB

CHOLINESTERASE, SERUM CLS

CHROMIUM URINE CHU

CHROMOGRANIN A CAA

CITRATE 24 HR URINE CTU

CLONAZEPAM BLOOD CZP

CLOZAPINE BLOOD CLZ

COCCIDIOIDES TITER BLOOD COC

COMPLEMENT 1 BLOOD RFT

COMPLEMENT 2 BLOOD CM2

COPPER 24 HR URINE CPU

COPPER BLOOD CPB

CYANIDE BLOOD CYB

CYCLIC CITRULLINATED PEPTIDE ANTIBODY IgG CCP

DELTA AMINO LEVULINIC ACID URINE ALA

DEOXYCORTICOSTERONE XCT

DEOXYPYRIDINOLINE DCL

DESIPRAMINE DSP

DEXAMETHASONE BLOOD DEX

DHEA BLOOD DHS

DIAZEPAM BLOOD IAZ

DIGITOXIN BLOOD IGI

DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE BLOOD IHY

DIPHTHERIA ANTIBODY, IgG IPT

DISOPYRAMIDE BLOOD DPM

DOXEPIN OXE

DRUG SCREEN MECONIUM DSM

ECHINOCOCCUS ANTIBODY ECN

ECHOVIRUS ECS

EHRLICHIA IgG & IgM EGM

ELECTROLYTES STOOL FEE

ENCAINIDE BLOOD EIN

ENDOMYSIAL IGA ANTIBODIES EAA

ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA IgG EHI

ERYTHROCYTE OSMOTIC FRAGILITY BLOOD RYT

ERYTHROPOIETIN SERUM EPO

ESTROGEN BLOOD EST

ESTRONE BLOOD ESN

ETHOTOIN BLOOD ETT

FATTY ACIDS, FREE BLOOD FFA

FECAL FAT QUALITATIVE FNS

FECAL FAT 24 HOUR STOOL FFT

FECAL FAT 48 HOUR STOOL FF4

FECAL FAT 72 HOUR STOOL FF7

FELBAMATE BLOOD FEL

FIBRONECTIN AGGREGATES IGA IFA

FLECAINIDE BLOOD FLE

FLUCONAZOLE BLOOD FLU

FLUPHENAZINE FLP

FREE T3 TDF

FUNGAL ANTIBODIES FUN

GABAPENTIN GAB

GALACTOSE 1 PHOSPHATE URIDYLTRANSFERASE BLOOD G1P

GALACTOSIDASE GAL

GALACTOKINASE BLOOD GSS

GANGLIOSIDE AUTOANTIBODIES EVALUATION GAN

GIARDIA ANTIBODIES GLA

GIARDIA ANTIGEN GRA

GLIADIN ANTIBODIES GLI

GLOMERULAR BASEMENT MEMBRANE ANTIBODY GBM

GLUCAGON BLOOD GGN

GLUTAMIC ACID DECARBOXYLASE GDA

GM1 AUTOANTIBODIES GAN

HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZA B IgG HFB

HALDOL BLOOD HAL

HEAVY METALS BLOOD HMT

HEPATITIS C RIBA BLOOD HCR

HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS CSF HSV

HEXOSAMINIDASE TSS

HHV-6 IgG & IgM HV6

HISTAMINE 24 HOUR URINE HSU

HISTAMINE BLOOD HST

HISTONE AUTOANTIBODIES HDN

HOMOCYSTEINE HCU

HOMOVANILLIC ACID 24 HR URINE HVA

HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONITIS BLOOD HSP

HYPOKALEMIA SCREEN URINE DIU

IGG SUBCLASSES BLOOD GSB

IMIPRAMINE BLOOD IMI

IMMUNE COMPLEX C1Q BLOOD ICC

IMMUNE SPECIFIC IC BLOOD ICP

INFLUENZA A & B ANTIBODIES IAB

INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR BP3 ILG

INTRINSIC FACTOR BLOOD INF

ITRACONAZOLE BLOOD ITR

JC VIRUS DNA DETECTION JCV

LAMOTRIGINE LMT

LEAD 24 HR URINE LDU

LEGIONELLA ANTIGEN LGA

LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA ANTIBODIES TYPES 1-6, IgG LGP

LEPTOSPIRA IgG & IgM ANTIBODIES LPT

LIGHT CHAINS QUANTITATIVE URINE LCQ

LIPOPROTEIN PROFILE BLOOD LPR

LIVER/KIDNEY MICROSOME ANTIBODY LKM

LONG CHAIN FATTY ACID BLOOD LCF

LYME DISEASE BLOOD - Confirmation of Positive (Western Blot) LAW

LYMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS AB LCA

MAGNESIUM 24 HR URINE MAU

MANGANESE SERUM MNS

MANGANESE 24 HR URINE MNU

MEASLES ANTIBODIES IgG AND IgM RBG

MERCURY 24 HR URINE MCU

MERCURY BLOOD MCB

METHSUXIMIDE BLOOD MSX

METHYLMALONIC ACID MMA

MEXILETENE BLOOD MEX

MUMPS IgG MUM

MYASTHENIA GRAVIS C BLOOD MGR

MYCOBACTERIAL DNA DETECTOR MYC

MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIAE ANTIBODIES MPN

MYELIN BASIC PROTEIN CSF MBP

MYOGLOBIN SERUM MYG

MYOGLOBIN URINE RANDOM MGU

NEURON SPECIFIC ENOLASE BLOOD NSE

NEURONAL NUCLEAR ANTIBODIES RI

NEUTROPHIL ANTIBODY GYT

NICOTINE - URINE NCT

NORTRIPTYLINE BLOOD TRQ

OCCULT BLOOD STOOL OB

ORGANIC ACIDS BLOOD OAB

OVA & PARASITES STOOL OP

OXALATE 24 HR URINE OXU

OXALATE SERUM OXS

PANCREATIC POLYPEPTIDE PPT

PARATHYROID RELATED PROTEIN PRP

PARIETAL CELL ANTIBODIES PCT

PARVOVIRUS B19 ANTIBODY B19

PEMPHIGUS PEMPHIGOID BLOOD SKA

PENTOBARBITAL BLOOD PBB

PH STOOL PHS

PHENOLPHTHALEIN STOOL PTF

PLASMA HEMOGLOBIN BLOOD PHG

PNEUMOCOCCAL ANTIBODY TITER PNC

PORPHOBILINOGEN QUANT 24 HOUR URINE PUR

PORPHYRINS 24 HOUR STOOL PFF

PORPHYRINS 24 HR URINE PFU

PREGNENOLONE PGN

PROINSULIN BLOOD PIN

PROPAFENONE BLOOD PPF

PROPRANOLOL BLOOD PPL

PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN FREE/TOTAL PSF

PROTOPORPHYRIN FREE ERYTHROCYTE BLOOD PFE

PROZAC LEVEL, BLOOD PZC

PSEUDOCHOLINESTERASE, DIBUCAINE INHIBITION IBU

PYRUVATE BLOOD PYR

PYRUVATE KINASE BLOOD PK

REDUCING SUBSTANCE STOOL RSF

RETICULIN TOTAL ANTIBODIES RTA

REVERSE T3 BLOOD RT3

RI AUTOANTIBODY RI

RIFAMPIN BLOOD RIF

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER BLOOD RCK

RUBELLA IgG & IgM TITER BLOOD RGM

SELENIUM BLOOD SEL

SEROTONIN BLOOD STN

SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOBULIN SEX

SKIN ANTIBODIES SKA

SOMATOSTATIN BLOOD SMT

STREPTOZYME BLOOD STZ

STRONGYLOIDES ANTIBODIES SGY

SULFONAMIDES BLOOD ULF

SULFONYL UREA SCREEN SDS

T3 UPTAKE TUP

TEGRETOL (FREE) BLOOD TGF

TESTOSTERONE 24 HOUR URINE TES

TESTOSTERONE, FREE TSF

TETANUS ANTIBODY BLOOD TET

THIOCYANATE BLOOD TCY

THYROGLOBULIN BLOOD THG

THYROID STIMULATING IMMUNOGLOBULIN TSI

THYROXINE BINDING GLOBULIN TBG

TOPIRAMATE BLOOD TPR

TOXOCARA IGG, IGM, IGA ANTIBODIES TXO

TRAZODONE BLOOD TZD

TRIIODOTHYRONINE, FREE (FREE T3) TDF

TRIIODOTHYRONINE, REVERSE RT3

TRYPSIN STOOL TRY

TRYPTASE, SERUM TPT

TULAREMIA ANTIBODY TUL

VARICELLA ZOSTER IgM VZM

VASOACTIVE INTESTINAL PEPTIDE BLOOD VIP

VITAMIN A BLOOD VTA

VITAMIN B1 BLOOD VB1

VITAMIN B6 BLOOD VB6

VITAMIN C VC

TISSUE TRANSGLUTAMINASE ANTIBODY, IgA WITH REFLEX TO ENDOMYSIAL ANTIBODY, IgA TITER BY IFA

VITAMIN E BLOOD VTE

VITAMIN K VTK

VWF MULTIMER ANALYSIS VWM

WARFARIN BLOOD WAR

ZINC 24 HR URINE ZNU

ZINC PROTOPORPHYRIN ZPR

ZINC, SERUM ZNCALPHA-FETOPROTEIN (TUMOR) TAFCARCINOEMBRYONIC ANTIGEN CEA

CORTISOL BLOOD COR

FERRITIN FER

FETAL LUNG MATURITY FLM

LDH ISOENZYMES LIZPROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN PSA

TESTOSTERONE TST

THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE TSH

THYROXINE, FREE FT4

THYROXINE, TOTAL T4

TRIIODOTHYRONINE, TOTAL TT3

VITAMIN B12 B12

JAK 2 JK2

PH ARTERIAL APHMETHEMOGLOBIN ARTERIAL METO2 SATURATION ARTERIAL O2S

BLOOD GASES VENOUS VBGOXYGEN CONTENT ARTERIAL O2

BLOOD GASES ARTERIAL ABGCARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN CARLACTATE WHOLE BLOOD LACO2 SATURATION VENOUS O2VIONIZED CALCIUM CAIPH VENOUS VPH

PREGNANCY TEST URINE UCG

BETA HCG BLOOD BHC

DHEA-S DHA

ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES AASCANCER ANTIGEN 125 125

FRUCTOSE SEMEN OB FRS

ESTRADIOL E2

INFERTILITY SEMEN EVALUATION OB ISA

FETAL FIBRONECTIN FFN

IUI SEMEN EVALUATION OB IUI

BETA 2 GLYCOPROTEIN 1 ANTIBODIES BGP

OXCARBAZEPINE METABOLITE OXC

ETHOSUXIMIDE THO

ZONISAMIDE ZON

PNH EVALUATION BY FLOW CYTOMETRY PNH

ALBUMIN, BLOOD ABL

LDL, DIRECT LDLCREATININE URINE SPOT CRUPROTEIN URINE SPOT SPU

CHROMOSOME AMNIO CRA

CHROMOSOME BLOOD CBL

CHROMOSOME BONE MARROW CBO

CHROMOSOME FISH FIS

MYCOBACTERIAL DNA SPEC MDS

B-TYPE NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE BNP

PROCOLLAGEN TYPE 1 INTACT N-TERMINAL PROPEPTIDE PNP

PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR INHIBITOR 1 ACTIVITY PAI

ANTITHROMBIN ANTIGEN ATG

LACTOFERRIN, FECAL LCT

INTERLEUKIN 6 IT6

PANCREATIC ELASTASE, FECAL PEF

MYCOPHENOLIC ACID MPA

HELICOBACTER PYLORI ANTIGEN HBA

FREE T4 BY EQUILIBRIUM DIALYSIS-TMS T4E

PLATELET ANTIBODIES, DIRECT ASSAY PDA

POLIOVIRUS ANTIBODIES PVA

BLASTOMYCES ANTIBODIES (CF/ID) BTA

Q FEVER ANTIBODY IgG, PHASE I AND II QFV

JO-1 ANTIBODY, IgG JO1

TSH RECEPTOR ANTIBODY TSR

BETA 2 TRANSFERRIN B2T

PROGESTERONE P4

BRAF (V600E) V6A

BRAF (V600E Sequencing) V6S

TROPONIN - I TRI

METANEPHRINES, PLASMA MPL

RETICULIN ANTIBODY IgG RAI

MANGANESE, WHOLE BLOOD MNB

PROTEIN S ANTIGEN, TOTAL SAT

THIOPURINE METHYLTRANSFERASE TMR

FOLATE, SERUM FS

RBC FOLATE RCF

KEPPRA KEP

ADENOSINE DEAMINASE, BODY FLUID ADF

ADENOVIRUS ANTIBODY IgG ADG

ADENOVIRUS ANTIBODY IgM ADM

ARSENIC FRACTIONATED, URINE AFU

ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME, CSF ANG

ADENOSINE DEAMINASE, RBC ASR

BRUCELLA ANTIBODY BRU

CREATINE KINASE ISOENZYMES CKI

COXSACKIE A9 VIRUS ANTIBODIES CS9

COXSACKIE B VIRUS ANTIBODIES CSB

CORTISOL URINE, FREE CUF

HUMAN T-LYMPHOTROPHIC VIRUS I / II ANTIBODIES, WESTERN BLOT HTW

LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA ANTIBODY (1-6) IgM LGM

METFORMIN MFM

NEOPTERIN NEP

N-TELOPEPTIDE CROSS-LINKED, URINE NTU

PROTEIN C ANTIGEN, TOTAL PCA

PORPHYRINS, SERUM TOTAL PST

TESTOSTERONE BIOAVAILABLE SHBG, FEMALES AND CHILDREN TBF

TESTOSTERONE BIOAVAILABLE AND SHBG, MALES TBM

TISSUE TRANSGLUTAMINASE ANTIBODY, IgG TIG

TISSUE TRANSGLUTAMINASE ANTIBODY, IgA TTA

VITAMIN D, 25 HYDROXY (RIA) VID

HEAVY METAL SCREEN, URINE HMU

HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIBODY, QUANTITATIVE HBQ

HISTOPLASMA YEAST / MYCELIA ANTIBODIES HYM

TESTOSTERONE FREE, FEMALES OR CHILDREN TFF

HIV - 1 DNA DETECTOR V1D

VITAMIN B2 VB2

RNP (ENA) ANTIBODY, IgG RBP

CHROMIUM SERUM CHS

COPPER, URINE RANDOM COP

CITRATE, URINE RANDOM CTR

CADMIUM, URINE RANDOM CUR

BETA GLUCOSIDASE LEUKOCYTES GLC

HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS DETECTR HPT

HISTOPLASMA ANTIBODIES, CSF HTC

MELATONIN 24 HOUR URINE MEU

PLATELET FACTOR 4 PF4

ALPHA FETOPROTEIN AMNIOTIC FLUID (with reflex to AcetylcholinesterasAAF

METHYL HISTAMINE URINE MHU

AMNIOTIC BILIRUBIN SCAN AFS

GLUCOSE 6 PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE G6A

FETAL BLOOD SCREEN FBSRT

BODY FLUID CYTOLOGY NGY

BRUSH CYTOLOGY NGY

LAVAGE AND WASH CYTOLOGY NGY

APO E GENOTYPE APO

BOTULINUM TOXIN BOT

GALOP AUTOANTIBODIES GLP

SULFATIDE AUTOANTIBODIES SLF

ARYLSULFATASE A LEUKOCYTES ASA

PARANEOPLASTIC ANTIBODIES PPA

PORPHYRINS, BLOOD PPH

BK VIRUS, QUANTITATIVE BKV

HISTOPLASMA ANTIGEN PIG

HIV - 1, WESTERN BLOT WBL

BENZODIAZEPINE CONFIRMATION, URINE BZC

BENZODIAZEPINES, SERUM BZS

CHROMOSOME HIGH RESOLUTION CHR

CHROMOSOME TISSUE ONCOLOGY CTO

CHROMOSOME TISSUE NON-ONCOLOGY CTS

MYCOPLASMA / UREAPLASMA CULTURE MUP

BIOTINIDASE, SERUM (With paired normal control) BIO

COMPLEMENT FACTOR B CFB

CYTOKERATIN 19 FRAGMENT (CYFRA 21-1), SERUM CYFRA

TISSUE TRANSGLUTAMINASE PANEL TTG

GLIADIN IGG & IGA ABS GLI

CALPROTECTIN CAP

ALPHA SUBUNIT ASB

PLATELET ANTIBODY INDIRECT PLI

PIVKA II PIV

GALACTOSE-1-PHOSPHATE GP1

VITAMIN D, 1,25-DIHYDROXY, SERUM VDH

VITAMIN D 25 HYDROXY D2 AND D3, SERUM D25

NPM NPM

LAMBDA LIGHT CHAINS QUANT LLC

FREE LIGHT CHAINS QUANT FLC

KAPPA LIGHT CHAINS QUANT KLC

LECITHIN-SPHINGOMYELIN RATIO LSR

ARGATROBAN ASSAY ARG

FONDAPARINUX ASSAY (Arixtra) FON

VERIFY NOW ASPIRIN VNA

VERIFY NOW PLAVIX VNP

URINALYSIS & MICROSCOPIC UA2

CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS AMPLIFIED DNA ASSAY CTD

NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE AMPLIFIED DNA ASSAY GCD

CYSTATIN C STC

ASPERGILLUS ANTIGEN AAG

HEPATITIS DELTA VIRUS ABS HDT

LYMPHOCYTE MITOGEN PROLIFERATION LMP

CHLAMYDIA ANTIBODY PSI

ACYLCARNITINE PROFILE ACY

CHROMOSOME MICROARRAY CHM

ORGANIC ACIDS URINE OAU

HLV-2 ANTIBODY HV2

ANTI-HETEROLOGOUS PROTEIN AHP

PARAINFLUENZA BY PCR PTD

HUMAN METAPNEUMOVIRUS BY PCR MTP

CORONAVIRUS BY PCR CVD

RESPIRATORY VIRAL PANEL RVP

BOCAVIRUS BY PCR BVD

INFLUENZA A H1N1 PCR H1N

BLASTOMYCES ANTIGEN EIA BAG

ANTI-HETEROLOGOUS PROTEIN AHP

PROTEIN S ACTIVITY and PROTEIN S ANTIGEN, FREE SAA

CYCLIC CITRULLINATED PEPTIDE ANTIBODY, IGG CCP

FETAL CELL ASSAY FCF

BARTONELLA COXIELLA DETECTION BCD

MEPERIDINE BY GC/MS MPD

FENTANYL BY GC/MS FTN

VORICONAZOLE VOR

LEFLUNOMIDE LEF

AMPHOTERICIN B AMB

VON WILLEBRAND MULTIMERS VWM

IMMUNE CELL FUNCTION ICF

CANCER ANTIGEN 15-3 153

CRYPTOSPORIDIUM ANTIGEN CYP

ADIPONECTIN ADP

LEPTIN LEP

OVA & PARASITE EXAM OP

THIOPURINE METABOLITES TME

PREGABALIN PGB

SYNONYMS SYNONYMS

Abscess culture AFB ABA

ABB Abscess culture bacteria

ABF Abscess culture fungus

AF7 Acid Fast Bacilli

BAB Blood culture

BCA Blood culture AFB

BCB Brucella

BCF Blood culture fungus

BFA Acid Fast Bacilli

BFB Body fluid culture

BFF Fungal culture

BMA Acid Fast bacilli

BMB Bone marrow culture

BMF Bone marrow culture

BPB Blood culture

BRA Bronchial culture

BRB BAL culture

BRF Fungal culture

Legionella culture BRL

C difficile Clostridium difficile

CXB Cervical culture

CXF Cervical fungal culture

GAS Strep A

GS Gram Stain Urine

Wright's stain Histoplasma stain

Potassium hydroxide prep KOH

MBR Brucella culture

MSA AFB culture

MSF Fungal culture

MSL Legionella culture

Pertussis Whooping cough

NPF Fungal culture

REA Acid fast bacilli

REB Rectal culture

REF Fungal culture

RGC Neisseria gonorrheae culture

Spinal fluid culture AFB SFA

SFB Spinal fluid culture bacteria

SFF Spinal fluid culture fungus

SPA Acid fast bacilli

SPB Sputum culture

SPF Fungal culture

Feces culture AFB STA

Feces culture STB

Feces culture fungus Fungal culture

TF Fungal culture

TGC Neisseria gonorrheae culture

THB Strep A culture

THF Fungal culture

TIA Acid fast bacilli

TIB Tissue culture

TIF Fungal culture

TIL Tissue culture Legionella

TRA Acid fast bacilli

TRB Tracheal culture

TSB Tissue culture Brucella

URA Urine culture AFB

URB Urine culture

URF Urine culture fungus

UTA Urethral culture AFB

UTB Urethral culture

UTF Urethral culture fungus

VAB Vaginal culture

VF Vaginal culture fungus

WOA Wound culture AFB

WOB Wound culture

WOF Wound culture fungus

Blood type ABORH

CBWT DAG

TS ABORH and Ab screen

TYN ABORH

Antiphospholipid antibody Cardiolipin antibody

Antiphospholipid antibodies APA

Mixing Study for Circulating AnticoagulanAPM

Antithrombin Activity AT3

Cross Linked Fibrin Degradation ProductD dimer

F5 Activity F5

APCR -Activated Protein C Resistance FVL

Anti-Heparin PF4 Antibodies Anti-Heparin Antibodies

High Molecular Weight Kininogen ScreenHMW

Hexagonal Phase Phospholipid Testing LAS

Low Molecular Weight Heparin Heparin Level

PT / INR PT

Mixing Study for Circulating AnticoagulanPTM

aPTT Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time

RIPA RAG

Von Willebrand Factor Activity RCC

Russell Viper Venom Time DRVVT

Unfractionated Heparin Level Heparin Level

Factor VIII Related Antigen VWF

SGPT ALT

SGOTBCLBFCBFGBFP

Complement 3 C3

Complement 4 C4

CERCHF

CPK Creatine Kinase

High Sensitivity CRP CRH

ELYFAKFALFAMFBTFCK Creatine KinaseFCO

FEFFEFGGTotal Iron Binding Capacity FIBFLAFLIFMB Creatine Kinase - MBFMGFOSFOTFPOFPT SGPT BODY FLUID

FRUFTR

FTTFUA

HAPHDF

HDL High Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol

HFP HPF

High Sensitivity CRP HSC

Immunoglobulin A IGAImmunoglobulin E IgE

IGG Immunoglobulin G

KKBFLALDB

NAUOSMPAB PALPHF

RFP RNLSBFSFCSFGSFP

Total Iron Binding Capacity TBC

TPUTRF

UABUNF

17-OH Progesterone 17O

5-HIAA 24 hr urine 5HYHGB A1C Glycohemoglobin

AFP AAF

ADR ACTH

CAT Epinephrine

FCA Epinephrine

FCU Epinephrine

Follicle Stimulating Hormone FSHG6A Glucose 6 Phosphate Dehyrogenase

G6S Glucose 6 Phosphate Dehydrogenase

HGFHGS

Somatomedin C IGF

AFP MAFMY

AFP PNQ

AFP PNS

Parathyroid Hormone Intact PTI

SKD Sickle Cell

TGA Anti-thyroid Ab

Metanephrines Fractionated TMT

TPO Anti Thyroid Peroxidase

CBP Complete Blood Count

CPD Complete Blood Count

Vanillylmandelic Acid 24 hour urine collection

MDF Manual diff

PCV Hematocrit

PBF Hematocrit body fluid

Sedimentation Rate ESR

SEZ34F

ANA Anti Nuclear Antibody

ANC Anti Neutrophilic Cytoplasmic Antibodies

ENA ANP

ANS Anti Nuclear Antibody Survey

DNA SLE

ELUENA

GIX Immunoglobulin G Index CSF

MPO Myeloperoxidase Antibody

PYL H Pylori IgG Ab

RSA Anti Smith / RNPCD34 and CD3 S3F

SCA Anti SCL 70

ENA SEA

F-Actin ASMA

Ro Anti SSA

La Anti SSB

Loss of Heterozygosity BLH

BP1 Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

BP2 Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

CPSID CBD

PROP 1 CPH

Cat Scratch Disease CST

FL3 FLT3-ITD

FVM Leiden

Medium Chain acyl-Coenzyme A Dehydrogenase Deficiency

MTHFR HHC

HP3 N29I

HTT 5HTT Genotyping

B cell gene rearrangement IGR

Factor II PT2

PVB Fifth Disease

Identity Testing RFL

T cell gene rearrangement TCC

MBC Minimum Bactericidal ConcentrationMIC Minimum Inhibitory Concentration

ADV Adenovirus DNA

CTD GCD

CMD CMV DNA

Cytomegalovirus CMQ

CPN Chlamydia Pneumoniae DNA

Epstein Barr Virus EBD

Epstein Barr Virus EBQ

EHD Ehrlichia DNA

EVD EV RNA

H6D HHV6 DNA

H7D HHV7 DNA

H8D HHV8 DNA

HBV DNA by PCR HBV DNA quant

HC5 Hep C typing

HCP Hep C RNA

HCQ HCV RNA quant

HNA HIV RNA quant

HPP HPV DNA

Herpes Simplex Virus DNA HSD

HVG HIV resistance testing

IAD Flu A RNA PCR

IBD FLU B RNA PCR

RSD RSV RNA PCR

TBD TB DNA PCR

Varicella Zoster Virus VZD

WNV RNA WND

ACE Tylenol

AKL AmikinCSA

Tegretol CBM

BEG Benzoylecognine confirmation

CYO SandimmuneCYU

Ethanol ETH

EG Antifreeze

Tacrolimus Prograf

GML Garamycin

ISP Rubbing alcohol

LDW LDP

LID Xylocaine

MTH Wood Alcohol

MDC Mass Spec confirmation

UOP Opiates screen

PBA Buphenyl

Dilantin PYT

Mysoline PMD

GCX GC/MS analysis for Propoxyphene

SAL Aspirin

Rapamycin Rapamune

THE Elixophyllin

TML Nebcin

UDB Barbiturates screen

UBE Benzodiazepines screen

UCA Cannabinoids screen

UCO Benzoylecognine

UME Methadone screen

UPH Phenothiazines screen

UPR Propoxyphene screen

USA Salicylates screen

UTR Tricyclics screen

Depakene Depakote

VML Vancocin

VSS Alcohols

DSV Alcohol screenALB

BFBILCLT

DIP UAEOUGTUHMSPOL

SA AcetestSGBSGU

SYN Cell count

CMV IgG CMV IgM

EB antibody panel EBB

HAV Hep A Ab

HBSAB HBS

HBSAG HBG

HSB Herpes Simplex Virus Ab

HTLRUBV-Z antibody/immunity VZB

V-Z titer VZ2Rubeola MEA

CAE Cytomegalovirus Antigenemia

Flu antigen FLG

RSV antigen RSG

VZG Herpes zoster antigen

HSG HSV antigen

CMC Cytomegalovirus

IVC flu culture and rapid antigen

RVC Respiratory Syncytial Virus

FNA Cytology

Pap smear GYN

Cerebral Spinal Fluid Brain Cyst Fluid

NGY Methenamine silver stain

Calcitriol 12D

Calcidiol 25D

Myasthenia Gravis ARM

Myasthenia Gravis ARB

AIZ Amylase Isoenzymes

CLM Clomipramine

AGT ace

Vasopressin ADH

Lyme Antibodies BBT

SAK Kidney Stone Analysis

C27 CA 27.29

BHT Bartonella Henselae Antibodies

CP CEL

Chloromycetin CPL

Librium CPX

Klonopin CZP

anti-CCP CCP

Dehydroepiandrosterone DHS

Valium IAZ

Norpace DPM

Sinequan OXE

FEE Fecal electrolytes

Enkaid EIN

Celiac Disease Antibodies EAA

Peganone ETT

FNS FAT NEUTRAL STAIN STOOL

Felbatol FEL

Prolixin FLP

Celiac Disease Antibodies GLI

GBM Anti Glomerular Basement Membrane Ab

HAL Haloperidol

HMT Arsenic

DIU Diuretic Panel

ICP Raji Cell Immune Complex

ILG IGFBP3

Lamictal LMT

Bence Jones Protein LCQ

Borrelia Burgdorferi Antibodies LAW

LMC, LCA

MAU Mg

Rubeola RBG

GYT Granulocyte Autoantibodies

OP O&P

Fifth Disease B19

Anti-skin Ab SKA

PSA F/T PSF

PFE Erythropoietic Protoporphyria

PZC Fluoxetine

Celiac Disease Antibodies RTA

Reverse Triiodothyronine RT3

RI ANNA - 2

RCK Rickettsia rickettsii

Testosterone Binding Globulin

Pemphigus Pemphigoid SKA

ULF Sulfas

Streptococcus pyogenes, Group A Antibody

Triiodothyronine uptake TUP

TGF Carbamazepine

Celiac Disease Antibodies TTG Ab

TUL Francisella tularensis Antibodies

Retinol VTA

Thiamine VB1

VB6 Pyridoxal Phosphate

Coumadin WAR

ZNCAFP tumor marker TAFCEA

LIZ Lactate Dehydrogenase FractionatedPSA

Free T4 FT4

T3 TT3

JK2 Janus-kinase 2 gene

APHMETOxygen saturation O2S

ABGCarbon Monoxide COLactate LACOxygen saturation O2VCalcium, ionized CAIVPH

Urine HCG Beta HCG urine

BHC HCG

DHEA sulfate DHA

AASCA 125

Semen analysis IUI

B2GPI Anti-Beta 2 Glycoprotein antibodies

OXC MHD

LDL Low Density Lipoprotein CholesterolCRUSPU

CRA Karyotype

CBL Karyotype

CBO Karyotype

MPA Cellcept

HBA H Pylori Ag

T4E Thyroxine, free

QFV Anti Q-Fever

TRAb TSR

B2T Beta-2 Transferrin

V6A BRAF

V6S BRAF

TRI Troponin I

Red Blood Cell Folate RCF

KEP Levetiracetam

ANG ace

CKI CK Isoenzymes

HTW HTLV I/II AB WB

LGM L. pneumo 1-6 Ab IgM

TBF Sex Hormone Binding Globulin

TBM Sex Hormone Binding Globulin

TIG TTG

TTA TTG - IgA

VID Vit D, 25-OH (RIA)

HMU Lead

HBQ HBSAB, quant

V1D HIV - 1 DNA PCR, qualitative

VB2 Riboflavin

RBP Ribonucleic Protein Ab

HPT HPV DetectR

AAF AFP

MHU N-methylhistamine

G6A G6PD

FBSRT Hemoglobin / RBC Fetal Rosette

Ascitic fluid Pleural fluid

Bronchial brush Esophageal brush

WBL HIV WB

BIO BTD ENZ

CFB COMP FAC B

TTG TTA

GLI Celiac Disease Antibodies

CAP CALPRO

ASB ALPHASUB

PLI PLT ABSCRN

PIV FPIV

GP1 GAL-1-P

12D VDH

D25 25D

NPM NPM1

LLC LAM

KLC KAP

LSR L-S

ARG ANTI-lla ASSAY

FON Arixtra Assay

AAG ASPERAG

HDT HEP D

CHM CMS-HR

HV2 HTLV I/II Antibody by EIA

PARAFLU RNA PCR PTD

METAPNEUMOVIRUS MTP

CORONAVIRUS PCR CVD

RESPIRATORY VIRUS PCR RVP

BOCAVIRUS PCR BVD

H1N FLU A H1N1 RNA PCR

BAG BLASTOMYCES AG URINE

SAA Protein S

CCP CCP IGG

FCF Fetal Cell Stain

MPD GC/MS Meperidine

FTN GC/MS Fentanyl

VOR VORICON AF

LEF LEFLUNO SP

AMB AMPHO B

VWM VW MUL PAN

ICF Immunoknow

153 CA 15-3

PGB Lyrica

SYNONYMS SYNONYMS SYNONYMS

Acid Fast Bacilli

AFB smear

Acid Fast Bacilli culture

Fungal culture

Body fluid culture - AFB

Body fluid fungal culture

Bone marrow culture

Fungal culture

Acid fast bacilli BAL AFB culture

BAL fungal culture

BAL Legionella culture

Neisseria gonorrheae culture

Gram Stain Stool WBC Stool

Acid fast bacilli

Bordetella pertussis NPB

Rectal culture

Acid fast bacilli

Fungal culture

Sputum culture

Acid fast bacilli

Enteric pathogens

Tracheal culture fungus

Throat culture GC

Throat culture

Throat culture fungus

Tissue culture

Tissue culture fungus

Legionella culture

Tracheal culture AFB

Brucella culture

Acid fast bacilli

Fungal culture urine

Acid fast bacilli

Neisseria gonorrheae culture

Fungal culture Urethral

Fungal culture vaginal

Acid fast bacilli

Fungal culture wound

Lovenox Level Anti-Xa Assay LMW

Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia Antibodies

LFT Liver Function

Norepinephrine

Norepinephrine Dopamine

Alpha Fetoprotein Blood

Prenatal Quadscreen Blood

Prenatal Triscreen Blood

Hemogram

WBC differential White Blood Cell differential

Packed cell volume

Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate SED Westergren sed rate

Anti Neutrophilic Cytoplasmic Antibodies

Anti MPO

SMA Smooth Muscle Antibody

Hyperhomocysteinemia C677T A1298C

A16V D22G K23R

SLC6A4

TCR gamma gene rearrangement

Minimum Inhibitory Concentration

CT NG PCR CGD

Cytomegalovirus by PCR

CMV DNA quant

EBV DNA quant

Ehrlichia PCR

HCV typing

HIV viral load HIV 1 ultra quant

HSV DNA

VZV DNA PCR

Blood alcohol

Tobrex

Cocaine metabolites screen

Darvon

Valproate VAL

Mucin clot Specific Gravity Crystals

Rapid flu antigen

Respiratory Syncytial Virus

RSV culture and rapid antigen

Liquid-based pap Conventional pap smear Cytology

Cytology

1 25 Dihydroxy Vitamin D

25 OH Vitamin D Vitamin D, 25-Hydroxy

Celiac Panel

Anti Glomerular Basement Membrane Ab

Lead Mercury

Insulin-like growth factor

Skin Total Antibodies

Free Protoporphyrin

Neuronal Nuclear Antibody

CARLactic Acid

DHEA-S

Sperm count

Anti-Beta 2GP1 BGP

Trileptal

Coxiella burnetii

Keppra

Mercury Arsenic

Pericardial fluid Peritoneal fluid NGY

Bile duct brush Gastric brush NGY

TTG-IgA

1,25-Dihyrdroxycholecalciferol 1,25-Dihydroxyviatmin D3 Calcitriol

25-Hydroxy D3 Vitamin D 25-OH 25-OH Vitamin D

LAMBDA

Anti-Xa Assay

HEP D IGM

HTLV1S

BLASTOMYCES AG EIA

FCSKB Kleihauer-Betke

Demerol

Duragesic Sublimaze Actiq

TEST COMPONENTS CPT CODES

AFB culture, AFB smear

Bacterial culture, Gram stain

Fungal culture 87102

AFB smear 87206

Bacterial culture 87040

AFB culture 87716

Brucella culture 87040

Fungal culture

87116: culture 87206: stain 87015: concentration

87070: aerobic culture, 87075: anaerobic culture (when appropriate) 87205: gram stain

87116: culture, 87206: stain, 87015: concentration

Bacterial culture (aerobic and anaerobic), Gram stain

87070: aerobic culture, 87075: anaerobic culture 87205: gram stain

Bacterial culture, Gram stain 87070: aerobic culture 87205: gram sta

Bacterial culture 87040

AFB culture and smear

87070: aerobic culture 87205: gram sta

Test for Toxin A and B 87324

87490 Chlamydia

87327; if test is positive additional 864

87327; if test is positive additional 86487206

87490 Chlamydia, 87590 Neisseria gonorrheae

Neisseria gonorrheae culture 87070

87430: antigen

87590 Neisseria gonorrheae

Direct fluorescent antibody stain for Legionella

87070: aerobic culture, 87075: anaerobic culture (when appropriate) 87205: gram stain

AFB culture, AFB stain

AFB culture, AFB stain 87116: culture, 87206: stain

87070: culture, 87205: gram stain

AFB culture and stain

Bordetella pertussis culture and PCR for Bordetella pertussis.

Salmonella, Shigella, Yersinia, Campylobacter, E. coli O157

87045: Salmonella/Shigella, 87046 x 3: Campylobacter, Yersinia, E. coli O157 cultures

87070: aerobic culture, 87205: gram stain

Strep group A culture

Legionella culture 87070

Bacterial culture, Gram stain 87070: aerobic culture, 87205: gram sta

87116: culture 87206: stain 87015: concentration

Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter, Yersinia enterocolitica, E. coli O157:H7

87045: Salmonella/Shigella culture. 87046 (x3): Campylobacter, Yersinia, E. coli O157 cultures

Strep Group A Culture: 87081. Cystic Fibrosis Culture: 87070.

87116: culture, 87206: stain, 87015: concentration87070: aerobic culture, 87075: anaerobic culture, 87205: gram stain

Bacterial culture (quantitative) 87086

Neisseria gonorrheae culture, Gram stai 87070: aerobic culture, 87205: gram sta

ABO and RH blood type 86900 (ABO), 86901 (RHT or RHG)

Antibody screen 86850

86886 (per antibody)

Neisseria gonorrheae (and Group B Strep culture for OB patients)

87070: aerobic culture, 87075: anaerobic culture (If requested and specimen is in anaerobic transport). 87205: gram stain

ABO, RH type. IgG DAT

IgG (DAG); C3 (DAC) 86880 for each

ABO, RH, Antibody screen

IgG, IgM, IgA 86147 x3

85730, 85732 x3

XTRA (Specimen held for test orders) , SSRL (Specimen to be sent to American Red Cross for additional work), PLTSM (PLT XM Specimen to be sent to American Red Cross)

86900 (ABO), 86901 (RHG OR RHT), 86880 (DAG)

86900 (ABO), 86901 (RHG OR RHT), 86850 (ABSC)86900 (ABO), 86901 (RHT), 86850 (ABSC)

PT, PT 1:1 Mix at zero hour, one hour and two hour post incubation

APTT, APA, DRVVT, LAS, BGP

85576 per agonist

85730, 86147 x 3, 85613, 85597, 86146 x 2

Aggregation with ADP, Arachidonic Acid, Collagen, Thrombin and Ristocetin

85610, 85611 x3

85576 per agonist

PT, PT 1:1 Mix at zero hour, one hour and two hour post incubation

8445082438825708294784157

8231082310

NA, K, CL, CO2, Glucose, BUN, CA and Creatinine

8239082465

Sodium, Potassium, Chloride and CO2 80051840758204282140822478255082374

835408354082977835508360583690825538373583930844508410084460

8298584478

NA, K, CL, CO2 , Glucose, BUN, CA , Creatinine, Total Bilirubin, Albumin, Total Protein, Alkaline Phosphatase, ALT (SGPT) and AST (SGOT).

IGG CSF, Albumin CSF 82784, 83883

82951, 82952

8301083718

86141, 82465, 83718

8278482785

84132841328360583615

82042, 82570

Conjugated Bilirubin, Total Bilirubin, Albumin, Alkaline Phosphatase, ALT (SGPT) and AST (SGOT).HS-CRP, Cholesterol, HDL-Cholesterol, and C:HDL ratio

Cholesterol, Triglycerides, HDL-cholesterol and calculated LDL-cholesterol

83883, 82570

82550, 82553

84300839308413483986

8006984295824388294584157

83540, 83550

NA, K, CL, CO2, Glucose, BUN, CA and Creatinine

8410584466

8455084520

Epinephrine, Norepinephrine 82384

Epinephrine, Norepinephrine and Dopam82384

8300182955

8300383021

83021 / 85660

8302183021

8210583874

MAF, HCG, uE3, INH 82105, 84702, 82677, 86336

MAF, HCG, uE3 82105, 84702, 82677

Thyroglobulin and anti-thyroid antibodie84432, 86800

Normetanephrine, Metanephrine 83835

Buffy Coat Differential 85009

Hemogram, plt count, wbc differential 85025

WBC, RBC, Hemoglobin, PCV, Indices, RDW, Platelets

White Blood Cell differential 85007

Wright stain - nasal or sputum smear 89190

Patient %, Control % 85540

Retic count and absolute Retic 85045

Westergren sed rate 85651

8506086367

Smith, SSA, SSB, SCL-70, Sm/RNP 86235

Bone marrow aspirate, bone marrow biopsy smear

Eosinophil count, Absolute Eosinophil count

88184 (1st marker), 88185 (ea add marker), 88187(interp.2-8), 88188 (interp. 9-15), 88189 (interp. 16+)

84165, 8433586235

82040, 82042, 82784 (x2)

86360, 86355, 86359

83916, 82784(x2), 82042, 82040

8623586367

88184 (1st marker), 88185 (ea add marker), 88187(interp.2-8), 88188 (interp. 9-15), 88189 (interp. 16+)

84165, 86334

86777, 86778

83891, 83902, 83896, 83898, 83912

83891, 83912, 83898, 83894, 83892

Includes both electrophoresis densitometric scan and immunofixation of Kappa and Lambda.

83896 x 2, 83897, 83912, 83894, 83891, 83900, 83901

83912, 83900, 83891, 83907, 83909 x 4, 83901 x 6

83891 x 2, 83902 , 83900, 83901 x 15, 83904 x 8, 83909 x 8, 83896, 83894, 83892 x 3, 83912

83891, 83902, 83898, 83904 x 2, 83909 x 2, 83912

83891, 83892, 83912, 83894, 83898

83891, 83892, 83903 x 25, 83912

83891, 83898, 83892, 83894, 83912

83912, 83909, 83891, 83898

83896 x 2, 83891, 83903, 83892 x 2, 8

83892, 83912, 83896, 83894, 83897, 8

83909 x 4, 83900, 83891, 83901 x 2, 83912

83912, 83894, 83897, 83896, 83898, 83890

83898, 83894, 83892

C677T and A1298C mutations

Mutations N29I, A16V, D22G and K23R 83898, 83904 X 2, 83909 X 2, 83912

83898, 83891, 83894, 83892, 83912

83898, 83909, 83912, 83891

83898, 83912, 83909, 83891

83894, 83898, 83891, 83912

83898, 83891, 83909, 83912

83903 x 2, 83891, 83892 x 2, 83896 x 2, 83912

83891 x 2, 83907 x 2, 83900, 83901 x 8, 83909 x 2, 83912

83901 x 8, 83891, 83912, 83909, 83900

83891, 83894 x 4, 83898 x 4, 83912

MIC and MBC 87186: MIC, 87187: MBC87181: E-test

83896 x 2, 83912, 83903, 83891, 83892 x 2

CT - 87491, GC - 87591, Urine Concentration - 87015

87621, Thin Prep Concentration - 87015

RSV A and RSV B 87798

87556, Paraffin embedded 83907, Concentration 87015

80150Call lab for list: 615-322-0162 82139

Call the lab for a list (615-322-0162) 82139

11-NOR Delta-9 Carboxy THC 80102

Benzoylecognine 80102

Amphetamines, Sympathomimetic Amines, Ecstasy etc.Amobarbital, Butabarbital, Butalbital, Pentobarbital, Phenobarbital, Secobarbital and Thiopental.Alprazolam metabolite, Clonazepam metabolite, Diazepam, Lorazepam, Midazolam metabolite, Nordiazepam, Oxazepam and Temazepam

8015882130

80101, 80100

80101, 80102

Volatiles (Methanol, Acetone, Ethanol, Isopropanol), Acetaminophen and Salicylates

Acetaminophen-82003; Salicylates-80196; Volatiles-84600

Acetaminophen, salicylates, phenothiazines, volatiles, and immunoassays for amphetamines, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cannabinoids, cocaine metabolite, methadone, opiates, oxycodone, oxymorphone, propoxyphene and tricyclic antidepressants

Methadone and/or metabolites 80102

Primidone and Phenobarbital 80188

Procainamide and N-acetylprocainamide80192

Dihydrocodeine,Codeine,Morphine,Hydromrphone,Hydrocodone,Oxycodone, OxymorphoneDihydrocodeine,Codeine,Morphine,Hydrocodone,Hydromorphone,Oxycodone,Oxymorphone

Chlorpromazine, Promethazine and Thioridazine

Phenylbutyrate, Phenylacetate, Phenylacetylgutamine

80102 X 2

Conventional Tricyclic antidepressants, Selective Serotonin reuptake inhibitors, and most other prescribed antidepressants

Amphetamines, Sympathomimetic amines, Ecstasy etc.Amobarbital, Butabarbital, Butalbital, Pentobarbital, Phenobarbital, Secobarbital and ThiopentalAlprazolam metabolite, Clonazepam metabolite, Diazepam, Lorazepam, Midazolam metabolite, Nordiazepam, Oxazepam and Temazepam

8460082042

Manual cell count and differential 890518100381003

8100389051810038307089060

820098431581003

8100381003

Conventional Tricyclic Antidepressants, Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors and most other prescribed antidepressants.

Methanol, Ethanol, Acetone and Iso-PropanolMethanol, Ethanol, Acetone and Iso-Propanol

Cell count, mucin clot, specific gravity, crystals

Urine dipstick, specific gravity, microscopic

CMV IgG, CMV IgM 86644, 86645

Capsid IgG, Capsid IgM, Nuclear IgG 86664, 86665

Total antibody IgM 86708, 86709

86704, 86706, 87340

86695, 86696

86687Qualitative assay only 86762

8631786765

87271, 87015

Urobilinogen, Porphobilinogen, Coporphobilinogen

Hep B surface antigen, Hep B surface antibody, Hep B total core antibody

Single assay detects both but does not distinguish 1 from 2. Western blot on positives.Type 1 IgG, type 2 IgG, types 1& 2 IgM (single assay)Single assay detects both but does not distinguish I from II.

V-Z antigen, Herpes zoster antigen/stain87290

HSV antigen, HSV direct stain 87273, 87274

87252, 87254, tissue add 87176

87252, 87253, 87254, tissue add 87176

87252, 87253, 87254, 87400

87252, 87253, 87254, 87420

87252, 87253, 87254, 87400, 87420

87252, 87253, 87254, 87400

87252, 87253, 87254, 87420

Herpes simplex culture 87252

87252, 87253, 87400

Viral culture for specific agent 87252, if sample is tissue add 87176

87252, 87253, 87420

CMV culture, CMV shell vial for pp65 antigen

Viral culture screen, hemadsorption, CMV shell vial for pp65 antigenViral culture screen, hemadsorption, CMV shell vial for pp65 antigen, Flu A and B antigen by immunochromatographyViral culture screen, hemadsorption, CMV shell vial for pp65 antigen, RSV antigen immunochromatographyViral culture screen, hemadsorption, CMV shell vial for pp65 antigen, Flu A and B and Respiratory Syncytial antigens by immunochromatography

Viral culture screen, hemadsorption, flu A & B immunochromatography

Viral culture screen, hemadsorption, RSV immunochromatography

Influenza culture, flu A & B immunochromatography

Respiratory syncytial virus culture, Respiratory syncytial virus immunochromatography

Viral culture screen, hemadsorption 87252, 87253, tissue add 87176

87252, 87253, 87400, 87420

Viral culture screen, hemadsorption, flu A & B immunochromatography, RSV immunochromatography

82784, 83516 x3, 83520

IgA Quantitative Blood, Gliadin IgG Antibodies, Gliadin IgA Antibodies, IgG Tissue Transglutaminase Ab, IgA Tissue Transglutaminase Ab

Arsenic, Lead and Mercury

84154 (free); 84153 (total)

8210582378

83891, 83900, 83901, 83909, 83912

828008305082810

8280382810

828038237583605828108233082800

Includes specific gravity check 81025

IgA, IgG 8932586304

Anti-Beta 2 Glycoprotein IgG and IgM 86147

837218257084156

83891, 83907, 83900, 83912, 83909

Normetanephrine, Metanephrine

83891, 83907, 83898, 83904 X 2, 83909 X 2, 83912

82106, 82013 (if reflexed)

Lead, Mercury and Arsenic with reflex to fractionated Arsenic

Reflexed sendout test for acetylcholinesterase when MoM is 2.5 or higher

82784, 83516 x2

82784, 83516, 83520

83912,83909,83891,83898

83883 x2

IgA Quantitative Blood, IgG Tissue Transglutaminase Ab, IgA Tissue Transglutaminase AbIgA Quantitative Blood, Gliadin IgA Antibodies, Gliadin IgG Antibodies

Test includes KLC, LLC and calculated K/L Ratio

85576 x2

CT-87491, Urine Concentration-87015

GC-87591, Urine Concentration-87015

Cystatin C 82610

Urine dipstick, specific gravity, microscopic

87798 x 3

87798 x2

85306 x2

87798 x2

Meperidine, Normeperidine 80102

%Fetal Cells Detected; Recommended RhIG Dose

REFERENCE RANGE

Culture and flurochrome stain Negative for acid fast bacilli.

No growth

Culture Negative for yeast and mold

Negative for acid fast bacilli

No growth

Negative for acid fast bacilli

Negative for Brucella

Negative for yeast and mold

Culture and fluorochrome stain Negative for acid fast bacilli

Culture and gram stain No growth

Aerobic and anaerobic culture and gram stain

Flurochrome stain; positives confirmed with Kinyoun's stain

BACTEC 9240, continuous monitoring system

Aerobic culture and gram stain. No growth

No growth

Culture Negative for Legionella

EIA Negative

Non-amplified probe Negative

EIA and Latex Agglutination Negative

EIA and Latex Agglutination NegativeModified acid fast stain Negative

BACTEC 9240, continuous monitoring system

Culture Negative for Neisseria gonorrheae

Darkfield microscopic exam Negative for spirochetes

Immunoassay Negative

Non-amplified probe Negative

Gram stain

Wright's stain Negative for yeast

KOH prep Negative for yeast and fungal elements

Fluorescent antibody stain Negative

Culture Negative for Brucella

Trichrome stain Negative

Culture and gram stain

Negative for Bordetella pertussis

Aerobic culture

Aerobic culture and gram stain No growth

Culture and PCR. Both are sent to TN State Laboratory.

Negative for Salmonella, Shigella, Yersinia, Campylobacter, E. coli O157

Culture Negative

Culture Negative for Strep Group A

Culture Negative for Brucella

Culture. Gram stain not included.

Culture Negative

Serological N/A

Serological Normal titer range 0 - 32

Serological N/A

Kleihauer-Betke stain; alternate test by N/A

Serological N/A

Clotting 0 Bethesda Units

< 22 APL

< 23 GPL

< 11 MPL

Clotting 23-34 seconds

Chromogenic 60 - 120%

ELISA (Enzyme-linked ImmunoSorbent Assay)

IgG: < 23 GPL, IgM: < 11 MPL, IgA: < 22 APL

Chromogenic 50 - 120%

Immunoturbidimetric <0.40 mcg/mL

ELFA (Enzyme linked Fluorescent Assay)Negative

Clot lysis > 2.0 hours

Clotting 50 - 150%

Urea Solubility Normal

Clotting 50-150%

Clotting 50 - 150%

Clotting 200 - 415 mg/dL

Clotting

Negative

Clotting

Clotting Negative

Chromogenic Therapeutic range 0.6 - 1.1 U/mL

Refer to individual components

Clotting 0 Bethesda Units

PRP Lumi Aggregation Normal response

Results >1.9 are normal. Heterozygotes for Factor V Leiden usually have results <1.5. A result of 1.6 to 1.8 may be associated with heterozygosity for Factor V Leiden.

Screen reveals no evidence of HMWK or Prekallikrein deficiency

Refer to individual test components: <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/vumc.php?test_id=127&doc=24499&site=vpls'target="blank">APTT</a>, <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/vumc.php?test_id=93&doc=24499&site=vpls'target="blank">APA</a>, <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/vumc.php?test_id=131&doc=24499&site=vpls'target="blank">DRVVT</a>, <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/vumc.php?test_id=116&doc=24499&site=vpls'target="blank">LAS</a>, <a

Aperture closure

Clotting 70 - 115%

Clotting

Clotting 55 - 123%

Clotting 11.8 - 14.5 seconds

Clotting 23-34 seconds

PRP LUMI Aggregation Normal response

Clotting 15 - 25 seconds

Clotting Ratio 0.7 - 1.2

Collagen/ADP: 62-100 seconds Collagen/Epinephrine: 82 - 150 seconds

Screen reveals no evidence of HMWK or prekallikrein deficiency.

Ristocetin induced agglutination of formalin fixed platelets

45 - 140% Normal range is influenced by ABO blood type.

Immunoturbidimetric 60 - 130%

Clotting 15 - 25 seconds

Chromogenic Therapeutic range 0.3 - 0.7 U/mL

Immunoturbidimetric

Immunoturbidimetric 83 - 199 mg/dL

Colormetric Rate Determination

Kinetic Coupled Enzymatic Assay < 1 year: 4 - 54 IU/L, > 1 year: 4 - 40 IU

Not established

Enzymatic Convertion to Glutamine 11 - 35 MCMOL/L

Not established

Adult: 5-45 IU/L

Immunotubidimetric

Kinetic Coupled Enzymatic AssayISE Not establishedJaffe Reaction Not establishedColormetric Not establishedColorimetric Not established

See individual components

Enzymatic Hydrolysis 5 - 25 mg/dL

Ion Specific ElectrodeIon Specific Electrode Not established

45 - 160% Normal range is influenced by ABO blood type.

up to 23 months: 150-400 U/L, 23 months-up: 100-300 U/L

Colormetric Rate Determination Enzyme Activity using EPS

Colormetric Rate Determination Enzyme Activity using EPSColormetric Rate Determination Enzyme Activity using EPS

negative: < 125 IU/mL, equivocal: 125 - 249, positive: > 250< 1 year: 25 - 75 IU/L, > 1 year: 4 - 40 IU/L

See individual components for reference range

up to 7 days: 7.0-12.0 mg/dL, 7 days-up: 8.5-10.5 mg/dL

Time Endpoint Colormetric Determinatio0 - 0.3 mg/dL all ages

Enzymatic Hydrolysis < 240 mg/dL

Kinetic Coupled Enzymatic 30 - 300 International units per Liter

Jaffe Reaction

Partial Enhanced Turbidimetric 0 - 4.9 MG/L

Partial Enhanced Turbidimetric 0 - 10 MG/L

ISEColormetric Rate Determination Not establishedColormetric Endpoint Determination Not established

Not establishedTime Endpoint Colormetric DeterminatioNot establishedKinetic Coupled Enzymatic Assay Not establishedISE Not established

Colormetric Timed Endpoint Determinat 50 - 150 MCG/dLColormetric Timed Endpoint Determinat Not establishedColormetric Not establishedColormetric Timed Endpoint Determinat Not establishedEnzymatic Hydrolysis Not establishedColormetric Rate Determiantion Not establishedKinetic Coupled Enzymatic Assay Not established

Not establishedFreeze Point Not establishedKinetic Coupled Enzymatic Assay Not establishedColorimetric Not establishedKinetic Coupled Enzymatic Assay Not established

Niroblue Tetrazolium Reduction 205 - 285 umol/LEnzymatic Hydrolysis Not established

Not establishedEnzymatic Hydrolysis Not established

Adult: 95 - 105 MEQ/L, peds: 99 - 111 mEq/L

See individual components for reference rangeAdult: 23 - 30 mmol/L, peds: 18 - 27 mmol/L

Male: up to 2 years: <0.6 mg/dL, 2-4 years:<0.7 mg/dL Female: up to 2 years: <0.5 mg/dL, 2-4 years: <0.6 mg/dL

See individual components for reference ranges

Immunoturbidimetric

5-40 U/L

Colorimetric

Colorimetric Normal: < 140 mg/dL blood Glucose

Colorimetric

Immunoturbidimetric 16 - 200 mg/dLSelective Enzymatic Hydrolysis Not established

Selective Enzymatic Hydrolysis Male: >44 mg/dL, Female: >54 mg/dL

Immunoturbidimetric Adult 68 - 378 mg/dL0 - 99 IU/mL

Immunoturbidimetric Adult: 694 -1618 mg/dL

Immunoturbidimetric Adult 60 - 263 MG/DL

ISEISE Not establishedEnzymatic Hydrolysis 0.5 - 2.2 mEq/LKinetic Single Step Enzymatic Not established

Kinetic Single Step Enzymatic < 225 U/L

Selective Enzymatic Hydrolysis

Colormetric Rate Determination 10 - 60 U/L

IgG CSF: 0.5 - 5.9 MG/DL Albumin CSF: 13.9 - 24.6 MG/DL Ratio: 0.040 - 0.312

Colormetric Rate Determination of Enzyme Activity

up to 7 days: 45-120 mg/dL, 7 days-up: 70-110 m/dLGestational Diabetes diagnosed if at least 2 values exceed the following cut-offs: Fasting - 95 MG/DL, 60 minutes - 180 MG/DL, 120 minutes - 155 MG/DL, 180 minutes - 140 MG/DL

Fasting Glucose: 95 mg/dL - normal, 110-126 mg/dL - impaired Glucose tolerance, >126 mg/dL - Diabetes. 2-hour Glucose: <140 mg/dL - normal,. 140-200 mg/dL - impaired Glucose tolerance, >200 mg/dL - Diabetes.

See individual components for reference rangesSee individual component reference ranges

Adult: 3.3 - 4.8 mEq/L Peds: 4.0 - 6.0 mEq/L

See individual test components for reference range

Turbidimetric Immunoassay with Endpoint Determination

Albumin urine: 0.0 - 14.9 mcg/mL, Creatinine urine: 1.00 - 2.00 g/L Albumin / Creatinine ratio: < 30

Kinetic Coupled Enzymatic Assay

1.8 - 2.4 mg/dL

ISE 135 - 145 MEQ/L

ISE 16-249 mEq/LFreeze Point 285 - 295 mOsm/kg H20Turbidimetric Immunoassay 18 - 45 mg/dLPh Meter See individual report

Colorimetric

Colorimetric 6.1-8.4 g/dL

Turbidimetric Immunoassay 0-15 IU/mL

ISE Not establishedISE 118 - 132 MEQ/LColormetric 45 - 75 mg/dLColorimetric Reference values are age dependent.

Digital Chloridometer

Not established

250 - 450 mcg/dL

Time Endpoint Colormetric Determinatio

ISE 110 - 250 MEQ/L

Indirect Ion Selective Electrode

Enzymatic Hydrolysis < 200 mg/dL

Colormetric Not established

Turbidimetric Immunoassay with Endpoint Determination

Albumin urine: 0.0 - 14.9 mcg/mL Creatinine urine: 1.00 - 2.00 g/L Albumin excretion rate: 0 - 19 mcg/min Albumin / Creatinine ratio: < 30CK-MB <8.0 ng/mL, CK-MB/CK RATIO <3.3%

Timed Endpoint Colorimetric Determination

Peds: up to 10 days: 4.5-9.0 mg/dL, 10 days-24 months: 4.5-6.7 mg/dL, 24 months-up: 2.5-4.5 mg/dL

See individual components for reference range

Normal: All values below 40 mmol/L of Chloride. Borderline: All values between 40 - 60 mmol/L of Chloride. Consistent with Cystic Fibrosis: All values over 60 mmol/L of Chloride

Colormetric Rate Determination Enzyme Activity using EPSColormetric Timed Endpoint Determination

up to 1 day: 0.2-6.0 mg/dL, 1-2 days: 0.2-7.0 mg/dL, 2-5 days: 0.2-12.0 mg/dL, 5-30 days: 0.2-10.5 mg/dL, 30 days-up: 0.2-1.2 mg/dL

Freeze Point 300 - 1100 MOSM/KG H20

Colorimetric 0.9 - 1.3 g/LTurbidimetric 212 - 360 mg/dL

Enzymatic Hydrolysis 0.25 - 0.75 g/L

Enzymatic Hydrolysis

Enzymatic Hydrolysis 2.0-7.0 mg/dLEnzymatic Hydrolysis Not established

HPLC 4.0 - 6.5%

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay 7 - 51 pg/mL

OD 450 nm Pathologist Interpretation

RIA Supine: 1 - 16 ng/dL, Upright: 4 - 31 ng/

HPLC 0 - 115 ug/24 hours

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay Fasting 0-100 pg/mL

Chemiluminescent ImmunoassayEnzymatic 4.6 - 13 IU/g HGB

Fluorescent

Acute Coronary Syndrome > 0.05 ng/mL Acute Myocardial Infarction: > 0.1ng/mL

Neonate: <2.5 ng/mL, Male: 0.31 - 2.17 ng/mL, Female: Follicular: 0.10-0.80 ng/mL, Luteal: 0.27-2.90 ng/mL, Post-ACTH: <3.2 ng/mL, 3rd Trimester: 2-12 ng/mL Male: 0.31 - 2.17

Pathologist Interpretation of risk for an open neural tube defect

Epinephrine: 0-25 ug/24 hour, Norepinephrine: 0 - 90 ug/24 hour, Dopamine: Investigational onlyMale: 1.0 - 42.5 mIU/mL, Female: Follicular: 2.7 - 15.4 mIU/mL, Peak: 3.9 - 22.0 mIU/mL, Luteal: 1.0 - 14.4 mIU/mL, Postmenopausal: 25 - 160 mIU/mL

Reported as Normal. Abnormal results reported as Intermediate or DeficientFemale > 3 yrs 4.7 pg/mL, Male > 3 yrs <11.6 pg/mL

Chemiluminescent ImmunoassayHPLC/IEF < 1.5 - 3.5%

HPLC/IEF Pathologist Interpretation

HPLC < 2%HPLC/IEF <2%

Sandwich Immunoenzymatic

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay 0 - 25 MU/mL

Chemiluminescent ImmunoassayFiltration/Hemastix Negative

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay 0.9-7.1 ng/mL

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay/EIA

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay 10 - 65 pg/mL

RBC solubility, reduction None detected

< 7 ng/mL, > 8.5 following Insulin-induced hypoglycemia

<1 yr: <30 IU/ mL, 1-9 yrs: <50 IU/mL, 10-adult: <100 IU/mL<6 years: 17-248 ng/mL, 6-8 years: 88-474, 9-11 years: M: 110-565, F: 117-771, 12-15 years: M: 202-957, F: 261-1096, 16-24 years: 182-780, 25-39 years: 114-492, 40-54 years: 90-360, >55 years: 71-290Male 1 - 2.0 pg/mL, Postmenopausal 1.0 - 2.1 pg/mL

Male: 0.3-15.1 MIU/mL, Female: Follicular: 0.6-16.6, Peak: 7.6-69.0

Pathologist Interpretation of risk for an open neural tube defect

Pathologist Interpretation of risk for Down Syndrome and an open neural tube defect

Pathologist interpretation of risk for Down Syndrome and an open neural tube defectMale: < 15 ng/mL, Female: non-pregnant: < 20, Postmenopausal: <12

Normal NA intake: Supine: 0.3 - 1.7 ng/mL/hour, Upright: 0.7 - 3.3, Lasix upright: > 1.710 MEQ NA intake: Upright: > 1.7

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay < 40.0 IU/mL

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay < 40.0 IU/ML

RIA 3 - 17 mcg/24 hours

Wright stain smear

Buffy Coat smear None seen

Sysmex

Child 2-16 yrs: 2-40 ng/mL, Adult female: 2-42.7ng/mL, Adult male: 1.8-68 ng/mL, Anti-thyroglobulin antibodies: <40.0 IU/mLMetanephrine: 50-400 ug/24 hour, Normetanephrine: 50-500 ug/24 hour, Total: 100-900 ug/24 hour

Male: WBC: 3.9-10.7 X 10^3 /uL, RBC: 4.5-6 X 10^6 /uL, HGB: 14.0-18.1 g/dL, HCT: 41.0-49.0 %, MCV: 81-98 FL, MCH: 27-32 pg, MCHC: 31-35 g/dL, RDW: 11.1-14.3 %, PLT: 135-371 X 10^3 /uL, Female: WBC: 3.9-10.7 X 10^3 /uL, RBC: 4-5.5 X 10^6 /uL, HGB: 11.8-16.0 g/dL, HCT: 36-43.0 %, MCV: 81-98 FL , MCH: 27-32 pg, MCHC: 31-35 g/dL, RDW: 11.1-14.3 %, PLT: 135-371 X 10^3 /uL Peds: WBC:up to 7 days: 9.4-31.1 x 10^3/uL, 7-30 days: 4.3-18.3 X 10^3/uL, 30 days-6 years: 4.0-14.6 X 10^3/uL, RBC: up to 7 days: 4.4-5.8 X 10^6/uL, 7 days-17 years: 3.8-5.5 X 10^6/uL, HGB: up to 7 days: 13.5-22.6 g/dL, 7-30 days: 12.5-20.6 g/dL, 30 days-2 months: 10.0-18.1 g/dL, 2 months-6 months: 9.0-14.0 g/dL, 6 months-6 years: 10.5-13.5 g/dL, HCT: up to 7 days: 41-65%, 7-30 days: 38-61%, 30 days-2 months: 31-54%, 2 months-6 months: 28-40%, 6 months-6 years: 32-39%, PLT: up to 7 days: 140-300 X 10^3/uL, 7-30 days: 200-470 X 10^3/uL, 30 days-17 years: 150-400 X 10^3/uLSee CBC and platelet count. Relative differential: Neutrophil 35-75% (Segmented & band), Eosinophil 0.4 - 7.5%, Basophil 0.1 - 1.5%, Lymphocyte 15-49%, Monocyte 3.5-12%, See absolute differential.

Pathologist interpretation

Sysmex

Sysmex 50 - 350 /uL

Smear review None seen

Stain None seen

Lap Smear stain 60 - 150%

Wright Stain smear None seen

Sysmex Male: 42 - 50%, Female: 37 - 44%

Sysmex or spun PCV None

Sysmex 135-370 X 10^3/uL

Sysmex 0.5 - 2.0 %, Absolute: 0.02-0.10 MIL/uL

Sediplast Westergren

Sezary blood smear None seenContact lab, 615-322-2682

Indirect Immunofluorescence Negative

Indirect immunofluorescence and ELISA Negative

Elisa Negative

Negative

Contact lab, 615-322-2682

> 160 CH50 units

Absolute Differential: (THOU/uL) Neutrophil: 1.6-8.1 (segmented & band)Eosinophil: 0.03-0.51, Basophil: 0.01-0.08, Lymphocyte:1.10-3.5, Monocyte: 0.3-1.1, See relative differential above

Male: MM/hr, 0-50 years: 0-15. >50 years: 0-20. Female: MM/hr, 0-50 years: 0-20. >50 years: 0-30

Indirect immunofluorescence plus ELISA if indicated

Negative

ELISA Negative

Electrophoresis and immunofixation No monoclonalNot detected

Contact lab, 615-322-2682

Contact lab 615-322-2682

Hemagglutination with color enhancemeNegative

ELISA Negative

Nonreactive

See specific ANAContact lab, 615-322-2682

ELISA See specific ANA

See specific ANA

Body fluid level is 1/2 to 1/3 the serum level

IgG CSF: 0.5 - 5.9 mg/dL, IgG serum: 694 - 1618 mg/dL, Albumin CSF: 13.9 - 24.6 mg/dL, Albumin serum: 3500 - 5000 mg/dL, Index: 0.28 - 0.66

IgG CSF: 0.5 - 5.9 mg/dL, IgG serum: 694 - 1618 mg/dL, Albumin CSF: 13.9 - 24.6 mg/dL, Albumin serum: 3500 - 5000 mg/dL, Index: 0.28 - 0.66, Oligoclonal Ig: No Oligoclonal

No monoclonal

ELISA Negative

ELISA See specific ANA

See specific ANA

IgG: < 1:16, IgM: negative

DNA sequence analysis of BMPR2

Direct Detection of Mutation C282Y

Quantitative PCR BCRABL copy number/100,000 cells

Detection of Gene Rearrangements Involving the BCL2 Locus on Chromosomes 18 and the IGH Locus on Chromosome 14 by PCR

Detection of LOH associated with Gliomas at 1p, 10q, 17p and 19q

Direct Detection of Mutation K304E

Linkage Studies - 4 markers available

Direct Detection of Mutation R506Q

Invader technology (ABMG / ACOG recommended panel of 25 mutations) plus additional 16 mutations

Direct Detection of Mutation 301-302delAG

Detection of Bacterial DNA Using PCR Coupled with Southern Blot Analysis

DNA Isolated and Banked for Future Studies

Amplified by PCR using primer pairs specific for exon 14 and 15 of the FLT3 gene; evaluated by capillary electrophoresis

Direct Detection of CGG Expansion Mutation

Direct Detection of Mutation H63D

Direct Detection of Mutation R122H

Direct Detection of Mutation C677T and A1298C

DNA sequence analysis of exon 2 of the Cationic Trypsinogen gene (PRSS1); (detection of mutations N29I, A16V, D22G, K23R)

VNTR polymorphism in promoter region of gene

Direct Detection of CAG Expansion Mutation

VNTR polymorphism in promoter region of gene

Amplified by PCR using fluorescent primers specific for 5 mononucleotide loci; analyzed by capillary electrophoresis

Direct Detection of Mutation G20210A

Detection of Viral DNA Using PCR

CLSI guidelines

E-test

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) Not detected

Analysis of DNA Polymorphisms for identification of Host and Donor Cells Post Transplantation (Identity/Discrimination Between Samples)

Not detected

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) 200 - 5,000,000 copies/mL

SDA - Strand Displacement Amplification - BD ProbeTec

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) Test range: 200 - 5,000,000 copies/mL

PCR - Polymerase Chain Reaction Not detected

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) Typing and subtyping reported

No HBV DNA detected. Limits of detection: 200 - 2,000,000 IU/mL HBV DNA

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) No HCV RNA detected

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)

PCR - Polymerase Chain Reaction

No HCV RNA detected; limits of detection: 43 -69,000,000 RNA HCV IU/ML

No HIV-1 RNA detected; limits of detection: 48 - 10,000,000 copies/mL

Hybrid Capture - Digene Not detected

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)Resistance or resistant mutations reported

PCR - Polymerase Chain Reaction No M. tuberculosis DNA detected

Enzymatic / color Therapeutic range 5 - 30 mcg/mL

FPIAHPLC Supplied with results

HPLC Supplied with results

GC/MS No drugs detected

GC/MS Analysis No drugs detected

GC/ECD No drugs detected. Cut-off is 100 ng/mL

No drugs detected. Cut off is 15 ng/mL

FPIA Therapeutic range: 4 - 12 mcg/mL

GC/MS Analysis No drugs detected. Cut-off is 150 ng/mL

PEAK: Target peak concentration: 20-30 mcg/mL, TROUGH: Target trough concentration: <10 mcg/mL, Potentially toxic trough: Infant/peds: Q24 >3 mcg/mL, Q8/Q12 >10 mcg/mL, Adult: Q24 >2 mcg/mL, Q8/Q12 >10 mcg/mL

GC/MS Analysis for 11-NOR Delta-9 Carboxy THC.

Jaffe reaction 0.4 - 2.00 g/L

CMIA 100 - 300 ng/mLHPLC 10 - 100 mg / 24 hour

Latex Microparticle Agglutination Therapeutic range: 0.8 - 2.0 ng/mL

No drugs detected

EMIT, FPIA, KIMS, Color, GC No drugs detected

No drugs detected

GC/FID None detected. Toxic >400 mg/dL

GC/FID None detected (< 5 mg d/L)

CMIA Organ specific ranges apply

FPIA Expected peak concentration: Adult 5-

CMIA 5 - 15 mcmol/L

GC/FID None detected (<10 mg/dL)

Anodic stripping voltometry Less than 10 mcg/dL

FPIA Therapeutic range: 1.5 - 5.0 MCG/mL

ISE Therapeutic range: 0.6-1.2 mEq/L

Enzymatic/colorimetric for Acetaminophen and Salicylates; GC for Volatiles

GC/FID None detected (<10 mg/dL)

Consult physician

GC/MS CI 50 - 230 MCG/g Creatinine

GC/MS Varies with specimen

GC/MS Analysis

EMIT No drugs detected

GC/MS Analysis Cut off is 25 ng/mL.

GC/MS Analysis

HPLC 400 - 600 mcmol/L for phenylacetate

FPIA 0.8 - 2.0 mcg/mL

GC/MS Analysis

Methadone, and metabolites EDDP and EMDP. Samples adultered by addition of Methadone will be negative for metabolites, but positive on immunoassay. Please specify if LAAM analysis is required.

Codeine, Dihydrocodeine, Hydrocodone, Hydromorphone, Morphine, Oxycodone and Oxymorphone - Cut off is 50 ng/mL. For Opioids such as Meperidine or Propoxyphene, see Miscellaneous Drug Confirmation (Test Code: MDC)

Therapeutic range: 4 - 10 mcg/mL procainamide

Colorimetric (Pyrogallol red) < 0.15 g/L

Enzymatic/Colorimetric

CMIA Organ specific ranges apply

GC/MS Analysis

Color Test No drugs detected

KIMS No drugs detected

Color Test No drugs detected

KIMS No drugs detected

Color Test (Trinder's) No drugs detected

Adult Therapeutic range: 2 - 30 mg/dL. Toxic: greater than 50 mg/dL.

Expected peak concentration: Adult 5-10 mcg/mL. Infant / peds: 2-4 mg/kg = 5-10 mcg/mL, 5-7 mg/kg = >15 mcg/mL. Target trough concentration: Adult: <0.5 mcg/mL. Infant / Peds: <2 mcg/mL. Potentially toxic trough: Adult: Q24 > 0.5 mcg/mL, Q8/Q12 > 2 mcg/mL. Peds: Q24 > 1 mcg/mL, Q8/Q12 > 2 mcg/mL. Infant: Q24 > 2 mcg/mL, Q8/Q12 > 2 mcg/mL.

FPIA 6 - 20 mcg/mL

FPIA Expected peak concentration: Adult: 20-

Gas Chromotography None detected

GC None detectedUrine dipstick for protein Negative

Not establishedDipstick,Ictotest NegativeClinitest - reducing substances Negative

Dipstick, refractometerUrine cytospin and Wright stain smear None seenUrine dipstick for glucose Negative

NegativePolarized light visual Negative for crystals

Acetest NegativeRefractometer Not establishedRefractometer 1.015 - 1.025

Manual exam Not established

Dipstick, refractometer and visual examUrine dipstick for glucose Negative

Hanging drop relative to water 1.4 - 1.8

Manual cell count and Wright stain differential

Manual cell count and Wright stain differential.

Adults: 0 - 5 Mono-nuclear cells/uL. Neonates: Not established; mono-nuclear cells/uL varies with the amount of blood present.Secific gravity: 1.015 - 1.025, dipstick pH: 5.0 - 6.5, URO: 0.1 - 1.0 EU/dL All other urine chemistries: Negative, Microscopic: WBC: 0 - 10 / HPF, RBC: 0 - 4 / HPF

Specific Gravity: 1.015 - 1.025, Dipstick pH: 5.0 - 6.5, URO: 0.1 - 1.0 EU/dL. All other chemistries - Negative. Microscopic: WBC: 0 - 10 /HPF, RBC: 0 - 4 /HPF

Manual (Color Reaction)

EIA Negative, Positive, or Equivocal

EIA, IFA

CIA Negative, positive or indeterminate

CIA Negative, positive, or indeterminate

EIA Negative, positive or indeterminate

EIA Negative, positive, or indeterminate

EIA Reactive, nonreactive

EIA Negative, Positive, Equivocal

EIA Negative, Positive, IndeterminateEIA Negative, positive, equivocalEIA Negative, Positive, Equivocal

IFA titerEIA Negative, Positive, Equivocal

Result: negative, positive, or indetermi

Immunochromatographic assay Negative, Positive, Indeterminate

Urobilinogen - trace, Porphobilinogen - negative

Capsid IgG and nuclear antibody: Negative, Positive, or Equivocal. capsid IgM: </= 1:10, or >/= 1:10

<1:8 indicates no detectable antibody, 1:8 to =/> 1:1024 indicates last dilution positive for antibody

Leukocyte concentration, indirect fluorescent antibody stain for pp65

EIA Negative, positive

Immunochromatographic assay Negative, positive, indeterminate

Fluorescent antibody assay Negative, positive, indeterminate

Tissue culture No virus isolated

Tissue cell culture, shell vial fluorescent stain for antigen

Culture - no virus isolated, Antigen - negative

Tissue culture, hemadsorption, fluorescent stain for antigen

Culture - no virus isolated, Antigen - negativeTissue culture, centrifuge enhanced

culture, fluorescence stain, immunochromatography, hemadsorption

Culture - no virus isolated, CMV antigen - negative, Flu antigens - negativeTissue culture, centrifuge enhanced

culture, fluorescence stain, immunochromatography, hemadsorption

Culture - no virus isolated, CMV antigen - negative, RSV antigen - negative

Tissue culture, centrifuge enhanced culture, fluorescence stain, immunochromatography, hemadsorption

Culture - no virus isolated, CMV antigen - negative, RSV antigen - negative, FLU antigens - negative

Tissue culture, immunochromatography, hemadsorption

Culture - no virus isolated, Flu antigens - negative

Culture - no virus isolated, RSV antigen - negative

Culture - no virus isolated, Flu antigens - negative

Tissue culture, Immunochromatography, Hemadsorption

Culture - no virus isolated, RSV antigen - negative

Tissue culture, hemadsorption No virus isolated

Culture - no virus isolated, RSV antigen - negative, Flu antigens - negative

Three methods: 1) Our pathologists can perform the FNA procedure, call lab to schedule at 615-322-2721, 2) we can send a cytotechnologist to assist with FNA to determine adequacy, or 3) clinician can collect and submit specimen to lab, see VUMC FNA policy for collection procedure. Call lab for help at 615-322-2721.

Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA) Negative, Weak Positive, Positive

Chemiluminescent Immunoassay 700-5900 ng/mL depending on age

HPLC-UV 3-14 mcg/mL

Colorimetry 70 - 120 mg /2 4 hr

Immunoenzymatic

Males between 50 - 75 years and Total PSA between 4 - 10: see interpretive table.

Immunoenzymatic 0 - 9.9 ng/mLImmunoenzymatic 0 - 3 NG/mL

Immunoenzymatic (Sandwich) Assay 20 - 300 NG/mL

Immunoenzymatic (Sandwich) Assay 0.1 - 4.0 ng/mL

Immunoenzymatic (Sandwich) Assay 0.3 - 5.0 MCU/mL

Enzyme Immunoassay 0.5 - 1.2 ng/dL

4.0 - 12.0 ug/dL

80-200 ng/dL

180-1000 pg/mL

Competitive Binding Immunoenzymatic Assay

8-9 AM: 10.4-26.4 UG/dL, 11 PM: 25% OF 8-9 AM Level, Stimulation: 1 hour post 0.25 mg Cortrosyn, or day 3-4: >20 UG/dL, Dexamethasone suppression: overnight (1 mg): <5 @ 8 AM, Low-dose (0.5 mg Q 6 hours, days 3-4):<50% baseline, day 4; <5 UG/dL day 5. High-dose (2 mg Q 6 hours days 5-6): <10 UG/dL, day 6

Mature lung: > 55 MG/G protein. Transitional: 40 - 54. Immature: < 40

Competitive Binding Immunoenzymatic Assay

Male: 2 - 11 ng/mL, Female: 0.1 - 0.6 ng/mL

Competitive Binding Immunoenzymatic AssayCompetitive Binding Immunoenzymatic AssayCompetitive Binding Immunoenzymatic Assay

Allele Specific Detection of Mutation V617F

7.35 - 7.45Adults: <3 %, 0 - 12 years: 0.1 - 1.3 %94 - 100 % capacity

15 - 23 % volume

< 1.5 %Amperometric Electrodes 0.5 - 2.2 MEQ/L

4.48 - 5.28 mg/dL7.35 - 7.45

Kit Test Negative

Immunoenzymatic

IgA: <= 20 %, IgG: <= 20 %Adults: < 35 U/MI

Negative

PH: 7.35 - 7.45, pCO2: 38 - 50 mmHG, pO2: 30 - 40 mmHG

pH: 7.35 - 7.45, pCO2: 35 - 45 mmHG, pO2: 80 - 100 mmHG, BE: -2 to 2

Males and nonpregnant females: < 5.0, units: MIU/mL

Solid phase, competitive chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay

Males: adult: 80 - 560 ug/dL, Females: premenopausal: 35 - 430 ug/dL, postmenopausal: 10 - 190 ug/dL, both sexes, neonate: <600 ug/dL, prepubertal: < 98 ug/dL.

Males: adult: < 56 pg/mL, females, follicular: <160 pg/mL, midcycle: 34 - 400 pg/mL, luteal: 27 - 246 pg/mL, postmenopausal: < 30 pg/mL, both sexes, prepubertal: < 30 pg/mL.Volume: > 2 mL, liquification: < 30 minutes, consistency: < 2CM, pH: 7.2 - 8.0, conc: > 20 million/mL, total count:> 40 million, progressive motility: > 50%, neg agglutination, normal morphology: > 30%, viable: > 50%

< 20 G or M Units

HPLC-UV 15-35 mcg/mL

Flow Cytometry

Colormetric Endpoint Determination 3.5 - 5.0 G/DL

Selective Enzymatic Hydrolysis0.40 - 2.00 g/L< / = 0.14 g/L

Not detected

Flourescence Immunoassay <100 pg/mL

Volume > 2 mL, liquification: < 30 minutes, consistency:< 2CM, pH:7.2 - 8.0, concentration: > 20 million/mL, total count: > 40 million, progressive motility: > 50%, negative agglutination, normal morphology:> 30%, viable:> 50%

No loss of GPI-anchored proteins similar to a normal patient pattern.

< 100 mg/dL normal optimal target; 100 - 129 mg/dL near optimal;130- 129 mg/dl near optimal; 130 - 159 mg/dl borderline high; 160 - 189 mg/dl high; ¡Ý190 mg/dL very high

Chemiluminescence

Abnormal > 0.05 ng/mL

Males: Adult < 1.0 ng/mL, Females: Follicular < 1.5ng/mL; Luteal 2.5 - 25.0 ng/mL; Post Menopausal <1.0 ng/mL, Both sexes: Newborn (<3 months) <17.0 ng/mL, Prepubertal < 1.0 ng/mL

Allele Specific Detection of mutation V600E

DNA sequence analysis for BRAF gene mutation V600E

Chemiluminescence 4.2 - 20 ng/mL

Chemiluminescence 342 - 786 ng/mL

HPLC-UV Therapeutic Range: 5 - 30 mcg/mL

Chemiluminescent ImmunoassayPathologist Interpretation of risk for an open neural tube defect

Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA) Negative, Weak positive, Positive

Nephelometry 0.57-2.63 mg/dL

Nephelometry 0.26-1.65

Nephelometry 0.33-1.94 mg/dL

Chromogenic

Amplification by PCR using primer pairs specific for 4bp insertion in exon12 of the NPM1 gene; Evaluated by capillary electrophoresis

Not Defined Plasma Argatroban levels of 0.40 to 1.50 ug/ml generally correspond to a 1.5 to 2.5-fold increase in the PTT above baseline.

Chromogenic

Assay Specific Aggregation

Dipstick, refractometer and visual exam

Not Detected

Not detected

Turbidimetric Immunoassay

Therapeutic range: Typical range for a 7.5mg dose: 0.50 - 1.50 ug/ml

350-549 ARU=Therapeutic Aspirin Effect

40-60% Inhibition = Therapeutic Plavix effect.Specific gravity: 1.015-1.025, dipstick: pH: 5.0-6.5, URO: 0.1-1.0 EU/DL All other urine chemistries: Negative, Microscopic: WBC: 0-10 /HPF, RBC: 0-4 /HPF

SDA - Strand Displacement Amplification - BD ProbeTec

0-3 mo 0.5-2.0; 4-12 mo 0.5 - 1.5, 1-17 yr 0.5 - 1.0; Adult 0.5-1.1 mg/L

PCR-Polymerase Chain Reaction Not Detected

Not detected

Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA)

PCR - Polymerase Chain Reaction for H1N1, seasonal H1 and H3 influenza virus strains

Indirect, non-competitive ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay)

Reportable ranges: IgM - 1:50 to 1:6400; IgG - 1:100 to 1:12,800

ACTIVITY - Clotting ANTIGEN - Immunoturbidimetric

ACTIVITY: 55 - 123% ANTIGEN: 60 - 130%<0.95 Index No CCP IgG antibody detected, 0.95-1.0 Index Equivocal for antibody to CCP, >1.0 Index CCP IgG antibody detected

Flow Cytometry

PCR - Polymerase Chain Reaction Not Detected

TUBE TYPE SPECIMEN

Sterile container

Sterile container Specify source

Sterile container

Sterile container Body fluid, specify source

Abscess: aspirate or purulent material. SPECIFY SOURCE. Swabs are unacceptable.

Abscess: aspirate or purulent material. Specify source.Abscess: aspirate or purulent material. Specify source. Swabs are unacceptable.

Bactec aerobic and anaerobic bottles - 10 mL per bottle

Myco/F Lytic bottle 1-5 mL - Call Lab for bottle

Routine blood culture aerobic bottle - 10 mL

Body fluid, specify source - Swabs are unacceptable.

Bone marrow

BACTEC peds plus bottle Blood

Sterile container Bronchial lavage, brush, wash

Clean, leak proof container Stool

Call lab 615-322-3406 for kit - swab

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) Serum

CSF - Sterile plastic LP container CSFPlastic stool container Stool

SPS anticoagulant - 1-5 mL Container obtained from lab, 615-322-3046.

Genital specimens. Also approved for Chlamydia trachomatis in eye specimen.

Genital specimens. Also approved for Chlamydia trachomatis in eye.

Culturette swab Cervical

Specify source

Culturette - swab X 2 Throat

Call lab 615-322-3406 for kit - swab Genital specimens

Sterile container Specify source: urine or stool

Sterile container Blood or tissue (specify source)

Sterile container Stool

Microscope slide - wet prep. Call laboratory (615-322-3406) before collecting specimen. Wet prep of specimen must be made at collection time.

2 Dacron or polyester swabs on wire shaNaso-pharynx source

Culturette swab Naso-pharynx source

Sterile container - swab Rectal

Culturette - swab Rectal

Sterile plastic LP CSF

Sterile sputum container Sputum (No 24 hour specimens)

Sterile sputum container Sputum

Plastic stool container Stool

Sterile sputum / trap container Tracheal

Culturette swab Throat

Sterile container Tissue, specify source

Sterile sput / trap container Tracheal

Sterile container Tissue, specify source

Sterile urine container Urine

Culturette - swab Urethral

Culturette - swab Vaginal

Sterile container Wound, specify source

Culturette swab Wound, specify source

Sterile container Wound, specify source

Lavender top (EDTA) Blood, plasma

BD urine vacutainer (boric acid transport tube) at 20-25 °C or sterile, leak-proof container at 2-8 °C

Urine: midstream, catheterized, cystoscopic, or suprapubic. Indicate source of specimen.

Lavender top (EDTA) Blood

Lavender top (EDTA) Cord or venous (plasma)

Lavender top tube (EDTA) Blood, plasma

Lavender top (EDTA) Whole blood

Lavender top (EDTA) Venous blood

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) Citrated plasma - platelet poor

Blue top - 2.7 mL Citrated plasma - platelet poor

2 Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) tubes

Citrated plasma - platelet poor. This test must be aliquoted and frozen if not received by lab within 30 minutes of collection.

Citrated plasma - platelet poor

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate)

2 Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) tubes Citrated plasma - platelet poor

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) - 2 tubes required

Citrate plasma - platelet poor This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a frozen plasma aliquot

Citrated plasma - platelet poor. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.

Citrated plasma - platelet poor. Samples for Lupus testing require double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot

Lab will draw. Patient must present to Vanderbilt.

Citrated whole blood - 4.5 mL (6-8 tubes required)

Citrated whole blood

Citrated plasma - platelet poor

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate)-2.7 mL Citrated plasma - platelet poor

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) - 2 tubes required. Samples must be hand delivered. Samples received via the pneumatic transport tube will be rejected.

Lab will draw. Patient must present to Vanderbilt

Citrated plasma - platelet poor. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.

Plasma

Body fluid container Body fluid

Lavender top (EDTA) Whole Blood

Random urine container Spot urine

Plasma

Red top tube-5 mL Serum

PlasmaBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container or red top Body fluid

Plasma

PlasmaBody fluid container Body fluid

Citrated plasma - platelet poor. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot

Citrated plasma - platelet poor This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot

Light green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Plasma

PlasmaBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluid

PlasmaBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container or red top Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container or red top Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluid

Body fluidBody fluid container Body fluid

Light green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lihtium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lihtium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Body fluid container or lavender top (EDTA)

Plastic LP tube CSF

Plasma

PlasmaLight green gel tube - 3.5 mL Blood

Plasma

PlasmaBody fluid container or red top Body fluidGrey top- Sodium fluoride Venous bloodBody fluid container Body fluid

Plasma

Random urine

Light green PST (Lihtium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lihtium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Grey top - 5 mL, Performed following 100 g Glucola ingestion if screening GTT is abnormal. Overnight fasting is required.Grey top - 5 mL, Performed following 50 g Glucola ingestion. No fasting required.

Grey top - 5 mL, Performed following 75 g (Adult) or 1.75 g/kg (Peds) Glucola ingestion.Light green PST (LIhtium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lihtium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lihtium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube- 4.5 mL

Routine urine container - must not contain acid.

24 hour urine container 24 hour urine-total 24 hour collection

Plasma

24 hr urine container - no additive 24 hour urineRed top tube BloodRed top tube - 5 mL SerumClean container - total Body fluid

Plasma

PlasmaBody fluid container or red top Body fluidSterile plastic LP tube CSFSterile plastic LP tube CSFSterile plastic LP tube CSF

Sweat Chloride vial Sweat

24 hour urine container 24 hour urine - total 24 hour collection

Plasma

24 hour urine container - plain 24 hour urine-total 24 hour collection

24 hour urine container - plain 24 hour urine- total 24 hour collection

Plasma

Light green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube-4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Light green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

24 HR urine container with 1 mL HCL 24 hour urine-total 24 hour collection

24 hour urine container - plain 24 hour urine-total 24 hour collectionRed top tube - 5 mL Serum

24 hour urine container - plain 24 hour urine- total 24 hour collection

15 mL container Amniotic fluid

Amniotic fluid

Plasma or serum

24 hour urine container - Pink tag / HCL 24 hour urine

SerumLavender top (EDTA) Blood

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or a red top (no gel)

Amniocentesis tube - 5 mL dark, protect from lightLight green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

SerumLavender top (EDTA) Blood

Lavender top (EDTA) Whole bloodLavender top (EDTA) Blood

Plasma or serum

SerumRoutine urine container Urine

Serum or plasma (heparin)

Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Gold top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

24 hour urine container - Pink tag / HCL 24 hour urine

24 hour urine

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)24 hour urine container - Yellow tag / HAC

Bone marrow

5 Air dried smears (slides)

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) Blood

Lavender top (EDTA) Body fluid

Lavender top (EDTA) Whole bloodPheresis product - Bone marrow / blood

Serum or plasma

Call Immunopath, 615-322-2682

Nasal or sputum container, microscope slides - (5)

Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (without gel)

Call Hemato-Pathologist, weekdays 615-343-9167; nights and weekends, call VU operator

Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Urine (24 hour collection preferred)Red top Blood

Lavender top (EDTA) or yellow top (ACD Blood

LP tube and red top (no gel) CSF and blood

Yellow top (ACD-A) Blood

Red top (no gel) Blood, serum or plasma

LP tube and red top (no gel) CSF and blood

Red top (clot activator with gel) Blood

BloodContact lab, 615-322-2682 Pheresis product - bone marrow / blood

Red top (no gel) (collect 6 tubes for a total volume of 42 mL)Red top (clot activator with gel) and sterile body fluid container

Body fluid + Serum (whole blood with no anticoagulant)

Routine urine container - 20 mL or 24 hour collection

Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Red top (no gel) or red top (clot activator with gel)Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Red top (no anti-coagulant) Blood

Blood or bone marrow collected in Paxge

Lavender top (EDTA) for whole blood

Lavender top (EDTA) Whole blood or bone marrow

Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Red top (clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)

Paxgene tube (call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 for Paxgene tube and instructions

Lavender top (EDTA) for whole blood or bone marrow

Whole blood, bone marrow, tissue (fresh or frozen), paraffin block, purified DNA

Control: Whole blood or normal brain tissue (fresh, frozen or paraffin block) AND tumor tissue (fresh, frozen or paraffin block)

Lavender top tube (EDTA) and Paxgene tube (call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 or VPLS at 1-800-551-5227 or 615-936-0510) for Paxgene tube and instructions)

Blood or bone marrow in both EDTA and Paxgene tubes. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/vpls/PAXgene_blood_collection.pdf'>Click here for Paxgene tube instructions.</a>

Lavender top tube (EDTA) and Paxgene tube (call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 or VPLS at 1-800-551-5227 or 615-936-0510) for Paxgene tube)

Blood or bone marrow in both EDTA and Paxgene tubes. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/vpls/PAXgene_blood_collection.pdf'>Click here for Paxgene tube instructions.</a>

Lavender top (EDTA) for blood

Whole blood, bone marrow or purified

Whole blood, bone marrow, 5-10 mg Chorionic villi, 2 T-25 cultured flasks, tissue (fresh or frozen), purified DNA, paraffin block

Blood, 5-10mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks-cultured cells, tissue, purified DNA or paraffin block

Whole blood, 5-10 mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks-cultured cells, tissue, or purified DNA

Lavender top (EDTA) for blood or bone marrow

Blood or bone marrow, 5-10mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks-cultured cells, tissue, or purified DNA

Pus, fine needle aspirate, CSF, paraffin block, swabs

Whole blood or bone marrow, 5-10mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks-cultured cells, tissue, purified DNA or paraffin block

Whole blood, 5-10mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks-cultured cells, tissue, or purified DNA

Lavender top (EDTA) for control

Whole blood, 5-10 mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks-cultured cells, tissue,or purified DNA

Whole blood, 5-10 mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks - cultured cells, tissue or purified DNA.

Whole blood, bone marrow, tissue (fresh or frozen), purified DNA, paraffin block, CSF

Control: whole blood or normal tissue (fresh, frozen or paraffin) AND Tumor tissue (fresh, frozen or paraffin block)

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) Serum, amniotic fluid, paraffin block

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) Serum and patient's organism

Patient's organismPatient's organism

Sterile container - swab

Blood or bone marrow, 5-10 mg Chorionic Villi, 2-3 T-25 flasks-cultured cells, purified DNA tissue (fresh or frozen), paraffin block, purified DNA

Whole blood, bone marrow, tissue (fresh or frozen), purified cells, purified DNA, paraffin block, CSF

Nasal washing, nasal secretions, nasopharyngeal swabs

CSF or whole blood

Lavender top (EDTA) - 4.0 mL Whole blood

CSF or whole blood

Female: Pink BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Male: Blue BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Urine: 10 ml first-voided specimen in a sterile container

Urine specimens (male or female), endocervical swabs, and male urethral swabs.

CSF container - 1.0 mL, lavender top (EDTA) - 4.0 mL

CSF or whole blood

Lavender top tube (EDTA) - 4.0 mL Whole blood

CSF or whole blood

CSF container - 1.0 mL CSF

CSF or whole blood

CSF container - 1.0 mL , lavender top (EDTA) - 4.0 mL

CSF container - 1.0 mL lavender top (EDTA) - 4.0 mL

CSF or whole blood

Plasma or serum

Plasma

CSF container - 1.0 mL lavender top (EDTA) - 4.0 mL

White top PPT (EDTA with gel) or lavender top (EDTA)

White top PPT (EDTA with gel)

Plasma spun and separated from RBC within 6 hours of collection

Plasma spun and separated from RBC within 6 hours of collection.

Endocervical brush

Plasma

Thin prep pap or Digene DNA collection device

Tissue in paraffin block Tissue

Whole blood, stem cells

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) Blood, CSF, body fluidPlain container CSF

Lavender top (EDTA) Plasma

Routine urine container Urine

Routine urine container (15 mL) Urine

Lavender top (EDTA) - 4.0 mL, stem cells in a sterile container

24 hour urine container 24 hour urine

Lavender top (EDTA) BloodRoutine urine container (15 mL) Urine

Blood, urine

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) Blood, CSF, body fluid

Whole blood

Green or red top - 5 mL and 15 mL urine - no SST tubes

Royal blue (EDTA) top for LDW, Lavender top (EDTA) for LDP

24 hour or regular urine container - 30 24 hour urine

Urine, fluids, pharmaceuticals

Routine urine container - no preservative. Other specimens accepted. Syringes with needles not accepted.

24 hour urine container 24 hour urine

Routine urine container - 15 mL Urine

Routine urine container - no preservativ UrineRoutine urine container Urine

Body fluid container Body fluidRoutine urine container UrineRoutine urine container Urine

Body fluid container Body fluid

Routine urine container UrineRoutine urine container UrineRoutine urine container UrineRoutine urine container UrineLavender top (EDTA) Synovial fluid

BloodLavender top (EDTA) Body fluidRoutine urine container Urine

Lavender top (EDTA) Synovial fluid

Routine urine container UrineRoutine urine container Urine

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) Serum only

Red top (clot activator with gel) Serum only

Red top (clot activator with gel) Serum

Red top (clot activator with gel) Serum only

Red top (clot activator with gel) SerumRed top (clot activator with gel) Serum onlyRed top (clot activator with gel) Serum only

Red top (clot activator with gel) Serum onlyRed top (clot activator with gel) Serum only

Purple top (EDTA) plasmaWash/aspirate - sterile leakproof container; dacron, cotton or rayon swab w/plastic,alum shaft in 2ml VTM or sterile saline

Nasal swab, wash or aspirate, nasopharyngeal swab preferred.

VTM tube, sterile container with saline

Material from any site - specify source

Small amount in a sterile, leak proof container

Stool is preferred. Rectal swabs are accepted.

Wash/aspirate - sterile leak proof container, dacron, cotton or rayon swab with plastic, alum shaft in 2 mL viral transport medium or sterile saline

Nasopharyngeal wash, aspirate, swab or tracheal aspirate - specify sourceCellular material in a small amount (1-2 mL) of viral transport medium (VTM) or sterile saline - specify source. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabsCellular material in a small amount of viral transport medium (VTM) or sterile saline - specify source. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs

Liquids in sterile leak proof container with no additive, tissue or swab - viral transport medium

Material from any site except blood - specify source

Liquids in sterile leak proof container with no additive, tissue or swab in viral transport medium

Material from any site except blood - specify source.

Liquids - sterile leak proof container, tissue or swab - viral transport medium

Material from respiratory site - specify source

Liquids - sterile leak proof container, swab - viral transport medium

VTM tube - tissue/swab or wash, sterile leak-proof container with no additive - liquids

Vesicular material, tissue, swab, wash in viral transport medium (VTM), liquids. Not performed on CSF.Wash/aspirate - sterile leak proof

container, swab - viral transport medium or small amount of sterile saline

Nasal wash, aspirate or swab, throat swab or B.A.L. Specify source.

Liquids - sterile leak proof container with no additive; tissue/swab or wash in viral transport mediumWash/aspirate - sterile leak proof container, swab - viral transport medium

Nasopharyngeal wash, aspirate, swab or tracheal aspirate - specify source

Call the lab 615-322-2721 Call the lab 615-322-2721

Clean glass slide

Material from bronchus

Thin prep vial

Coplin jar with 95% Ethanol 2 - 4 slides Call the lab 615-322-2721

Sterile leak proof container or viral transport medium

Material from any site except blood or serum, which need lab consult. Please specify source.

If bloody, add 1U/mL Heparin, otherwise collect in clean specimen container - < 500 mL

Fresh specimen. Fixative may be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered to the lab within 2 hours.

Nipple discharge on clean glass slide; fix (drop slide) in 95% ethanol. Call lab for assistance: 615-322-2721.

Saccomanno brush wash - obtain from Cytology lab, 615-322-2721

Clean specimen container - No glass containers will be accepted.

Fresh specimen. Fixative may be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered within 2 hours. Call lab for assistance: 615-322-2721

Immediately swish brush in thinprep vial solution. Call Cytyc Corporation for training on collecting adequate cervical (pap) specimens at 1-800-442-9892.

Plastic LP tube. Second or third tube collected is preferable

Fresh specimen - deliver to the lab immediately

Clean plastic container; no glass containers will be accepted.

Fresh specimen. Fixative may be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered within 2 hours.

Coplin jar with 95% ETOH: 2-4 slides Call the lab 615-322-2721

Thin-prep collection vial

Any clean container Call the lab 615-322-2721

Clean specimen container; no glass containers can be accepted.

Fresh specimen. Fixative can be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannnot be delivered within 2 hours.

Fresh specimen. Fixative can be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered within 2 hours.

Test is performed on cervical / vaginal specimens only

Clean plastic container - add 1U/mL of Heparin if bloody. No glass containers can be accepted.

Fresh specimen; fixative can be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport, or cannot be delivered within 2 hours.

Clean plastic container; no glass containers can be accepted

Fresh specimen - if bloody, add 1 U/mL Heparin. Fixative can be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered within 2 hours.

Clean plastic container - add 1U/mL of Heparin if bloody. No glass containers can be accepted.

Fresh specimen; fixative can be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered within 2 hours.

Clean container or air-dried smear on microscope slide

Fresh sputum, bronchial lavage or bronchial wash.

Fresh specimen (deep cough specimen from the lungs). Fixative may be added if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered within 2 hours.

Fresh specimen. Collect in cytology fixative if specimen cannot be refrigerated during transport or cannot be delivered to the lab within 1 hour. Please indicate if voided, catheterized or Ileal conduit. NOTE: 24 hour urine specimens are not acceptable.

PlasmaLight green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) Serum or plasma

24 hour urine - total 24 hour collection24 hour urine container - no preservative required

Red top tube Serum

Red top tube SerumRed top tube - 5 mL Serum

Plasma

Amniocentesis tube - 5 mL Amniotic fluid

Red top tube - 5 mL Serum

Plasma

Whole blood, bone marrow or purified

Light green PST (Lithium Heoarin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mLLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Heparinized syringe Arterial bloodHeparinized syringe Arterial bloodHeparinized syringe Arterial blood

Heparinized syringe Venous bloodHeparinized syringe Arterial blood

Heparinized syringe Arterial Heparin whole bloodHeparinized syringe Whole bloodDark Green (Sodium Heparin) - 4mL Whole BloodHeparinized syringe Venous bloodHeparinized syringe Heparinized bloodHeparinized syringe Venous blood

Red top tube (no gel) Serum

Red top tube (no gel) Blood

Semen and serumRed top tube (no gel) Serum

Clean container Semen

Send in sterile container Semen

Cervicovaginal secretions

Red top (clot activator with gel) and sterile specimen cup (semen)

Specimen should be cervicovaginal secretions obtained under sterile speculum conditions using the ADEZA Specimen Collection Kit. No other sample collection method is acceptable for this assay.

Send in sterile container Semen

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) Serum or plasma

Whole blood

Plasma

PlasmaRoutine urine container Random urine collectionRoutine urine container Random urine collection

Sterile container Amniotic fluid

Green top - 5 mL Bone marrow

Sterile container - 5 mL CSF

Lavender top (EDTA) Plasma or blood

Yellow top (ACD-A) or green top (Heparin)Light green PST ( Lithium Heparin with gel) tube - 4.5 mL

Paraffin embedded tissue

PlasmaLight green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) tube-4.5 mL

Plasma

Dark Green Top (Sodium Heparin) Plasma or serum

15 mL sterile container Amniotic fluid

Body fluidSterile container (no glass containers per OSHA)

Sterile container with 10cc sterile saline (no glass)

Material brushed from bronchus, etc; immediately swish brush in saline to release epithelial cells into saline OR immediately brush on clean glass slide and drop immediately in 95% ethanol for cellular fixation. Cellular brush material (cells) are very fragile and must be handled delicately and fixed immediately to be able to diagnose pathology.

Sterile specimen container, no glass containers accepted

Specimen as collected (may be bronchial, peritoneal, pelvic, esophageal, gastric, renal pelvic or bladder)

Red top tube (no gel) or Red top tube (SSerum

Light Blue top (Sodium Citrate) - 2.7 mL

Whole blood, bone marrow, or purified DNA

Red top tube (no gel) or Red top tube (SST)

Light Blue top (Sodium Citrate) - 2.7 mL

Whole blood

Plasma

Assay specific collection kit. Call 4-6039 for kit.SAMPLE MUST BE COLLECTED ON SITE. OUTSIDE SAMPLES NOT ACCEPTED

Assay specific collection kit. Call 4-6039 for kit. SAMPLE MUST BE COLLECTED ON SITE. OUTSIDE SAMPLES NOT ACCEPTED

Female: Pink BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Male: Blue BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Urine: 10 ml first-voided

Female: Pink BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Male: Blue BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Urine: 10 ml first-voided specimen in a sterile container

Light Green PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)-4.5 mL

Sterile container-swab

Blue top - 2.7 mL Citrated plasma - platelet poor

Nasal washing, nasal secretions, nasopharyngeal swabs in Viral Transport Media

Red Top Tube spun down with serum removed

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or Red top (no gel)

Heart Valve Tissue

Routine urine container-No preservative Urine

Blood: Lavender top (EDTA) Tissue: sterile container or paraffin block

ALTERNATE SPECIMEN PEDIATRIC REQUIREMENTS

None Same

None 1-3 mL in Peds Plus bottle

See: Culture Pediatric Blood Bacterial (BPB)

None Same

SameNone

Red top (no gel) is accepted but not preferred.Red top (no gel) accepted but not preferred.Red top (no gel) is accepted but not preferred.Red top (no gel) is accepted but not preferred.Red top (no gel) is accepted but not preferred.

2 mL (depends on testing required)

None 2 mL

None 2.7 mL

Serum 2.7 mL

None 2.7 mL

None Peds - 2.7 mL, Neonates - 1.8 mL

Blood, serum (depends on testing required)

Red top (no gel) is accepted but not preferred.

None Peds - 2.7 mL Neonates - 1.8 mL

None 2.7 mL

None Peds - 2.7 mL

None 2.7 mL

Peds - 2.7 mL (2 tubes required) Neonates - 1.8 mL (2 tubes required)

Peds - 2.7 mL (2 tubes required) Neonates - 1.8 mL

None 2.7 mL (2 tubes required)

None 2.7 mL

Peds - 2.7 mL (2 tubes required) Neonates - 2.7 mL

Red top tube - 5 mL Draw 2 bullets

Red top tube-5 mL 2 microtainers

Red top-5 mL 2 microtainers

Red top

2 microtainers

Red top tube - 5 mL 2 microtainers

Draw 2 microtainers

Red top tube - 5 mL 2 microtainersRed topRed topRed top

Red top tube - 5 mL 2 microtainers

Red top tube - 5 mL Draw 2 microtainers

Red top tube - 5 mL 2 microtainersRed top

Red top tube - 5 mL Draw 2 microtainersRed top

Red top tube - 5 mL Draw 2 microtainers

Red top tube - 5 mL 2 microtainersRed topRed topRed top tubeRed topRed topRed top

Red top tube - 5 mL 2 microtainersRed topRed top

Red topRed top tubeRed topRed top

Red topRed topRed top

Red top

2 microtainers

Red top tube - 5 mL Draw 2 microtainersRed top

Red top tube - 5 mL Draw 2 microtainersRed top tube - 5 mL 1 microtainer

Red top

Red top-5 mL 2 microtainers

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) 2 microtainers

24 hour urine container-Yellow tag/HAC1 microtainer2 microtainers

24 hour urine container-Yellow tag/HAC

2 microtainers

Heparin plasma 1 red microtainer

Capillary collection Lavender top microtainer: 0.1 mL

None 1 lavender microtainer

1 red microtainer

Random urine collection 3 mL

1 red microtainer

1 red microtainer1 purple microtainer

None Lavender top microtainer: 0.1 mL

1 red microtainer

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) or Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

1 red microtainerLavender top microtainer: 0.1 mL

1 lavender microtainer

0.1 mL lavender microtainerLavender top microtainer: 0.1 mL

1 red microtainer

None N/A1 mL

Dark green top (Lithium Heparin) 1 red microtainer

None n/a

1 red microtainer

Lavender top (EDTA) plasma 1 red microtainer

2.7 mL lavender top

Lavender top microtainer: 0.1 mL

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin), Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) or lavender top (EDTA) plasma

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) or red top (no gel)Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) or Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

1 red microtainer

Random urine collection 1 red microtainer

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin), Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) or lavender top (EDTA) plasmaDark green top (Sodium Heparin) or Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin), Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) or lavender top (EDTA) plasma

Lavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL (to fill line), or one full lavender top (EDTA)microtainerLavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL (to fill line), or one full lavender top (EDTA) microtainer

Lavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL (to fill line only) or one full lavender top (EDTA) microtainer

2 mL lavender top (EDTA) (to fill line only) or one full lavender top (EDTA)microtainer

None 1 mL whole blood

1 mL whole blood

None 2 mL of whole blood

None 1 mL

None Draw 2 bullets

Lavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL draw (to fill line only) or lavender top (EDTA) microtainerLavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL (to fill line only) or lavender top (EDTA) microtainer

Lavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL draw (to fill line only) or EDTA microtainer.Dark green top - 2 mL or full dark green microtainerLavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL draw (to fill line only) or full EDTA microtainerLavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL draw (to fill line only) or EDTA microtainerLavender top (EDTA) tube (to fill line only) or full EDTA microtainerLavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL draw (to fill line only) or EDTA microtainerLavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL draw (to fill line only) or EDTA microtainer

Lavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL (to fill line only) or 2 full EDTA microtainersLavender top (EDTA) - 2 mL or full EDTA microtainer

Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

None 2 lavender bullets

2 bullets

LP tube and red top (clot activator with gel)

None Draw 2 bullets

Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin) 2 bullets

Red top (no gel) and sterile body fluid container

Lavender top (EDTA), Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

None 2 bullets

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) 0.5 mL whole blood

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) for whole blood or bone marrow

Please call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121.

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) for whole blood

Please call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) and Paxgene tube

Please call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) and Paxgene tube

0.5 mL whole blood

Blue top (sodium citrate) for blood

0.5 mL whole blood

0.5 mL

0.5 mL whole blood

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) 0.5 mL

0.5 mL whole blood

Blue top (sodium citrate) for blood or bone marrow

Light Blue top (Sodium Citrate) for whole blood or bone marrow

0.5 mL whole blood; please call Molecular Genetics Laboratory for other specimen type requirements

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) for blood or bone marrow

0.5 mL whole blood

Light blue top (Sodium Citrate) for control

Please call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121

0.5 mL whole blood

1 mL serum

Need Medical Director approval

Need Medical Director approval Lavender top (EDTA)- 1.0 mL

Female: Pink BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Male: Blue BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Urine: 10 mL first-voided specimen in a sterile container

CSF container - 1.0 mL, lavender top (EDTA)- 1.0 mL

Respiratory samples, other - need Medical Director approval

Need Medical Director approval Lavender top (EDTA) - 1.0 mL

Need Medical Director approval CSF container - 1.0 mL

0.5 mL plasma or serum

Need Medical Director approval 0.5 mL EDTA plasma

Red top SST (clot activator with gel). Any other needs Medical Director's approval.

Serum, Need Medical Director approval 1.0 mL EDTA plasma

Lavender top (EDTA) Need Medical Director approval

Need Medical Director approval Endocervical brush

Need Medical Director approval CSF container - 1 mL

Need Medical Director approval Tissue in paraffin block

Need Medical Director approval CSF container - 1.0 mL

Lavender top (EDTA) - 1.0 mL

Red top (no gel) 1 dark green microtainer

Red top (no gel) 1 dark green microtainerNone

None 5 mL

None 2 mL

CSF, Other - need Medical Director approval

Light green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel) or Dark green top (Sodium Heparin)

24 hour urine container-Yellow tag/HAC 24 hour urine

1 lavender bullet

Gray top for volatiles, Red top (no gel) 1 dark green microtainer

1 dark green microtainer

1-2 lavender top bullets

1 lavender top bullet

1 lavender microtainer

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin)

Grey top (Sodium Fluoride) or red top (no gel)Grey top (Sodium Fluoride) or red top (no gel)

Grey top (Sodium Fluoride) or red top (no gel)

Random urine specimen

1 lavender top bullet

Red top (no gel) 2 dark green top microtainers

1 mL (screen only) additional 1 mL for confirmation

Red top (no gel) or dark green top (Sodium Heparin)

1 mL from well mixed 24 hour collection

2 lavender top bullets

1 mL (screen only)

1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)

1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)

Red top (no gel) 2 dark green microtainers

Red top (no gel) 1 dark green top microtainer

None 1 mL1 mL

1 mL1 mL1 mL

2 mL3 mL3 mL5 mL2 mL

250 uL1 mL

2 mL3 mL

One full red top microtainer or 2 mL red top tube (to fill line only)

Two 250 uL red top microtainers or 2 mL red top

Red top microtainer (1 mL)

Red top microtainer (1 mL) x2

Red top microtainer - 1 mL

Red top microtainer (1 mL) x2

Red top microtainer (1 mL) x 2 or 3

Red top microtainer (1 mL) x 2

Lavender top (EDTA) plasma Red or lavender microtainer (1 mL) x 2

Red top microtainer (1 mL)

Lavender top (EDTA) plasma Red top microtainer (1 mL) x2Red top microtainer (1 mL)Red top microtainer (1 mL) x 2

Red top microtainer (1 mL)Red top microtainer (1 mL)

Viral culturette accepted but not preferred.

Dark green top (Lithium Heparin) accepted but not preferred because positive cell count may be decreased.

Lavender top (EDTA) 2 mL or lavender top microtainer (1 mL) x 2 if WBC is > 7.

1 - 2 mL urine

Blood requires consult with the lab. 1 - 2 mL urine

1 - 2 mL urine

Will accept sample in VTM but requires lab consult

Will accept material in syringe but requires lab consult.

1 -2 mL urine

Conventional pap smear on glass slide, Must be fixed immediately with spray fixative or slide dropped in 95% Ethanol. Call lab for assistance at 615-322-2721.

Conventional PAP smear

2 mL serum

Red top SST (Clot activator with gel) 1 Red microtainer

Red or dark green microtainer

Plain red top (no gel), Lavender top (EDTA)

Red top tube (No Gel)

CSF 2 microtainers Body fluid 2 microtainers

Red top tube- 5 mL 2 microtainers

2 microtainers

0.5 mL whole bloodBlue top(Sodium Citrate) for whole blood or bone marrow

0.5 mLDark green top (Sodium Heparin) 1 mL

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) 0.5 mL1 mL

0.5 mLDark green top (Sodium Heparin)

2 microtainersDark green top (Sodium Heparin) 1 mLDark green top (Sodium Heparin) 1 mLDark green top (Sodium Heparin) 0.5 mL

none 1 mL

Red top (clot activator with gel); Light Green top PST (Lithium heparin with gel)Red top (no gel) and sterile specimen cup (semen)

Red top tube (clot activator with gel); Light Green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

Serum 2.7 mL

Red top (no gel) or lavender top EDTA) Red (no gel) or dark green microtainer

Red top (no gel) or lavender top (EDTA) Red (no gel) or dark green microtainer

Lavender top (EDTA)

2 lavender top bullets

Dark green top (Sodium Heparin) 2 light green gel (PST) microtainers

Red top tube (clot activator with gel); Light Green top PST (Lithium Heparin with gel)

Whole blood with Heparin 2 microtainers

Red Top (no gel) or lavender top (EDTA) Dark Green Microtainer or Red Top (no g

Clean glass slides

2 mL serum

0.5 mL (Whole blood, bone marrow)

1 Red top microtainer

Peds: 2.7 mL, Neonates: 1.8 mL

Red top tube-5 mL Green or red microtainer plasma

All tubes in collection kit must be filled to intended capacity

All tubes in collection kit must be filled to intended capacity.

Female: Pink BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Male: Blue BD ProbeTec Collection swabs, Urine: 10 mL first-voided specimen in a sterile container

None Peds: 2.7 mL, Neonates: 1.8 mL

1 mL Serum

Nasal washing, nasal secretions, nasopharyngeal swabs in Viral Transport Media

None 2 mL Whole Blood

0.5 mlWhole Blood Other samples with Medical Director approval

VOLUME MINIMUM VOLUME

8 mL (aerobic bottle); 5 mL (anerobic bot

5 mL 1 mL

10 mL 8 mL

10 mL 5 mL

10 mL (aerobic bottle); 7 mL (anaerobic bottle)

>1 mL 1 mL

> 1 mL 1 mL

3 mL 1 mL

> 10 mL 10 mL

1 g 1 g

Kit swab/transport tube Kit swab/transport tube

1 mL 0.5 mL

1 mL 0.5 mL0.5 g 0.5 g

2 swabs 1 swab

Kit swab/transport tube Kit swab/transport tube

Urine: 1 mL Stool: 1 g Urine: 1 mL Stool: 1 g

1-5 mL

1.0 mL

1-5 mL

5-10 mL

5-10 g

5 - 10 g

5-10 g

5 mL 2 mL

5 mL (depends on testing required) 2 mL (depends on testing required)

5 mL 2 mL

N/A 2 mL

5 mL 2 mL

N/A 2 mL

1.0 mL plasma 1.0 mL plasma

250 uL plasma 250 uL plasma

Citrate tube must be full Citrate tube must be full

Citrate tube must be full- MUST be scheduled with Coagulation lab

5.0 mL whole blood 5.0 mL whole blood

CITRATE TUBE MUST BE FULL CITRATE TUBE MUST BE FULL

Plasma from 2 (2.7 mL) light blue (Sodium Citrate) tubes

Citrate tube must be full-MUST schedule with Coagulation lab

2 mL plasma 0.3 mL plasma

2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid

5 mL Whole blood 0.3 mL Whole blood

50 mL urine 15 mL urine

2 mL serum 0.3 mL serum

2 mL plasma 0.5 mL plasma2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid5 mL fluid

2 mL plasma 0.5 mL plasma2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid

2 mL plasma 0.5 mL plasma2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid

2 mL plasma 0.5 mL plasma2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid5 mL fluid5 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid5 mL fluid5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid

2 mL plasma 0.5 mL plasma2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid

5 mL2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid

1 mL CSF

2 mL plasma 0.5 mL plasma5 mL Body fluid 2 mL Whole blood 0.3 mL whole blood2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid

5 mL urine

5 mL2 mL serum 0.5 mL serum2 mL Body fluid 0.5 mL Body fluid

2 mL plasma 0.5 mL plasma5 mL fluid1 mL CSF2 mL fluid 0.5 mL fluid1 mL fluid

75 mg from each site

50 mL urine (acidifed - see below) 15 mL urine

50 mL urine 15 mL urine2 mL serum 0.3 mL serum

5 mL 1 red microtainer

5.0 mL 0.1 mL

1 mL 1 mL

5 mL 1 lavender microtainer

5 mL 1 mL

Total 24 hour collection 3 mL

Total 24 hr collection 5 mL

5 mL 1 red microtainer5 mL 1 purple microtainer

5 mL 0.1 mL

5 mL 1 red microtainer5 mL 0.1 mL

5 mL 1 lavender microtainer

5 mL 0.1 mL lavender microtainer5 mL 0.1 mL

1 mL 0.25 mL20-30 mL 1 mL

5 mL 0.5 mL

5 mL 1 mL

5 mL 2.7 mL

5 mL 0.1 mL

2 mL 500 uL

2 mL 250 uL

2 mL draw (to fill line only) 1 mL

2 mL 250 uL1 mL

5 mL 1 mL whole blood

5 mL 2 mL of whole blood

5 mL 1 mL

1 mL body fluid and 1 mL whole blood

6 mL5 mL 1 mL whole blood

2.0 mL

CSF: 1 mL, Blood: 2 mL

8.5 mL

5 mL whole blood 1 mL whole blood

5 mL 1 mL1 mL

5 mL blood 1 mL

5 mL 1 mL

5 mL whole blood 1 mL whole blood

5 mL 1 mL

3 - 15 mL (whole blood or bone marrow)0.5 mL whole blood

3-15 mL whole blood 0.5 mL whole blood

0.5 mL whole blood (EDTA or Citrate)

0.5 mL whole blood (EDTA and Citrate)

3-15 mL (whole blood, bone marrow) 0.5 mL whole blood

2.5 mL of blood or bone marrow collected in Paxgene tube

3-15 mL whole blood (EDTA or Citrate); Paxgene tube must contain 2.5 mL of blood

3-15 mL blood (EDTA); Paxgene tube must contain 2.5 mL of blood

3-15 mL blood 0.5 mL blood

3-15 mL (blood, bone marrow) 0.5 mL blood

3-15 mL (whole blood and bone marrow)0.5 mL whole blood

3-15 mL 0.5 mL

3-15 mL (whole blood, bone marrow) 0.5 mL whole blood or bone marrow

1 mL serum

3-15 mL (whole blood or bone marrow) 0.5 mL whole blood or bone marrow

1 mL 1 mL

1.0 mL 0.5 mL

0.5 mL blood, 100 microliter serum or amniotic fluid

10.0 mL 4.0 mL

1.0 mL 0.5 mL

1.0 mL 0.2 mL

1.0 mL 0.5 mL

1.0 mL EDTA plasma 0.5 mL EDTA plasma

10 mL 4 mL

1 mL 0.2 mL

0.5 mL 0.2 mL

Paraffin block Paraffin block

1.0 mL 0.2 mL

5 mL blood Blood - 1 mL, serum or plasma - 0.5 mL

5 mL blood 0.5 mL serum or plasma0.5 mL

0.5 mL plasma

5 mL 1 mL

5 mL blood 0.5 mL serum or plasma

1 mL 1 mL

1 mL from 24 hour collection

0.3 mL 0.150 mL5 mL

5 mL blood 1 mL

15 mL 5 mL for screen only; no confirmations

5 mL 0.5 mL serum or plasma

5 mL 0.3 mL

2 mL 0.25 mL

2 mL blood 0.25 mL plasma

5 mL 0.5 mL (pediatric only)

5 mL 1 mL

5 mL 0.5 mL

1 mL 0.5 mL

30 mL 5 mL

5 mL 1 mL

1 mL 0.5 mL

5 mL 1 mL

5 mL 0.5 mL

1 mL 0.5 mL serum

5 mL blood, 2 mL serum 2 mL serum

5 mL 0.5 mL serum

5 mL blood 0.5 mL serum

5 mL 1 mL

1 mL (screen only) additional 1 mL for confirmation

1 mL from well mixed 24 hour collection1 mL from well mixed 24 hour collection

5 mL 0.3 mL blood

5 mL 1 mL

1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)1 mL (screen only), 2 mL (screen and confirmation)

5 mL blood 2 mL serum or plasma

5 mL 1 mL12 mL 1 mL

1 mL 1 mL1 mL 1 mL1 mL 1 mL

1 mL 1 mL

12 mL 2 mL12 mL 3 mL3 mL 3 mL12 mL 5 mL2 mL 250 uL

2 mL 250 uL1 mL 250 uL12 mL 1 mL

2 mL 2 mL

12 mL 2 mL3 mL 3 mL

5 mL 500 uL serum

12 mL 12 mL

50 uL 50 uL

75 uL 75 uL

100 uL 100 uL

90 uL 90 uL

70 uL 70 uL

50 uL (includes repeat if necessary) 20 uL

100 uL (includes repeat) 50 uL

200 uL (includes repeat) 100 uL

300 uL 300 uL

150 uL 150 uL

400 uL (includes repeat testing) 150 uL (no repeat)

60 uL 60 uL

500 uL (includes duplicate repeat and bl150 uL (no repeat, no blot)

150 uL (includes repeat) 75 uL (no repeat)

100 uL (includes duplicate repeat and bl10 uL (no repeat or blot)50 uL 50 uL75 uL 75 uL

25 uL 25 uL50 uL 50 uL

2 mL if WBC > 7

1-2 mL VTM / saline 1 mL VTM / saline

Draw 5 mL if WBC is greater than 2, draw 10 mL if WBC is less than 2

Pea size amount if solid or 1mL liquid

1 - 2 mL VTM or sterile saline 1 mL VTM or sterile saline

Urine: 10 - 15 mL

10 - 15 mL urine

Urine: 10-15 mL

Midsize portion if solid, 10 - 15 mL if sample is liquid.

50 mL is optimal

As much as can be collected

3cc to 10cc is optimal 3cc

3 cc to 50 cc is optimal 3 cc

if minimal specimen, send as much as can be collected

25-50 mL As much as can be collected

50 mL As much as can be collected

50-100 mL As much as can be collected

50 mL As much as can be collected

As much as can be collected. 5 cc to 15 cc is optimal

7 mL serum 2 mL serum

5 mL plasma 250 mcl plasma

0.5 mL serum/plasma 0.1 mL

50 mL urine (acidifed - see below) 15 mL urine

5 mL 1 mL

2 mL serum 0.7 mL serum2 mL serum 0.7 mL serum

4 mL Amniotic fluid 2 mL Amniotic fluid

3 mL Serum 0.7 mL Serum

3-15 mL whole blood or bone marrow 0.5 mL whole blood

2 mL5 mL5 mL

2 mL5 mL

2 mL5 mL2 mL Whole blood 0.3 mL Whole blood5 mL5 mL2 mL

5 mL 1 mL

5 mL 0.5 mL

5 mL 1 mL

5 mL 0.5 mL

0.5 mL serum/plasma 0.1 mL

4 mL 1 mL

5 mL blood 0.7 mL plasma

5 mL Red top (no gel); Light Green top (Lithi

5 mL Whole blood

0.5 mL plasma/serum 0.1 mL

1 mL 1 mL

Cells collected in saline ~ 10cc or smears made and fixed immediately

Amount that can be collected; 3 cc to 50 cc is optimal.

7 mL serum 2 mL serum

3-15 mL (Whole blood, bone marrow) 0.5 mL (Whole blood, bone marrow)

4.0 mL Serum 300 mcL Serum

Citrate tube must be full Citrate tube must be full

0.5 ml Platelet Poor Citrate Plasma 0.5 ml Platelet Poor Citrate Plasma

2.0 mL whole blood per assay. All tubes

2.0 ml whole blood per assay. All tubes

12 mL 2 mL

10.0 mL 4.0 mL

4.5 mL plasma 100 mcL plasma

2.0 mL whole blood per assay. All tubes in kit must be submitted.

2.0 ml whole blood per assay. All tubes in kit must be submitted

0.5 mL 0.2 mL

0.500 ML 0.200 ML

1 mL serum

Citrate tube must be full

7 mL Serum 2 mL Serum

5 mL Whole Blood 2 mL Whole Blood

1.0 ml 0.5 ml

TEMPERATURE STABILITY

Room temperature Send to lab immediately

Room temperature Send to lab immediately.

Send to lab immediately

Room temperature

Room temperature Send to lab immediatelyRoom temperature Send to lab immediately

Room temperature for 2 hours; refrigerate if transport time is > 2 hours.

Swab in transport media is stable up to 7 days if refrigerated.

Room temperature

Wet prep of specimen must be made at collection time and specimen must be brought to laboratory immediately.

Swab in transport media is stable up to 7 days if refrigerated.

Room temperature

Room temperature 3 days

Boric acid tube: ambient for 48 hours. Other containers: ambient for 2 hours; refrigerated for 24 hours.

37 degrees 3 days

Room temperature: 4 hours

Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.

Refrigerated: 8 Hours, frozen at -70C: one month

Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.

Refrigerated: 8 hours, frozen at -70C: one month

Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours

Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours

Refrigerated - 4 hours, frozen at -70C - one month

Room temperature: 30 minutes

Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours.Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hours

Room temperature, or send as a frozen aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab immediately

Room temperature or send as frozen aliquot if not received into the lab within 30 minutes of collection

Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hours. DO NOT REFRIGERATE SAMPLE

Room temperature: 4 hours DO NOT REFRIGERATE SAMPLE

Refrigerated plasma aliquot: 4 hours

Room temperature: 1 hour

Room Temperature Room temperature: 3 hours

Room temperature: 4 hours, frozen at -70C: 3 years

Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot

Plasma aliquot is stable for 24 hours at room temperature/ 6 months frozen at -70C. Samples from locations other than Vanderbilt should NOT be sent as whole blood.

Refrigerated plasma aliquot or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 1 hourRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.Room temperature or double centrifuge and send as a frozen aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 1 hour. THIS SAMPLE REQUIRES DOUBLE CENTRIFUGATION IF SENDING A PLASMA ALIQUOT

Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hours

Refrigerated plasma aliquot: 4 hours

Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hoursRefrigerated plasma aliquot or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 1 hour.

Room Temperature or send as frozen plasma aliqout if sample will not be received into lab within 16 hours.

Room Temperature-24 hours; DO NOT REFRIGERATE SAMPLE

Room temperature: 4 hours, if patient is on Heparin: 2 hours

Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours

Room temperature: 4 hours, If patient is on Heparin: 2 hoursRoom temperature, or send as frozen

plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot

Room temperature: 4 hours, frozen at -70C: 6 months

< 3 days at 4ºC; 6 months at -20ºC

Room temperature, or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours

Room temperature: 4 hours If patient is on Heparin: 2 hoursRoom temperature or double

centrifuge and send as a frozen aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 1 hour. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until delivery

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8C until delivery

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until delivery

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until delivery

Refrigerated

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until delivery

Room temperature

See Special Instructions

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until delivery

Entire collection must be acidified, mixed and an aliquot sent

See Special Instructions.

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 2 hours, frozen: 1 month

Refrigerate Refrigerated: 1 week

Refrigerated: 2 hours, frozen: 1 month

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 1 week

Refrigerate Refrigerated: 1 weekRefrigerate Refrigerated: 1 week

Refrigerate Refrigerated: 2 hours, frozen: 1 month

Must be spun and separated within 1 hour of drawing.

Refrigerate Refrigerated: 1 weekRefrigerate Refrigerated: 1 week

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 1 weekRefrigerate Refrigerated: 1 week

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 1 weekRefrigerate Refrigerated: 3 days

Refrigerated, spin cold Refrigerated: 4 hours, frozen: 3 months

Room temperature

Room temperature: 6 hours, frozen: 1 month

Room temperature or refrigerated Must be received by the lab within 4 hou

Room temperature or refrigerated Deliver to the lab within 30 minutes

Room temperature or refrigerated 4 hours

Room temperature or refrigerated Deliver to the lab immediately

Room temperature or refrigerated Deliver to lab immediately

Room temperature or refrigerated

Room temperature or refrigerated Must be received in the lab within 2 hou

Refrigerate within 2 hours Refrigerated: 5 days

Refrigerate, separate and freeze serum Serum must be frozen within 48 hours

Refrigerate within 2 hours Serum must be frozen within 48 hours

Must be received by the lab within 30 minutes

Must be refrigerated, spun and frozen within 6 hours.

Call Lab: Do Not Refrigerate!

Refrigerate immediately

Refrigerate

Room temperature Room temperature: 48 hours

Refrigerate Refrigerated: 24 hours

Refrigerate Refrigerated: 3 days

Refrigerate, separate serum and freeze Refrigerated: 48 hours

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 24 hours

Refrigerate, separate and freeze Refrigerated: 48 hours

Refrigerate

Must refrigerate and spin and freeze within 6 hours

Refrigerated: whole blood - up to 3 days, serum - 1 week

Refrigerate, spin and separate

Refrigerate, separate and freeze serum Refrigerated serum: 48 hours

Refrigerate, separate serum and freeze Refrigerated serum: 48 hours

Refrigerate, separate and freeze serum Refrigerated serum: 48 hours

Room temperature or call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121.

Call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121EDTA and Citrate tubes: room

temperature or refrigerated, purified DNA - refrigerate or freeze, paraffin block: room temperature, fresh tissue - freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media

EDTA and citrate: Room temperature: 2 days Refrigerated: 3 days

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Paraffin block: room temperature, Fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Paxgene tube: call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121.

Room temperature or refrigerated (EDTA and Citrate tubes)

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated

EDTA and citrate: room temperature: 2 days refrigerated: 3 days

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Chorionic Villi: refrigerate, flasks (cultured cells): room temperature or refrigerate, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media, paraffin block: room temperature

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Chorionic Villi: refrigerate, flasks (cultured cells): room temperature or refrigerate, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media

Pus, FNA, CSF: refrigerate or freeze, swabs - refrigerate, paraffin block: room temperatureEDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Chorionic Villi: refrigerate, flasks (cultured cells): room temperature or refrigerate, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media, paraffin block: room temperature

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze

EDTA and citrate: Room temperature: 2 days Refrigerated: 3 daysEDTA and Citrate tubes: room

temperature or refrigerated, Chorionic Villi: refrigerate, flasks (cultured cells): room temperature or refrigerate, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media

Room temperature: 2 days, refrigerated: 3 days

Room temperature: 2 days Refrigerated: 3 days

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Chorionic Villi: refrigerate, flasks (cultured cells): room temperature or refrigerate, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Chorionic Villi: refrigerate, flasks (cultured cells): room temperature or refrigerate, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media.

EDTA and citrate: room temperature: 2 days, refrigerated: 3 days

EDTA and Citrate: room temperature or refrigerated

Room temperature: 2 days, refrigerated: 3 days

EDTA and Citrate: room temperature or refrigerated, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, paraffin block: room temperature; Fresh tissue - freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media; CSF - refrigerate

Room temperature: 2 days Refrigerated: 3 days

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, paraffin block: room temperature, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media.

Refrigerated Send to lab immediately

Serum and amniotic fluid: frozen, paraffin block: room temperatureEDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, Chorionic Villi: refrigerate, flasks (cultured cells): room temperature or refrigerate, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, paraffin block: room temperature, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media

EDTA and Citrate tubes: room temperature or refrigerated, purified DNA: refrigerate or freeze, paraffin block: room temperature, fresh tissue: freeze or may be refrigerated in transport media, CSF: refrigerate

Room Temperature: same day, refrigerated: overnight, frozen: longer than overnight

Room temperature: same day, refrigerated: overnight, frozen: longer than overnight

Urine - refrigerated, Swabs - room temperature if same day, refrigerated if overnight or up to 6 days after collection.

Urine - refrigerated, swabs - room temperature if same day, refrigerated if overnight or up to 6 days after collection

Room Temperature - same day, refrigerated - overnight, frozen - longer than overnight

Room temperature

Room temperature: same day, refrigerated: overnight, frozen: longer than overnight.

Refrigerated: overnight, Frozen if longer than overnight

Room temperature

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 2 days, Frozen at -20 C if

RefrigeratedFrozen at -20 C Must be frozen immediately

Frozen at -20C Separate and freeze immediately

Frozen (-20 C) Freeze at -20 C immediately

Refrigerated if not delivered immediatel

Refrigerated: 2 days, Frozen at -20 C if stored longer than 2 days

Refrigerated (2-8° C): 7 days, Frozen (-15° C): 6 months

Refrigerated if not delivered to the lab immediately

Refrigerated (2-8° C): 7 days, frozen ( -15° C): 6 months

Refrigerated (2-8° C): 7 days, frozen ( -15° C): 6 monthsRefrigerated (2-8° C): 2 days; frozen (-20° C) for longer storageRefrigerated ( 2-8° C): 7 days, Frozen (-20° C): 6 months

Refrigerated

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 7 days. Do not freezeRefrigerate during collection Store at -20° C

See special instructions

Refrigerated Refrigerated: 7 days

Refrigerated

Refrigerated if not delivered immediatel Refrigerated: 7 days; do not freeze

Refrigerated: 7 days

Send to lab immediately after collection ends; Store or ship refrigerated at 2-8° C

Refrigerated (2-8° C): 2 days; frozen (-20° C) for longer storage

Refrigerated (2-8° C): 7 days, frozen ( -15° C): 6 months

Refrigerated if not sent to the laboratory immediately

Refrigerated: 2 days, Frozen at -20 C for longer storage

Refrigerated if not delivered to the lab immediatelyRefrigerated if not delivered to the lab immediately

Room temperature: 2 days, refrigerated for longer storage

Refrigerated: 2 days, frozen at -20 C for longer storage

Refrigerated (2-8C) if not delivered to the lab immediately

Refrigerate during collection, send on ice

Refrigerated

Refrigerated: 7 days, frozen at -15 C: 6 months

Refrigerated if not delivered to the lab immediatelyRefrigerated if not delivered to the lab immediately after collection.

Refrigerate if specimen is not delivered to the lab immediately after collection.

Refrigerated: 7 days, frozen at - 20C: 6 months

Refrigerated: 7 days, frozen at - 20 C: 6 months

Refrigerated: 7 days, frozen at -20C for longer storage

Refrigerate if not delivered to the lab immediately

Refrigerated: 7 days, frozen at -20 C: 6 monthsPlasma is stable for 24 hours if refrigerated / 6 months if frozen. Samples sent from locations other than Vanderbilt should NOT be sent as whole blood.

Refrigerated if not delivered immediatel Refrigerated: 7 days

Refrigerated if not delivered immediatel

Refrigerated

Refrigerate during collection and transport if not delivered to the lab immediatelyRefrigerated if not delivered to the lab immediately

Refrigerated: 7 days, frozen at -20 C: 6 monthsRefrigerated: 7 days, frozen at -20 C: 6 months

Room temperature2 hours

Deliver to the lab immediatelyRoom temperature 2 hours

2 hours

Deliver to the lab immediately

2 hours2 hours

30 minutes

2 hoursDeliver to the lab immediately2 hours

2 hours2 hours

2 hours

Refrigerated if not delivered to the lab immediately.

Refrigerated: 3 days, frozen (-20°C) for longer storageRefrigerated: 7 days, frozen at -20 C for longer storage

2 hours

Allow to clot, store refrigerated Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Allow to clot, store refrigerated (2-8C) Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Allow to clot, store refrigerated (2-8 C) Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Allow to clot, store @ 2-8C Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Allow to clot, store refrigerated (2-8 C) Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Allow to clot, store @ 2-8C Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Allow to clot, store @ 2-8C Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.Allow to clot, store refrigerated Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.Allow to clot, store refrigerated (2-8C) Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Allow to clot, store refrigerated at 2-8C Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.Allow to clot, store refrigerated Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Room temperature 20-25 CSamples older than 24 hours will receive a comment.

Store refrigerated (2-8 C), do not freeze, transport on wet ice

Samples older than 24 hours will receive comment

Transport on wet ice. Do not freeze.

Transport on wet ice. Do not freeze

Refrigerate, wet ice to transport Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Store refrigerated (2-8 C). Samples that are older than 24 hours will receive comment.

Refrigerated (2-8 C); samples older than 24 hours will receive a comment.

Store refrigerated (2-8 C); samples older than 24 hours will receive comment.

Refrigerate, wet ice to transport Labile specimen. Keep refrigerated.

Refrigeration is optimal

Room temperature or refrigerated if specimen cannot be delivered within 2 hours.

Room temperature: up to 2 hours, refrigerated if longer than 2 hours

Refrigerated

Without fixative: 2 hours

Room temperature if specimen is in fixative, refrigerated if fixative was not used.

4C (Refrigerated) Refrigerated: 7 days (Separated serum)

Entire collection must be acidified, mixed and an aliquot sent

RefrigeratedAfter separation from cells: 1 day at 2-8 ºC; 5 months at -20 ºC

See Special Instructions.See Special Instructions.

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until deliverySeparate within one hour and store at 2-8C until delivery

EDTA and Citrate tubes: Room temperature or refrigerated, purified DNA: refrigerate (2 - 8C) or freeze.

EDTA and citrate tubes: Room temperature: 2 days, refrigerated: 3 days

Refrigerated

RefrigeratedRefrigerated

Refrigerated

RefrigeratedRefrigerated

Refrigerated

Refrigerated 2 days at 2-8 ºC; 2 months at -20 ºC

Refrigerated

Room temperature One hour from collectionRefrigerated

Room temperature

Refrigerated

Room temperature One hour after collection

Room temperature

Refrigerated (2-8° C): 2 days, Frozen ( -20° C): 2 months

Room temperature One hour from collection

Room temperature or send as a frozen pl

<3 days at 4 C; 6 months at -20 C

3 Days at 2-8º C; -20º C for longer

Refrigerated: 8 hours, frozen at -70C: 1 month

Separate within one hour and store at 2-8 C until delivery

Room temperature for up to 4 hours; -20 C if longer than 4 hours before testing

Refrigerated

Room temperature

Refrigerated (2-8° C): 7 days, Frozen ( -20° C): 3 months

Send to lab immediately after collection

Refrigerated (2º to 8º C) up to 4 hours before preparing hemolysate. Hemolysate may be stored at -20º C for up to 30 days.

CRITICAL FROZEN

Refrigerate. Do not freeze. Refrigerated: 1 week

Room temperature: 1 to 2 hours

Room temperature or refrigerated if specimen cannot be in lab within 2 hours. Fixative can be added if specimen cannot be delivered within 2 hours and cannot be refrigerated during transport. Call lab for type of fixative: 615-322-2721.

Cells collected in saline should remain at room temp for a period of 1 to 2 hours; please refrigerate saline with cellular material if lab will receive specimen after a period of 2 hours. Fixed smears can be room temperature.Room temperature if received in lab within 1 hour, otherwise must be refrigerated.

EDTA and Citrate tubes: Room temperature or refrigerated; Purified DNA: Refrigerate or freeze

EDTA and Citrate: Room temperature- 2 days, refrigerated-3 daysAfter separation from cells: Ambient-2 hours; Refrigerated-1 week; Frozen-2 weeksAfter separation from cells: Ambient-2 hours; Refrigerated-1 week; Frozen-2 weeksAfter separation from cells: Ambient-2 hours; Refrigerated-1 week; Frozen-2 weeks

Room temperature or double centrifuge and send as a frozen aliquot if sample will not be received into lab within 1 hour. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.

2 hours

Separate from cells, ambient 24hrs

Room temperature or double centrifuge and send as a frozen aliquot if sample will not be received into lab within 1 hour. This sample requires double centrifugation if sending a plasma aliquot.

Urine - refrigerated, swabs - room temperature if same day, refrigerated if overnight or up to 6 days after collection

Urine - refrigerated, swabs - room temperature if same day, refrigerated if overnight or up to 6 days after collectionSeparated plasma or serum 7 days refrigerated; 6 months -20C

Room temperature: same day, Refrigerated: overnight, Frozen: longer than overnight

Freeze the serum at -20 degrees Celsius (Refrigeration at 2-8 degrees Celsius is acceptable but prefer frozen.)

Room temperature or send as a frozen plasma aliquot if sample will not be received into the lab within 4 hours.

Refrigerated if not delivered to lab immediately after collection.

Refrigerated if not delivered to lab immediatley after collection.

REASONS FOR REJECTION DAYS PERFORMED

Excessive delay in transport. Daily

Leaking or nonsterile container, excessive delay in transport.

Leaking or nonsterile container, excessive delay in transport.Contamination of specimen, specimen not received in appropriate sterile container, excessive delay in transport.

Respiratory specimens are performed daily; all others are performed Monday - Friday.

Non sterile or leaking container. Specimens submitted in anticoagulant other than SPS. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Specimens submitted in anticoagulant other than SPS. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Specimens submitted in anticoagulant other than SPS. Excessive delay in transport.

Formed stool Sunday - Friday

Monday, Wenesday and Friday

Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Tuesday and Thursday

Tuesday and ThursdayLeaking specimen container Monday - Friday

Non sterile or leaking container. Specimens submitted in anticoagulant other than SPS. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Specimens submitted in anticoagulant other than SPS. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Specimens submitted in anticoagulant other than SPS. Excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Nonsterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Use of a swab other that the one provided in kit. Transport media without a swab. Genital specimen on a child or infant.

Use of a swab other than the one provided in kit. Transport media without a swab. Genital specimen on a child or infant.

Monday - Friday

Specimen on swab. Delay in transport. Failure to make arrangements with laboratory ahead of collection of specimen.

Use of a swab other that the one provided in kit. Transport media without a swab. Genital specimen on a child or infant.

Non sterile or leaking container. Delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Nonsterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container, specimen received on swab, excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container, specimen received on a swab, excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Cotton swabs or swabs on wood or plastic shafts. Excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Specimen not received in appropriate sterile container, specimen received on a swab, specimen leaking, excessive delay in transport, or 24 hour specimen.Contamination of specimen (presence of > 25 epithelial cells), specimen not received in appropriate sterile container, specimen leaking, excessive delay in transport.Specimen not received in appropriate sterile container, specimen received on swab, specimen leaking, excessive delay in transport.

Leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Not done if patient is in hospital >3 days. Leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container. Excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container, excessive delay in transport.

Excessive hemolysis Daily

Non sterile or leaking container, excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container, specimen received on a swab, excessive delay in transport.

Non sterile or leaking container, excessive delay in transport.Non sterile or leaking container, specimen received on swab, excessive delay in transport.

Monday - Friday

Twice weekly

Monday - Friday

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.

Samples collected in Sodium Heparin or Lithium Heparin

Samples collected in sodium heparin or lithium heparin

Samples collected in sodium heparin or lithium heparinClotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, grossly hemolyzed plasma, grossly lipemic plasma, sample sent as whole blood .4 hours old.

Monday - Friday

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, markedly hemolyzed sample, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours oldClotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >30 minutes old

Monday - Friday Sample must be received in lab by 1:00 p.m. for same day testing.

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 2 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.

Twice weekly

Monday - Friday

Twice weekly

Monday - Friday

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >4 hours old.

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >24 hours old

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 1 hour old.

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >2 hours old. Markedly hemolyzed sample.

Refer to individual components for availability

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Patient has taken over-the-counter medication that affects platelet function

Monday - Friday

Twice weekly

Monday - Friday

Once weekly

Monday - Friday

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample transported to lab via pneumatic tube system, sample arriving into the lab after 4:00 PM, sample >4 hours old, sample refrigerated or sent on ice.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 24 hours old.<a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Coagulation%20Specimen%20Collection%20Guide.pdf'>CLICK HERE FOR COAGULATION SPECIMEN COLLECTION GUIDE.</a>Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old..<a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Coagulation%20Specimen%20Collection%20Guide.pdf'>CLICK HERE FOR COAGULATION SPECIMEN COLLECTION GUIDE.</a>Patient has taken over-the-counter medication that affects platelet functionClotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 2 hours old.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.

Twice weekly

Monday - Friday

Hemolysis, improper collection Daily

Sample not kept on ice Daily

Hemolysis, improper collection DailyDailyDailyDaily

Hemolysis; improper collection Daily

Hemolysis, improper collection DailyDaily

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >2 hours old, markedly hemolyzed sample.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood > 4 hours old.

Hemolysis, improper collection DailyDaily

Hemolysis, imporper collection Daily

Hemolysis, improper collection DailyDailyDaily

DailyDailyDaily

Hemolysis, improper collection DailyDailyDaily

DailyDailyDailyDaily

DailyDailyDaily

Gross hemolysis DailyDaily

Incorrect tube, QNS Daily

DailyDaily

Monday - Friday

DailyDaily

Hemolysis; improper collection DailyDaily

QNS Monday

QNS Daily

Incomplete maternal / fetal information Monday - Friday

Monday - Friday

QNS Monday - Friday

QNS Tuesday and Thursday

QNS Tuesday and Friday

Monday - Friday

QNS Tuesday and Friday

QNS Monday - FridayQNS Monday - Friday

QNS Monday - Friday

Monday - Friday

Sample not refrigerated or frozen within 1 hour of collection.

Specimen not refrigerated or frozen within 4 hours of collection

Specimen not refrigerated or frozen within 1 hour, EDTA plasma

Monday - FridayDaily

Once weekly

DailyDaily

QNS Monday - Friday

QNS, EDTA plasma Monday - Friday

QNS Monday - Friday

QNS, EDTA plasma Daily

QNS Monday - Friday

Incomplete maternal/fetal information Monday - FridayNot performed if gross blood present. Daily

Incomplete maternal / fetal information Daily

Incomplete maternal/fetal information Daily

QNS Monday - Friday

Specimen not frozen within 6 hours Tuesday and Thursday

Clotted or grossly hemolyzed specimens or specimens that have been frozenClotted or grossly hemolyzed specimens or specimens that have been frozen

Clotted or grossly hemolyzed specimens or specimens that have been frozen

QNS Monday - Friday

QNS Tuesday and Thursday

QNS Monday - Friday

QNS (Quantity not sufficient) Tuesday and Thursday

QNS, clotted, specimen age Daily

QNS, Clotted, specimen age Daily

DailyQNS, clotted, specimen age, questionable results

QNS, clotted Daily

Drawn in any anticoagulant Usually 3 times per week

Serum not separated within 6 hours Monday - Friday

Drawn in any anticoagulant Monday - Friday

Drawn in any anticoagulant Monday

Gross hemolysis Monday - Friday

Drawn in any anticoagulant Thursday

Monday - Friday. Emergency Bone Marrows can be arranged by contacting Heme/Path Resident on call.

QNS, clotted, specimen age, questionable results

Monday - Friday

Drawn in anticoagulant Thursday, sometimes Friday

Drawn in anticoagulant Wednesday and Friday

Monday - FridayDrawn in any anticoagulant Monday

Collected in incorrect tube Monday - Saturday

Contamination Daily

Monday - Saturday

Drawn in anticoagulant Wednesday and Friday

Blood drawn in any anticoagulant Tuesday and/or Thursday

Drawn in any anticoagulant Wednesday and Friday

Drawn in any anticoagulant Tuesday only

Gross hemolysis or contamination Daily

Drawn in any anticoagulant Monday only

Refrigerated or left at room temperature at any step before serum separated

Urine collected in a container containing acid

Clotted, specimen age, collected in incorrect tube

Drawn in any anticoagulant Monday - Friday

Drawn in any anticoagulant Thursday

Drawn in any anticoagulant

Monday - Friday

IgG: Usually 3 days per week; IgM: Tuesdays only

Client will be notified by Molecular Genetics Lab if specimen is rejected.

Monday - Friday

Non-viable organismNon-viable organism Monday - Friday

Client will be notified by Molecular Genetics Lab if specimen is rejected.Non-viable organism. Excessive delay in transport.

Alternative specimen sent without Medical Director approval

Not collected on correct swabs. Tuesday and Thursday

Monday - Friday

Wednesday

Thursday

Tuesday

Thursday

Wednesday

Monday

Bi weekly - Monday

Alternative specimen sent without Medical Director approval NO LONGER AVAILABLE, replaced by

the HIV-1 ultrasensitive viral load testing.

Weekly

Thursday

Hemolysis, collected in SST tube Daily

DailyMonday - Friday

Clotted sample Monday - Friday

Improperly stored specimen Monday - Friday

QNS Monday - Friday

Hemolysis, improper collection, use of SST tube

Clotted specimenImproper collection Monday - Friday

Patient on Digibind; Hemolysis Daily

Improper collection Daily

QNS Daily

Clotted or improper collection Daily

Gross hemolysis Daily

Monday - Saturday

Clotted or improper collection Monday - Friday

Gross hemolysis or improper collection Daily

Monday - Friday: Must be in by 10 a.m. and by 2 p.m Weekends and Holidays: Must be in lab by 12 noon. Not available STAT

Improper container, questionable collection

Hemolysis; improper collection, EDTA tube not stored on ice/separated from cells for more than 6 hours

QNS Monday - Friday. Not available STAT

Wednesday

QNS Daily

Hemolysis, low volume Daily

Monday - Friday. Not available STAT

Routine: Monday - Friday. Call laboratory for STAT request

Daily. Not available STAT

QNS Daily

QNS (quantity not sufficient) Daily

QNS Daily

Quantity not sufficient Daily

QNS Daily

QNS (quantity not sufficient) Daily

QNS Daily

Clotted, improper collection, separated plasma

QNS Daily

Hemolysis, low volume, SST tube Daily

Improper collection, SST tube Daily

QNS (quantity not sufficient) DailyQNS, specimen age Daily

QNS, clotted, specimen age DailyQNS, specimen age DailyQNS, specimen age Daily

QNS DailyQNS, specimen age DailyQNS, specimen age DailyQNS, specimen age DailyClotted, specimen age Daily

QNS, specimen age DailyClotted, specimen age DailySpecimen age Daily

Clotted, QNS Daily

QNS DailyQNS, specimen age Daily

QNS, specimen age Daily

QNS Daily

Monday and Wednesday

Monday - Friday

Thursday

Monday - Friday

Same assay within 4 days Monday - Friday

Same assay within 4 days Tuesday

Same assay within 4 days TuesdaySame assay within 4 days Monday and ThursdaySame assay within 4 days Wednesday and Friday

Same assay within 4 days Monday and ThursdaySame assay within 4 days Tuesday

Clotted, hemolysis Monday - Saturday

Same assay within 4 days gross contamination, hemolysis, lipemia, icterusSame assay within 4 days gross contamination, hemolysis, lipemia, icterusSame assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contaminationSame assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contaminationSame assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contaminationSame assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contaminationSame assay within 4 days, heat inactivation, gross hemolysis, lipemia.Same assay within 4 days, heat inactivation, gross hemolysis, lipemia.Same assay within 4 days, heat inactivation, gross hemolysis, lipemia.Same assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contaminationSame assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contaminationSame assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contaminationSame assay within 4 days, obvious microbial contamination

Non-respiratory source, calcium alginate swab, dry swab

Calcium alginate swab, dry swab Monday - Saturday

Monday - Saturday

Non-respiratory source, calcium alginate swab, dry swab

Dry swab, Calcium alginate swab; slide preps accepted but discouraged.

Calcium alginate swab, dry swab, slide prep.Collected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, urine in container with additive, calcium alginate swab, dry swab, leakageCollected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, urine in container with additive, calcium alginate swab, dry swab, leakageCollected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, non-respiratory source, calcium alginate swab, dry swab

Monday - Saturday. Flu antigen performed 24/7

Collected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, non-respiratory source, calcium alginate swab, dry swab

Monday - Saturday. Flu and RSV antigen performed 24/7

Monday - Saturday. RSV antigen performed 24/7

Collected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, calcium alginate swab, dry swabCollected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, non-respiratory source, calcium alginate swab, dry swab

Collected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, calcium alginate swab, dry swab, clotted blood, leakageCollected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, non-respiratory source, calcium alginate swab, dry swab

Monday - Saturday. RSV antigen performed 24/7

Monday - Saturday

Monday - Friday

Monday - Friday; closed major holidays

Monday - Friday

Mislabeled specimen Monday - Friday

Monday - Friday; closed major holidays.

Monday - Friday; closed major Holidays

Monday - Friday

Collected more than 1 day prior to receipt in lab, calcium alginate swab, dry swab, clotted blood, leakageLeakage, collected more than one day prior to receipt in virology lab, Non-respiratory source, calcium alginate swab, dry swab

Monday - Saturday. Flu and RSV antigen performed 24/7Mislabeled specimen, specimen

received in glass container, specimen received in syringe with needle, specimen leaked out in transit, insufficient fluid for processing

Specimen received with needle, pre-stained smears, mislabeled specimen

Unlabeled or broken slide, mislabeled case

Insufficient fluid for processing, mislabeled specimen

No specimen source, no ICD-9 codes, mislabeled specimen, fluid leaked out of vial in transit, broken glass slide. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/vpls/thinprep.pdf'target="blank"> Click here for important information about use of lubricants during collection..</a>

Mislabeled specimen, insufficient fluid for processingMislabeled specimen, received in glass container or syringe with needle attached, specimen leaked out in transit or insufficient fluid for processing.Unlabeled or broken slide, mislabeled case

Monday - Friday

Once per week

Monday - Friday

Mislabeled specimen Monday - Friday; closed on major holida

Mislabeled specimen, insuffient fluid to processUnlabeled or broken slides, mislabeled case

Mislabeled specimen, insufficient fluid for processing

Mislabeled specimen, source not provided, ICD-9 code not provided

Specimen received in glass container or in syringe with needle, mislabeled specimen, insufficient fluid for processing or if fluid has leaked out during transport.Specimen mislabeled, received in glass container or in syringe with needle, specimen leaked out of container during transport or insuffient fluid for processingSpecimen received in glass container or in syringe with needles attached, mislabeled specimen, insufficient fluid for processing or specimen container leaked during transport

Mislabeled specimen, insufficient fluid for processing

Mislabeled specimen, infufficient fluid for processing or specimen leaked during transport, 24 hour urine specimens

ThursdayAnticoagualted, Extreme lipemia and/or hemolysis

QNS, EDTA plasma Monday-Friday

Specimen collected in a gel tube Monday - Friday

7 days/weekIncorrect specimen; Incorrect storage/transport

Incorrect tube or specimen type. DailyIncorrect tube or specimen type Daily

Hemolysis; improper collection; QNS Daily

Monday - Friday

Lipemia, Hemolysis; QNS; Improper collection

Clotted sampleClotted sampleClotted sample

Clotted sampleClotted sample

DailyClotted sampleClotted sampleClotted sample

Incorrect speciman Daily

QNS, EDTA tube, specimen not separateMonday - Friday, Day shift

Monday - FridayDaily

Monday - Friday

QNS, EDTA tube, specimen not separateMonday - Friday, Day shift

Monday - Friday

DailyFrozen specimen. Not in Adeza Collection Kit.

Monday - Friday

Twice weekly

Specimen is not peripheral blood Monday - Saturday

Samples collected in sodium heparin or lithium heparin

Severely hemolyzed specimen, improper storage, improper specimen

Monday - Friday, Day shift

Monday - Friday

Incorrect sample type; QNS Daily

QNS, EDTA tube, specimen not separated

Client will be notified by Molecular Genetics Lab if specimen is rejected

Hemolyzed specimens, incorrect collection

Incorrect specimen, incorrect storage, clotted

Incomplete maternal / fetal information Monday - Friday

Monday - Friday; closed major Holidays.

Monday - Friday; closed major Holidays

Mislabeled specimen, specimen received in a glass container, received on syringes with needles, specimen leaked out in transit, insufficient fluid for processing.

Mislabeled specimen, insufficient fluid for processing, broken glass slides

Mislabeled specimen, insufficient fluid for processing.

Thursday

Monday-Friday

Plasma or ambient specimens Daily

Monday-Friday

Anticoagulated, Extreme lipemia and/or hemolysisAnticoagulated, Extreme lipemia and/or hemolysis

Client will be notified by the Molecular Genetics Laboratory if specimen is rejected.

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >4 hours old, markedly hemolyzed sample

Monday - Friday

Monday-Friday

QNS Daily

Not collected on correct swabs. Tuesday and Thursday

Sun-Sat

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >4 hours old, markedly hemolyzed sampleClotted sample, incorrectly filled tubes, sample transported via pneumatic tube system, sample arriving into lab after 4:00 pm, sample >4 hours old, sample refrigerated or sent on ice.Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tubes, sample transported via pneumatic tube system, sample arriving into lab after 4:00 pm, sample >4 hours old, sample refrigerated or sent on ice.

EDTA, fluoride oxalate or citrated collection

Monday - Friday

Friday

Twice weekly

Wednesdays

Clotted sample, incorrectly filled tube, sample sent as whole blood >4 hours old

Anticoagulated, Extreme lipemia and/or hemolysis

Excessive hemolysis Monday-Saturday

Monday

Monday-Friday (routine). Call the Toxicology lab for stat request at 615-322-0162.Monday-Friday (routine). Call the Toxicology lab ofr stat request at 615-322-0162

TIMES PERFORMED TAT

Once per day

28 days

AFB smear: 1-3 days. Culture: 6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture

Gram stain: 3 hours after arrival in Microbiology Lab Culture: 2-5 days

4 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture.

1 - 3 days (respiratory specimens have a preliminary report in 24 hours)

6 days for negative cultures. Time varies for positive cultures.

6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture

2 weeks

Once per day 1-2 days

Once per day in A.M. 1-5 days

Once per day AM 1-5 days

Once per day in AM 1-5 days

Once per day in AM 1-5 daysOnce per day (batched) 1-3 days

Gram stain: 3 hours after arrival in Microbiology Lab, Culture: 2-5 days

6 days for negative cultures. Time varies for positive cultures.

AFB smear: 24 hours. Culture: 6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture

3-5 days

7:30 am - 4:00 pm 30 - 60 minutes

Upon arrival

Once/day AM 1-5 days

Continuous 2-4 hours

Once per day (batched) 2-5 days

2-4 hours

4 weeks

1 hour for antigen. 2-3 days for culture of antigen negative specimens.

Test not performed Saturday and Sunday nights (11 PM - 7 AM); test will be performed on the next day shift.

Gram stain: 3 hours after arrival in Microbiology Lab, culture: 2-5 days

2 weeks

PCR: 1-4 days, culture: 10 days

2-5 days

3-5 days

6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture

AFB smear: 1-3 days, culture: 6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive cultureGram stain: 1 hour after arrival in Microbiology Lab, culture: 3-5 days

AFB smear: 24 hours. Culture: 6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture

Culture: 3-5 days

Culture: 2-5 days

Culture:2 weeks

Culture: 3 weeks

AFB smear: 1-3 days, culture: 6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture.

4 weeks for negative culture, varies for positive culture.

AFB smear: 1-3 days, culture: 6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive cultureGram stain: 3 hours after arrival in Microbiology Lab, culture: 2-5 days

AFB smear: 24 hours, culture: 6 weeks for negative culture, varies for positive cultureGram stain: 3 hours after arrival in Microbiology Lab Culture: 2-5 days

AFB smear: 1-3 days, culture: 6 weeks for negative culture, varies for positive culture

1 day for negative

3-5 days

Continuous 1 day

AFB smear: 1-3 days, culture: 6 weeks for negative culture, varies for positive culture

AFB smear: 1-3 days Culture: 6 weeks for negative culture. Varies for positive culture

Continuous

Continuous 1 day

Morning Up to 4 days

Morning up to 4 days

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call.

1 day (Sample must be received in lab by 2:00 PM for same day testing)

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the director or Pathology resident on call.

1 day (Sample must be received in lab by 2:00 p.m. for same day testing)

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

Continuous 2 hours once received into lab

Continuous 4 hours once received into lab

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 2 days

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

Continuous 2 hours, once received into lab

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call.8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call.8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call.

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call.8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call.

Morning 4 days

Morning only 2-3 days for interpretive report

Sample must be received in lab by 1:00 p.m. for same day testing

Refer to individual components for availability8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call.

7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

4 days

Continuous 2 hours (once received into lab)

Continuous 2 hours, once received into the lab

Morning only 2-3 days for interpretive report

7-10 days

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

Morning 4 days

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

Continuous

ContinuousContinuousContinuousContinuous

COntinuous

Continuous

ContinuousContinuous

STAT: 1 hour; ROUTINE: 2 hours after receiving in labSTAT: 1 hour; ROUTINE: 2 hours after receiving in lab

STAT: 1 hour; ROUTINE: 2 hours after receiving in lab

Continuous

ContinuousContinuousContinuous

ContinuousContinuousCOntinuous

ContinuousContinuousContinuous

Continuous

Continuous

STAT: 1 hour; ROUTINE: 2 hours after receiving in labSTAT: 1 hour; ROUTINE: 2 hours after receiving in labSTAT: 1 hour; ROUTINE: 2 hours after receiving in lab

Continuous

Continuous Stat: 1 hour, routine: 2 hours

Continuous

Day shift only

Continuous

8:00 a.m. 7 days

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8 AM - 4 PM 1 day

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8 AM - 2 PM 1 day

8:00 a.m. 5 days

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. 5 days

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day8 AM - 2 PM 1 day

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. 1 day8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

Continuous 7 days

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 dayContinuous Stat: 2 hours

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. 5 days

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. 5 days

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

8:00 a.m. 5 days

Continuous 1 day

Continuous Stat: 1 hour

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day

Continuous 1 day

Continuous 2 hours

Continuous 1 day2 hours

Mornings Approximately 48 hours

Mornings 24 hours

Morning 24 hours for slide test part

Morning

Morning 48 hours

Afternoon Up to 7 days

Up to 7 days (if test needs repeating could take up to 14 days)

Continuous Up to 5 days

Afternoon Depends on when the sample arrives

Afternoon 4 days

Morning Usually 48 hoursUp to 7 days

Continuous 24 hours

Varies 24-48 hours

Afternoon Usually 24 hours

7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Less than 4 hours

Morning 24 hours

Morning 7-14 days24 hours

Morning 7-14 days

Morning Usually 48 hours

Morning

Morning 1 week

Batched 1 week

Batched 1-2 weeks

Batched 4 - 6 weeks

Batched 1 week

Up to 7 days (if test needs repeating could take up to 14 days)Up to 7 days (if test needs repeating could take up to 14 days)Up to 7 days (if test needs repeating could take up to 14 days)

Batched 1 week

batched 1-2 weeks

Batched 1 week

batched 2 weeks

Batched 2 weeks

Batched 1 week

Batched 2 weeks

Batched 1 week

Batched 2 - 4 weeks

Batched 1 week

Batched 1-2 weeks

Batched 1 week

Batched 3 to 5 days

Batched 3 - 5 days

Batched 1-2 weeks

7:30 am - 4:00 pm 3-7 days

7:30 am - 4:00 pm 2-4 days

24 hours (Monday - Friday)Once per day on Monday, Wednesday and Friday (batched)

Once per day on Tuesday and Thursday 24 hours

24 hours (Monday - Friday)

Batched 24 hours (Monday - Friday)

Once on Wednesday 24 hours

Once per day on Monday, Wednesday and Friday (batched)

Once on Thursday 24 hours

Batched 48 hours

Once every Thursday (batched) 48 hours

Batched once on Wednesday 48 hours

Once every Wednesday (batched) 48 hours

Once every Tuesday and Thursday 48 hours

Once on Monday (batched) 24 hours (Monday)

Once every other Monday 96 hours

Once per week 72 hours

Once per day on Thursday 24 hours

Continuous Stat: 1 hour, Routine: 2 hours

Continuous Stat: 1 hour, Routine: 2 hours7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Call lab for expedited request.

7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Call lab for expedited request

7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

During second shift 48 - 72 hours. Not available STAT

Continuous Stat: 1 hour, Routine: 2 hours

Day shift 48 - 72 hours. Not available STAT

Not available STAT. Call the lab for expedited request.

Daily Continuous

Batch analyzed at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Same day7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Not available STAT

Continuous

Same day

Next day

1-2 hours if qualitative, 2-4 hours if quantitative

Batch analyzed at 1:00 p.m. Not available STAT

Batch analyzed at 10:30 a.m. Not available STAT

Set up evening shift, completed following morning

48 - 72 hours

Not available STAT Results reported on Thursday

Routine: 48 - 72 hours

During first shift 48 - 72 hours

During second shift 48 - 72 hours

During second shift 72 hours

Continuous Stat: 1.5 hours, routine: 2.5 hours

Same day

8 p.m. (Monday - Friday) 1 p.m. (Sunday)

Continuous Stat: 1.5 hours, routine: 2.5 hours

Continuous Stat: 1 hour, routine: 2 hoursContinuous Stat: 1 hour

Continuous Stat: 1 hourContinuous Stat: 1 hourContinuous Stat: 1 hour

Continuous Stat: 1 hourContinuous Stat: 1 hour7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.ContinuousContinuous Stat: 1 hour

Continuous Stat: 1 hourContinuous Stat: 1 hourContinuous Stat: 1 hour

Continuous Stat: 2 hours

Continuous Stat: 1 hourContinuous Stat: 1 hour

Continuous Stat: 2 hours

Morning Same day, 48 hours to 1 week

Morning and afternoon 2 hours to 2.5 days

Morning 5 hours to 7 days

Morning and afternoon 2 hours to 2.5 days

Morning 2 hours to 2.5 days

Morning Same day to 1 week

Morning Same day to 1 weekMorning Same day, 72 hours to 1 weekMorning Same day, 48 hours to 1 week

Morning Same day, 72 hours up to 1 week.Morning Same day to 1 week

1-2 days

Continuous 30 minutes - 1 hour

Processed and stained Monday - Friday; processed Saturday, stained on Monday.

Noon Same day or 1-2 days.

Continuous 30 minutes - 1 hour

Processed ASAP upon receipt. 1-2 hours

Culture: 1-30 days, antigen: 24 - 48 hours

Culture: 1-10 days, antigen: 0.5 - 1 hour

1 - 10 days

Flu antigen performed ASAP

1-20 days

RSV antigen performed ASAP

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm. Saturday: 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday: 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.Culture: Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Culture: 1 - 30 days, CMV antigen: 24 - 48 hours, flu antigen: 0.5 - 1 hour

Culture: Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Culture: 1 - 30 days, CMV antigen: 24 - 48 hours, RSV antigen: 30 minutes - 1 hour

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday: 7:00 am to 4:00 pm

Culture: 1 - 30 days, CMV antigen: 24 - 48 hours, flu and RSV antigen: 0.5 - 1 hour

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday: 7:00 am to 4:00 pm

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Flu antigen: 30 minutes -1 hour, culture: 1-10 days

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday: 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.

RSV antigen: 30 minutes - 1 hour, culture: 1-10 days

1-10 days

Antigen performed ASAP

8 AM - 4:30 PM

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 24 hours for routine cases

8 AM - 4:30 PM

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 3 to 5 working days

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 24 hours for routine cases

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

8 AM - 4:30 PM

Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm, Saturday: 7:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Culture 1-10 days, antigen 30 minutes - 1 hour

24 hours for cases without cell block or special stains; cases with cell block or special stains may require 2 to 3 days.

24 hours; cases with cell block or special stains may require 2 to 3 days.

24 hours except cases with cell blocks or special stains, which may require 2 to 3 days.

24 hours; cases with cell blocks or special stains may require 2 to 3 days.

24 hours; cases with cell block or special stains may require 2 to 3 days.24 hours; cases with cell block or special stains may require 2 to 3 days.

8 AM - 4:30 PM

8 AM - 4:30 PM 5 business days

8 AM - 4:30 PM

8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

8 AM - 4:30 PM

8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Afternoons Less than 8 days

7:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Same day

24 hours

Continuous

after 1:00 pm (specimens must be received before 1:00 to be processed the same day)

24 hours/day

Continuous

Batched 1 week

Continuous

24 hours a day

Same Day

Continuous

Same Day

STAT testing is available

Must schedule with lab prior to collection: 615-322-6640

Must schedule with lab prior to collection: 615-322-6640.

24 hours

Varies 24 hours

Continuous

Must schedule with lab prior to collection: 615-322-6640.

After 1:00pm (specimens must be received before 1:00 to be tested on the same day)After 1:00pm (specimen must be received before 1:00 to be tested on the same day)After 1:00 p.m. (specimens must be received in the lab before 1:00 p.m. to be tested on the same day)

STAT: 1 hour, ROUTINE: 2 hours after receiving in lab

Same Day

Batched 1-2 weeks

Continuous 4 hours

24 hours

After 1:00 PM (specimen must be received in lab before 1:00 PM to be tested same day)

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day

Continuous 1 day

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 a.m.

24 hours for cases without cell block or special stains; cases with cell block or special stains may require 2 to 3 days.

24 hours for cases without cell block or special stains; cases with cell block or special stains may require 2 to 3 days TAT.

24 hours; Cases with cell block or special stains may require 2 to 3 days.

Afternoons Less than 8 days

Batch 1 week

Continuous 1 day

8 AM - 4 PM. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call

8am-4pm 1 day

Once per day on Tuesday and Thursday 24 hours

Continuous 4 hours

8 AM - 4 PM. After hours testing must be approved by the Director or Pathology resident on call

Once per day 24 hours

Once a week

4 days

Test is usually performed once a week on Fridays. Give advance notice for ASAP specimens.

Batched 48-72 hours

Routine: 48-72 hours

Samples received in the Flow Cytometry lab by 3 P.M. Mon-Sat will be reported that same day. Lab will call results upon completion if contact information is provided.

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE / INTERPRETIVE DATA

Positive cultures are called.

Identification and susceptibility tests are performed on significant isolates. Mixed cultures (3 or more organisms) are reported as 'mixed' without workup. Plates are held an additional 4 days in case further testing is needed.

Acid fast stain, as a stand alone test, has a poor negative predictive value.

Positive cultures are called. Isolates are saved for 6 months in case further workup is needed.

Positive cultures will be called. Isolates are saved for 6 months in case further workup is needed.

A positive antigen result has high specificity and does not require a culture to confirm. If susceptibility is needed, request a culture as well as an antigen. A negative antigen needs to be cultured to rule out Streptococcus group A.

Stain is not sensitive enough to rule out Histoplasma. Culture should be requested in addition to stain.KOH prep is not sensitive enough to rule out yeast and fungal organisms. Culture should be requested in addition to prep.Legionella DFA's sensitivity and specificity are not adequate to rule out Legionella. Culture and/or urine antigen should be requested in addition to DFA.

Presence of a Lupus anticoagulant in the sample may interfere with this assay. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.Presence of a Lupus Anticoagulant in the sample may interfere with this assay. Direct Thrombin Inhibitors may interfere with this assay.

Direct Thrombin Inhibitors may interfere with this assay.

Presence of Aprotinin in the sample will result in an under estimation of the Protein C level.

Rheumatoid factor levels > 50 IU/mL may lead to an over estimation of the D Dimer level.

Result is non numeric. This test is reported as positive or negativeA false positive result (lysis of clot in less than 2 hours) may be produced if fibrinogen level is < 80 MG/DL or if level of circulating fibrin degradation products is high.Not useful for monitoring Heparin therapy. See Heparin assays - unfractionated or low molecular weight. Unexpected result may be obtained on samples from patients taking Warfarin drugs. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.Direct Thrombin Inhibitors may interfere with this assay. Presence of a Lupus Anticoagulant in the sample may interfere with this assay.

Unexpected result may be obtained on samples from patients taking Warfarin drugs. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.This test is not appropriate for ruling out Protein C Resistance. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.

Unexpected result may be obtained on samples from patients taking Warfarin drugs. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay. Presence of a Lupus Anticoagulant in the sample may interfere with this assay.Unexpected result may be obtained from patients taking Warfarin drugs. Presence of a Lupus anticoagulant in the sample may interfere with this assay. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.At fibrinogen levels < 150 mg/dL, very high levels of circulating fibrin degradation products (such as those seen in thrombolytic therapy) may interfere with the accurate measurement of fibrinogen.

Do not send samples on patients receiving anticoagulants. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.

Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay. High doses of Heparin can interfere with this assay.

Assay result is dependent on patient's level of Antithrombin III

High doses of heparin can interfere with this assay. Direct thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.

Presence of Aprotinin in the sample will result in an under estimation of the plasminogen level.

Presence of a Lupus anticoagulant or anti Cardiolipin Antibodies in the patient plasma may interfere with this assay. In this circumstance, measuring free Protein S antigen levels may be more useful. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.

A positive test (ratio > 1.2) will generate reflex testing for confirmation. High doses of Heparin can interfere with this assay. Direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay. Factor VIII levels > 200% may interfere with the assay's ability to detect a lupus anticoagulant.

Rheumatoid factor levels > 70 IU/mL may lead to an under estimation of the free protein S antigen level.High doses of Heparin will affect this assay. Presence of direct Thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay.

Assay result is dependent on patient's level of Antithrombin III.

Presence of Rheumatoid factor may lead to an over estimation of the VWF level.

Diagnostic of Gestational Diabetes.

Diagnostic of Gestational Diabetes

Diagnostic of impaired Glucose Tolerance and Diabetes.

ANA is considered a screening test only.

AMA Titer will be performed if screening dilution is positive.

If patient is on heparin, individual complement components should be ordered, as heparin is anti-Complementary, and CH50 result may not be accurate.

If an oligoclonal immunoglobulin is requested also, the GIX will be performed as part of the oligoclonal panel and the GIX will be credited.

Anti-MPO is part of the ANCA test panel also. It should not be ordered alone unless the patient has been positive for anti-MPO.

Anti-PR3 is also part of the ANCA test panel. It should not be ordered alone unless the patient has previously been positive for anti-PR3.If results are equivocal, TAT will be delayed, as specimen has to be run in duplicate on the next week's run.If reactive, quantitative RPR will be performed and charged. If MHA-TP has never been performed on a reactive specimen, the sample will be sent to the state for confirmatory test.

Used for Somatic Genetic Disease testing

Somatic Genetic Disease

Inherited Genetic Disease

Principle clinical indications for ordering include suspected multiple myeloma, Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia, amyloidosis, peripheral neuropathy, unexplained renal insufficiency, Nephrotic syndrome, hypogammaglobulinemia in adults and autonomic insufficiency.

Elevated IgG and negative IgM suggest remote infection. Elevated IgG and positive IgM suggest recent infection. False positive Toxoplasma IgM may be seen. To confirm positive IgM results, specimen will be sent to Palo Alto Reference Lab.

Infectious Agent

Used for Inherited or Somatic Genetic Disease testing

Somatic Genetic Diseases (Associated with Acute Myeloid Leukemia)

Used for Somatic Genetic Disease testing (associated with Colorectal Cancer)

Infectious Agent

Human adenoviruses (AdV) cause a variety of diseases and are prevalent throughout the world. Common clinical manifestations resulting from AdV infection include pneumonia, cystitis, conjunctivitis, diarrhea, hepatitis, myocarditis, and encephalitis. In the general population, AdV often cause mild or self-limiting disease; however, severe disseminated disease can occur in immunocompromised individuals and can be fatal. The "gold standard" of diagnosis for AdV infection has been viral culture. Although culture provides a sensitive method for diagnosis, it can take as long as 3 weeks to achieve results. Immunofluorescence and other immunodiagnostic assays using direct antigen detection are more rapid than culture, but they lack sensitivity. Recently, PCR-based assays have been employed in clinical practice for the detection of AdV and have proven to be comparable or better than the classic methods. A real-time PCR targeting all serotypes in one reaction provides AdV detection in a rapid and efficient manner.

C. trachomatis and N. gonorrhoeae infections are the most common sexually transmitted bacterial diseases in the United States. Amplified methods are now available for the detection of these two pathogens. Amplified methods offer increased sensitivity (96% for CT and GC) as opposed to non-amplified assays (67% for CT, 85% for GC). Also, amplified methods allow for testing from urine specimens.

This qualitative assay for cytomegalovirus (CMV) detection is majorly used for detection of CMV in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). CMV can be an important pathogen causing encephalitis and meningitis. Recognition of the presence of CMV is critical to the therapy and differentiation. Cell cultures have not been reliable for recovering this virus from CSF. Detection of CMV DNA in CSF is now the gold standard for the laboratory diagnosis of central nervous system diseases caused by this virus.Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is an significant pathogen in immunocompromised patients, such as organ and bone marrow transplant recipients. However, antiviral drugs must be used carefully due to side effects. As a persistent infection, it is important to differentiate between CMV infection and disease, and CMV quantitation in blood a major laboratory technique to monitor infection status and manage patients. CMV viral load by cell cultures has not been reliable and has had low sensitivity. Antigenemia assays do not measure free viruses not associated with cells and will not work with patients with low white counts. Quantification of CMV viral load by real-time PCR offers a specific, wide-range viral load with significantly shorter turn-around times.Chlamydia pneumoniae is a common respiratory pathogen that is now being implicated in a number of chronic diseases.More recently, C. pneumoniae has been implicated in playing a role in several chronic diseases such as reactive arthritis, atherosclerosis, Alzheimers disease (AD) and multiple sclerosis (MS). Recent studies have shown that C. pneumoniae has been detected in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of 95% - 100% of patients having MS. In patients with AD, there have been reports of a high incidence of C. pneumoniae also. At this time, it is unclear whether C. pneumoniae is a silent passenger or plays an active role in these disease processes. It has been shown that in patients diagnosed with giant-cell arteritis, improvement of the patients condition coincided with the institution of antibiotic treatment. Whole blood and CSF tested by PCR for C. pneumoniae has proven to be the most rapid and sensitive way to detect infection with this organism.

EBV is an important pathogen causing central nervous system infections. Prompt recognition of the presence of EBV is critical to the patient care and differential diagnosis. Cell cultures have not been reliable for recovering this virus from cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Detection of EBV DNA in CSF is now the gold standard for the laboratory diagnosis of central nervous system diseases caused by this virus.EBV has been implicated as a cause of lymphoproliferative diseases in immunocompromised patients, including post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders (PTLDs). PTLDs cause a high rate of mortality in transplant recipients. Quantitation of the systemic EBV load may provide a highly sensitive and specific method to predict the development and monitoring of EBV disease.

Human ehrlichiosis is a tick-borne rickettsial disease of great public health concern in the United States. Clinical diagnosis of human ehrlichiosis has been difficult because its typical nonspecific presentation of symptoms include fever, headache, myalgias, arthralgias and nausea. This is easily confused with other illnesses such as influenza or other tick-borne zoonoses such as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. This PCR assay for detection of ehrlichiosis makes it possible for early, specific diagnosis and treatment of this disease.The enteroviruses are the most common cause of meningitis in the United States and an important cause of encephalitis. Occurring mainly in the summer and fall, enterovirus meningitis leads to a large number of hospitalizations of both children and adults. Rapid and accurate detection of enterovirus RNA in the CSF can affect clinical decision making, promote rapid discharge of patients, and reduce unnecessary diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.HHV-6 can be an important pathogen causing encephalitis and meningitis. Prompt recognition of the presence of HHV-6 is helpful for clinical differential diagnosis. Cell cultures have not been reliable for recovering this virus from cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Detection of HHV-6 DNA in CSF is now the gold standard for the laboratory diagnosis of central nervous system diseases caused by this virus.

HHV-7 is an important pathogen causing encephalitis and meningitis. Prompt recognition of the presence of HHV-7 is helpful for clinical differential diagnosis. Cell cultures have not been reliable for recovering this virus from cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Detection of HHV-7 DNA in CSF is now the gold standard for the laboratory diagnosis of central nervous system diseases caused by this virus.

HHV-8 can be an important pathogen causing encephalitis and meningitis. Prompt recognition of the presence of HHV-8 is helpful for clinical differential diagnosis. Cell cultures have not been reliable for recovering this virus from cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Detection of HHV-8 DNA in CSF is now the gold standard for the laboratory diagnosis of central nervous system diseases caused by this virus. HHV-8 testing can be used to confirm Kaposi sarcoma in tissue materials.HBV is one of the leading causes of chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma. More than 2 billion people are infected worldwide and it is responsible for 1 million deaths annually. In developed countries, HBV is a blood-borne viral infection transmitted via sexual activity, injection-drug use or occupational exposure. Almost all vertical transmission (mother to infant) of HBV has been eliminated in the United States due to the institution of an aggressive HBV vaccination program and the immunoprophylactic treatment of infants born to HBsAg positive mothers. Chronic HBV patients may go on to develop more severe conditions such as cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma, liver failure and other complications. There have been recent advances in antiviral therapy with the development of new nucleoside analogues. This has supported the need for HBV viral quantification for the monitoring of treatment.HCV genotyping is recommended after diagnosis of HCV to help in selecting a therapeutic regimen and also to determine expected virological response and therefore outcome of therapy. The current guidelines for therapy suggest that patients infected with genotype 1 follow a longer course of therapy (48 weeks) and a combination therapy than those of other genotypes. Amplifying and sequencing the 5' untranslated region (UTR) region of HCV genome allows the HCV genotype to be determined by comparing to prototypic HCV genotypes in a database.

HCV is a cause of chronic liver disease formerly known as non-A, non-B hepatitis. An 8,000 10,000 deaths per year are due to HCV-related chronic liver disease. Those who should be tested for HCV infection include persons who have persistently abnormal alanine transaminase (ALT) levels, have injected illegal drugs, certain recipients of blood or blood components or an organ transplant, and persons on chronic hemodialysis. Persons at risk (healthcare and emergency workers or babies born to HCV-infected women) should also be tested. Diagnostic tests for HCV antibodies indicate prior exposure to HCV but do not distinguish between cleared and active infection. In a patient with anti-HCV, detectable HCV RNA indicates an active It is necessary to quantitate HCV RNA once a patient has been diagnosed with an HCV infection to provide base-line levels prior to starting drug therapy. HCV can be treated with interferon-a alone or in combination with ribavirin. The amount of HCV RNA in the plasma (viral load) correlates to the response to therapy and the stage of HCV infection. HCV quantification will track levels to monitor the response to drug therapy. With successful drug therapy the viral load decreases and in some patients reaches undetectable levels. Nucleic acid techniques are currently the only reliable laboratory test for HCV quantitation in clinical specimens.HIV is the etiologic agent of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Quantitative measurements of HIV viremia in the peripheral blood have shown that higher virus levels may be correlated with increased risk of clinical progression of HIV disease, and that reductions in plasma virus levels may be associated with decreased risk of clinical progression. HIV viral load and drug treatment response are closely linked. With successful drug therapy the viral load decreases and with failure the load increases. HIV Ultra sensitive quantification will provide tracking to monitor the response to drug therapy of those patients who fall below the level detected by normal viral load

More than 70 types of HPV have been identified, and are generally classified as high-risk or low-risk depending on their known association or lack of association with cancer and its precursor lesion, high-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN 2-3). Prospective studies (age 16-60 years) have shown that 15-28% of HPV DNA positive women developed squamous intraepithelial lesions (SIL) suggestive of CIN 1-3 or cancer within 2 years compared to only 1-3% of HPV DNA negative women. Although current scientific literature suggests that persistent infection with high-risk HPV is the main risk factor for development of high-grade cervical neoplasia and cancer, apparent persistence may represent continuous infection with a single HPV type, with multiple HPV types, or reinfection. Nonetheless, women who are repeatedly Pap negative and HR HPV negative appear to be at low risk for having or developing cervical precancerous lesions.HSV-1 and HSV-2 are important pathogens causing encephalitis and meningitis. Prompt recognition of the presence of HSV is critical to the initiation of Acyclovoir therapy which may greatly improve patient outcome. Cell cultures have not been reliable for recovering this virus from cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Detection of HSV DNA in CSF is now the gold standard for the laboratory diagnosis of central nervous system diseases caused by this virus.

Drug failure in therapy for AIDS patients has been closely linked with HIV viral resistance. Certain mutations in HIV-1 genes (protease and RT regions) targeted by antiretroviral drugs can confer drug resistance. Genotype testing detects these mutations which produce phenotypic resistance. - Resistance testing is recommended to help guide the choice of new regimens after treatment failure and for guiding therapy for pregnant women. - It should be considered in treatment-naيمج patients with established infection. - Testing also should be considered prior to initiating therapy in patients with acute HIV-1 infection.

Influenza A and B viruses account for more morbidity and mortality than any other respiratory viruses. The elderly as well as persons of any age who have underlying cardiac or pulmonary disease, diabetes or immunosuppressive disease are at increased risk. Cell cultures available for detection of influenza A are unsatisfactory due to the length of time required to grow and identify the virus. Detection of influenza A RNA by PCR is a rapid, sensitive and specific technique for laboratory diagnosis, allowing informed clinical decision making and timely administration of anti-viral agents.Influenza A and B viruses account for more morbidity and mortality than any other respiratory viruses. The elderly as well as persons of any age who have underlying cardiac or pulmonary disease, diabetes or immunosuppressive disease are at increased risk. Cell cultures available for detection of influenza A are unsatisfactory due to the length of time required to grow and identify the virus. Detection of influenza A RNA by PCR is a rapid, sensitive and specific technique for laboratory diagnosis, allowing informed clinical decision making and timely administration of anti-viral agents.RSV is the single most important cause of serious lower respiratory tract disease in infants and children. The two subgroups, A and B, can co-circulate in the same area simultaneously. The elderly who have underlying cardiac or pulmonary disease are also at high risk. RSV can cause severe pneumonia and death in persons with leukemia and bone marrow transplants. It is critical to have an accurate and rapid RSV diagnosis to promptly initiate clinical treatment and infection control. Cell cultures available for detection of RSV are unsatisfactory due to the 5 to 9 days required to grow and identify the virus.Detection of RSV RNA by PCR is a rapid, sensitive and specific technique for laboratory diagnosis.PCR for Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTB) has already proved to be a useful tool for the diagnosis of tuberculosis infection. For histopathologic investigations, human tissue samples are mostly stored as formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded blocks. The molecular amplification techniques can be used in DNA extracted from tissue blocks rule out MTB in tissues stained positive by acid-fast stain, thereby improving diagnosis.

VZV is an important pathogen causing central nervous system infections, especially meningitis in HIV-1 infected patients. Prompt recognition of the presence of VZV is critical to the therapy initiation. Cell cultures have not been reliable for recovering this virus from cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Detection of VZV DNA in CSF is now the gold standard for the laboratory diagnosis of central nervous system diseases caused by this virus.

WNV is a RNA virus transmitted by mosquitoes. The infection primarily involves birds; humans are incidental hosts. WNV was first recognized in the United States in 1999, when it caused an epidemic of meningoencephalitis on the east coast. It has been reported recently that WNV can be transmitted by organ transplantation. While detection of specific IgM antibody remains the choice of test for diagnosis, molecular testing has been the sensitive and specific testing for screening organs/cells in the transplantation service.

Stat: 1 hour, routine: 2 hours

No interference from aminoglycoside antibiotics

Performed on all patients under age 10.

Culture: 1-30 days, antigen: 24 - 48 hours

Culture: 1-10 days, antigen: 0.5 - 1 hour

Need patient history of prior or suspected malignancy; i.e., carcinoma, melanoma, lymphoma, etc.Need patient history of prior or suspected malignancy; i.e., carcinoma, melanoma, lymphoma, etc.

Lab must have presenting ICD-9 code and specimen source to be able to process specimen. For optimal patient care we must have patient's age, first date of LMP, and any significant clinical history. Call lab for assistance at 615-322-2721.

MUST STATE BODY SITE. Need patient history of prior or suspected malignancy; i.e. carcinoma, melanoma, lyphoma, etc.

Provide patient's history of transplant and/or immune disorders.

Provide patient's history of transplant, immune disorders and prior or suspected history of malignancy.

Please provide patient's history of malignancy, kidney stones and/or other urogenital disorders.

See interpretive table for relative risk assessments.

Used for Inherited Genetic Disease testing.

Presence of fetal fibronectin (ffN) in symptomatic women indicates an increased risk for preterm delivery; absence of ffN in symptomatic women indicates decreased intervention. Utilization of ffN testing in symptomatic women may greatly reduce costs associated with treatment of suspected preterm labor. This test has been recommended by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), who currently supports ffN testing as an adjunctive diagnostic tool in symptomatic patients. ffN testing has a positive predictive value of 40-60% and a negative predictive value of 99.5%.

Loss of GPI-anchored proteins CD14, CD55, and FLAER on monocytes and CD16, CD55, and FLAER on neutrophils.

The College of American Pathologists (CAP) recommends that all abnormal amniotic fluid Alpha Fetoprotein (AAF) results be confirmed by measuring Acetylcholinesterase (ACHE) in the amniotic fluid. Therefore, we have implemented the policy that all positive AAF specimens will automatically be sent out for confirmatory ACHE testing.

Need patient history of prior or suspected malignancy; i.e., carcinoma, melanoma, lymphoma, etc.

Patient history of prior or suspected malignancy is needed; carcinoma, melanoma, lymphoma, etc.

Somatic Genetic Diseases (Associated with Acute Myeloid Leukemia)

Assay result is dependent on patient's level of Antithrombin III

SAMPLE MUST BE COLLECTED ON SITE. OUTSIDE SAMPLES NOT ACCEPTED

C. trachomatis and N. gonorrhoeae infections are the most common sexually transmitted bacterial diseases in the United States. Amplified methods are now available for the detection of these two pathogens. Amplified methods offer increased sensitivity (96% for CT and GC) as opposed to non-amplified assays (67% for CT, 85% for GC). Also, amplified methods allow for testing from urine specimens.C. trachomatis and N. gonorrhoeae infections are the most common sexually transmitted bacterial diseases in the United States. Amplified methods are now available for the detection of these two pathogens. Amplified methods offer increased sensitivity (96% for CT and GC) as opposed to non-amplified assays (67% for CT, 85% for GC). Also, amplified methods allow for testing from urine specimens.

A PCR based assay that will detect 9 viruses in one panel. The panel includes: Influenza A and B RSV Parainfluenza types 1 - 4 Metapneumovirus Adenovirus Enterovirus Rhinovirus Coronavirus Bocavirus

Testing includes typing of H1N1 as well as seasonal H1 and seasonal H3. Emergence of the novel swine-origin H1N1 pandemic influenza A virus in the United States has lead to severe respiratory illness especially among children, pregnant women and other high-risk groups. Detection and differentiation of pandemic H1N1 influenza A virus will be useful for clinical decision making.

Neg IgM - <1:50; Neg IgG - <1:100; Low Positive - 1:100 to 1:400; Mid Positive - 1:800 to 1:1600; High Positive - >1:1600; Alert Values (notify client ASAP)>1:800ACTIVITY TEST:Presence of a lupus anticoagulant or anti cardiolipin antibodies in the patient plasma may interfere with this assay. In this circumstance, measuring free protein S antigen levels may be more useful. Direct thrombin inhibitors may interfere with this assay. ANTIGEN TEST: Rheumatoid factor levels >70 IU/mL may lead to an underestimation for the free Protein S antigen level.

Flow Cytometry provides a more accurate and objective measurement of the number of fetal red cells present in maternal blood samples. Results from this testing allows clinicians to more accurately determine the amount of Rh Immune Globulin needed for their patients.The pathogens detected are Bartonella henselae, Bartonella quintana and Coxiella burnetii. These three pathogens can be implicated as causes of endocarditis. Often times one of the three are the causative agents of the endocarditis when the bacterial culture is negative

ADDITIONAL NOTES / SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

AFB stain is included with most AFB cultures; see culture for specific site.

AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested by calling the Microbiology Lab at 615-322-3406.Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. If Neisseria gonorrheae is suspected ask for GC culture to be included. Specimens sent from OR will be cultured for aerobes and anaerobes. Other specimens with a high suspicion of anaerobic bacteria should have a note made on the lab requisition and specimen should be sent in anaerobic transport media.There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to reference laboratory.

<a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/Blood_culture_collection_guidelines.pdf'target="blank">Click here for detailed collection instructions.</a> Collect per MD orders. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratoryThere will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/Blood_culture_collection_guidelines.pdf'target="blank">Click here for detailed collection instructions.</a>There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to reference laboratory. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Blood_culture_collection_guidelines.pdf'>Click here for detailed collection instructions.</a>AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.

Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.

There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to reference laboratory.

AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory

Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.

There will be a separate charge for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Collect per MD orders. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Blood_culture_collection_guidelines.pdf'>Click here for detailed collection instructions.</a>Specify source. AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Specify source. Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. If Neisseria gonorrheae is suspected ask for GC culture to be included. If quantitative culture is needed, note on requisition; there will be an extra charge for quantitative culture.Specify source. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Specify source. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Legionella direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) smear is not included; order this separately if wanted.Specimen should not be formed; appropriate specimen should take the form of the container.Follow kit instructions for collection of sample. Note: This test method is not recommended for children or infants; culture is preferred method. The exception is for Chlamydia trachomatis in the eye of an infant. This test cannot be used to test for Chlamydia trachomatis from a nasal specimen. Nasal specimens can be sent to a reference laboratory for testing by DFA method. Order a Chlamydia trachomatis DFA test (CHD). Obtain collection kit from Specimen Receiving.Follow kit instructions for collection of sample. Note: This test method is not recommended for children or infants; culture is preferred method. The exception is for Chlamydia trachomatis in the eye of an infant. This test cannot be used to test for Chlamydia trachomatis from a nasal specimen. Nasal specimens can be sent to a reference laboratory for testing by DFA method. Order a Chlamydia trachomatis DFA test (CHD). Obtain collection kit from Specimen Receiving.A titer (with a separate charge will be performed on positives.) STAT requests require infectious disease approval.A titer (with a separate charge will be performed on positives.) STAT requests require infectious disease approval.

There will be a separate charge for organism identification when appropriate.

Schedule with the Microbiology lab. Deliver to the lab immediately.

For Histoplasma only.

For yeast and fungal elements.

There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Make a note on the requisition if toxic shock syndrome is suspected. Gram stains are not performed on cervical specimens. Specimen is routinely cultured for Neisseria gonorrheae. Streptococcus group B culture is done for OB patients. If toxic shock syndrome is suspected, the culture will be examined for predominance of Staph aureus and Streptococcus group A.

Negative antigen will be cultured for Streptococcus group A; this includes a separate charge. When a culture is performed, there will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.

Follow kit instructions for collection of sample. Note: This test method is not recommended for children or infants; culture is preferred method.For stool or urine only. Stool specimens are examined for WBC's only. Urine specimens are examined for WBC's and bacteria. Gram stain is included in the culture order for other specimens when appropriate and should not be ordered separately.

Gram stain included with culture of tissue and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.

AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. If Neisseria gonorrheae is suspected ask for GC culture to be included. Specimens sent from OR will be cultured for aerobes and anaerobes. Other specimens with a high suspicion of anaerobic bacteria should have a note made on the lab requisition and specimen should be sent in anaerobic transport media.There will be a separate charge for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.

There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Legionella direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) smear is not included; order this separately if wanted.

There will be a separate charge for organism identification when appropriate. If culture is for surveillance, specify organism suspectedThere will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Culture for Salmonella, Shigella, Yersinia, Campylobacter, E. coli O157. If surveillance culture is needed, indicate the organism (such as VRE). There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.There will be a separate charge for organism identification when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.

AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptiblity tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Fresh deep cough specimen - early morning specimen is best. No 24 hour specimens. AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.

Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Note on requisition if patient has CF; different media and workups are required for these patients.

There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.

AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Culture includes examination for Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter, Yersinia enterocolitica, E. coli O157:H7. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Culture not done if patient has been in the hospital > 3 days.There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast are not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.There will be a separate charge for organism identification and susceptibility when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Culture for Neisseria gonorrheae only. There will be a separate charge for organism identification and susceptibility when appropriate.Routinely for Strep Group A only. Note: there is a special workup for CF patients; there are different and additional charges. The CF workup does not include Strep Group A unless specifically requested. The CF workup includes culturing for Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staph aureus, Burkholderia cepacia; other predominant potential pathogens. There will be a separate charge for organism identification and susceptibility when appropriate.There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptiblity testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to reference laboratory.Does not include Legionella direct fluorescent antibody stain (DFA). There will be a separate charge for organism identification when appropriate.AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.

AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.

There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds and yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to a reference laboratory.AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.For Neisseria gonorrheae only. Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate.There will be a separate charge for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to reference laboratory.Gram stains are not performed on vaginal specimens. Specimen is routinely cultured for Neisseria gonorrheae. If toxic shock syndrome is suspected, the culture will be examined for predominant Staph aureus and Streptococcus group A. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Make a note on the requisition if toxic shock syndrome is suspected. If Strep Group B is being ruled out, make a note on the requisition so a LIM broth can be included.There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to reference laboratory.AFB smear included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification for positive cultures. AFB susceptibility testing is sent out to a reference laboratory. Mycobacterium tuberculosis susceptibility testing is done automatically by the TN State Lab. Susceptibility testing for other Mycobacterium species must be requested; these tests are sent to a reference laboratory.Gram stain included with culture and has a separate charge. There will be separate charges for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Specimens sent from OR will be cultured for aerobes and anaerobes. Other specimens with a high suspicion of anaerobic bacteria should have a note made on the lab requisition and specimen should be sent in anaerobic transport media.There will be a separate charge for organism identification and susceptibility testing when appropriate. Susceptibility testing for molds or yeast is not done routinely; when requested, susceptibility tests are sent to reference laboratory.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.

Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen. Specimen is held for testing.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen. Must maintain specimen at 37C. Collect at 37C (place on heel warmer or in 37C water at time of specimen collection). Centrifuge 5 minutes and separate specimen immediately.For venous blood collections use test code: NTYPE. Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen. Maternal addressograph label should be attached to bottom of neonate requisition.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Sample must be received in the lab by 2:00PM for same day testing. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5ML of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Sample must be received in the lab by 2:00 PM for same day testing. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. If delayed, freeze plasma sample and send frozen. Grossly hemolyzed, icteric or lipemic samples may be rejected.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. If delayed, freeze plasma sample and send frozen. Grossly hemolyzed, icteric or lipemic samples may be rejected.PTT must be abnormal for testing to be performed. Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies. Levels of functional protein C will be decreased in patients taking Warfarin drugs. Patients should be off anticoagulant therapy prior to measuring protein C levels.

Deliver to lab immediately. Sample must be aliquoted and frozen if delivered from an outside location. Aliquoting and freezing must be performed immediately after collecting specimen. Avoid collecting specimen with a syringe. Tube must be full and not clotted.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. For pre and post stasis testing, call lab for instructions.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Do not refrigerate sample. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. If sample cannot be delivered to lab within 1 hour, centrifuge tubes, aliquot plasma into a plastic tube and freeze. Send frozen. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab within one hour of collection. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indicate type of Heparin and date / time of last dose. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab within one hour of collection. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indicate type of Heparin and date / time of last dose. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Sample must be received in the lab by 2:00PM for same day testing. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5ML of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Must be scheduled with the lab, 615-343-9164. Patient should not take over the counter medications for 10 days prior to testing. Patient must present to Vanderbilt between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m. on the day of testing. Patient should be fasting.

No ice. Deliver to lab immediately - tube must be full and not clotted. Sample can not be sent via pneumatic tube. Sample must be hand delivered. Do not expose samples to cold temperatures. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/METHYLHISTAMINE_SPECIAL_TESTING_REQ.pdf'>Click here to print the requisition.</a>Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. If sample cannot be delivered to lab within 1 hour, centrifuge tubes, aliquot plasma into a plastic tube and freeze. Send frozen. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies. Levels of functional Protein S will be decreased in patients taking Warfarin drugs. Patients should be off anticoagulant therapy before measuring Protein S levels.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Do not refrigerate sample.Patient must be abnormal for testing to be performed. Deliver to the lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Must be scheduled with lab 615-343-9164. Patient should not take over the counter medications for 10 days prior to testing. Patient must present to Vanderbilt between 8:00 and 8:30 AM on the day of testing. Patient should be fasting.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

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Deliver to lab immediately on ice

Send to lab immediately. Both time and temperature affect Complement levels.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab within one hour of collection. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indicate type of Heparin and date / time of last dose. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

This assay only detects antibodies to streptolysin O (ASO). It should not be used to screen for all antibodies to the extracellular antigens of Group A Streptococcus (i.e. Streptolysin, Streptokinase, Hyaluronidase, DNase, and NADASE)

Protect from light. If exchange specimen indicate "PRE" or "POST"

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Refrigerate upon collection.

Glucose decreases in non-fluoridated specimens.

Must show collection time. Draw serum Glucose 60 minutes after ingestion of 50g Glucose.

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Sample needs to be protected form light.

Hemolysis elevates value

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12 hour fast required.

Hemolysis lowers results 10%.

Refrigerate upon collection

Must show collection time. Draw serum glucose at fasting, 60, 120 and 180 minutes post-oral Glucose load. Label tubes as: fasting, 60, 120 and 180 minutes collection, respectively.

Must show collection time. Draw samples at fasting and 120 minutes after oral Glucose load. Label tubes as fasting and 120 minutes collection. Indicate time of collection on tube and requisition.

Refrigerate during collection. Submit start and stop time.

Pseudohyponatremia may occur in hyperlipemia or in hyperproteinemia.

Deliver to lab immediately on ice

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Schedule with Respiratory Care, 615-936-2994

Protect from light - If exchange specimen indicate "PRE" or "POST"

Fasting samples (12 hour postprandial) are necessary for meaningful interpretation.

Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates. Indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well before aliquoting.

Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well before aliquoting.

Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen.Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates- indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen.

Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates. - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well before aliquoting.Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well before aliquoting.

Chemotherapy agents may interfere

Draw 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

For Capillary collection kits call the lab, 615-343-9067

Must be spun and separated within 1 hour of drawing.

Do not freeze. Protect from light.

For container call 615-343-9058. Note collection start and stop times. Total volume is required.

Whole blood EDTA only

Must be spun and separated within 1 hour of drawing

Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well before aliquoting.Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent.Mix specimen well before aliquoting.

Refrigerate during collection. Label with beginning and ending collection times and dates - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well brfore aliquoting.Refrigerate during collection - label with beginning and ending collection times and dates - indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well before aliquoting.

Do not freeze. Complete maternal / fetal information is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Prenatal%20Screen%20Form.pdf'>Click here to print the Fetal Risk Information Sheet.</a>

For pediatric container, call 615-343-9058. Note collection start and stop times. Total volume is required.

Whole blood only. Refrigerate - do not freeze

Refrigerate if not delivered immediately

Specimen should be separated using refigerated centrifuge

Deliver to lab immediately. Indicate position of patient and sodium intake.

Whole blood only. Refrigerate - do not freeze

Samples collected from patients between 15 weeks, 0 days and 21 weeks, 6 days gestation will be accepted for this screening test. Complete Maternal/Fetal information sheet is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Prenatal%20Screen%20Form.pdf'>Click here to print the Fetal Risk Information Sheet.</a>

Samples collected from patients between 15 weeks, 0 days and 21 weeks, 6 days gestation will be accepted for this screening test. uE3 cannot be ordered by itself. Completed Maternal / fetal information sheet is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Prenatal%20Screen%20Form.pdf'>Click here to print the Fetal Risk Information Sheet.</a>Samples collected from patients between 15 weeks, 0 days and 21 weeks, 6 days gestation will be accepted for this screening test. uE3 cannot be ordered by itself. Completed Maternal / fetal information sheet is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Prenatal%20Screen%20Form.pdf'>Click here to print the Fetal Risk Information Sheet.</a>

This test includes the measurement of thyroglobulin and anti-thyroglobulin antibodies.

For container call: 615-343-9058. Note collection start and stop times. Total volume required.

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours. This test can be ordered if WBC count is less than 1,000/uL.

Deliver within 30 minutes - must have collection time

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours. Draw 2 mL to fill line only or may draw EDTA microtainer

For pediatric container, call 615-343-9058. Note collection start and stop times. Total volume is required.

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours of collection. Draw 2 mL to fill line only or may draw EDTA microtainer

Deliver to lab within 4 hours

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours. Draw 2 mL to fill line only. May draw EDTA microtainer.

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours.

Collect while patient is febrile. Deliver to the lab immediately. Must have collection time.

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours.

MD to collect

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours

Deliver to the lab within 2 hours

Deliver within 30 minutes. Must have collection time.Call Immunopath, 615-322-2682.

Follow-up testing is only performed when requested by physician.

Must schedule with Bone Marrow lab 615-343-9133; Bone marrow techs can be reached on beeper 615-835-9167 or 615-835-9169; MD to collect marrow; order tests at collection time

All slide results will be followed up with additional testing: Anti-MPO and Anti-PR3 by ELISA. Previously tested positive specimens will be followed up with specific Antibody (Anti-MPO or Anti-PR3) only.

Additional testing will be performed given the following results: Anti-dsDNA if smooth pattern, Antibodies to specific ANAs if speckled pattern of > or = 1:160, Antibodies to specific ANAs if "SSA-like" pattern. (Specific ANA Antibodies include: SSA, SSB, ScL 70, SMITH, SM/RNP)

By consult with Hematopath - collect before 3 p.m. on Monday - Friday. Deliver to Immunopathology immediately.

Send to lab immediately. Both time and temperature affect complement levels. Specimen must not contain anticoagulant.

Specimens should not be drawn less than 3 months apart to monitor therapy.

Call Immunopath, 615-322-2682.

Schedule with the lab 615-322-2682. Must be collected in Cryo kit - house officer to draw before 4 p.m. on Monday - Friday; Get Cryo kit from Immunopathology lab, 4518 TVCMust also send serum. Send to lab immediately. Both time and temperature affect complement levels. Specimens must not contain anticoagulant.

Must order urine total protein (urine). If none ordered, total protein will be ordered and charged. Includes both electrophoresis densitometric scan and immunofixation of Kappa and Lambda. If monoclonal protein is detected, follow-up identification will be performed and charged additionally.

A CBC & diff must be ordered and collected at the same time. If none ordered, lab will order and charge. List diagnosis, if known. Deliver to the lab immediately. Call the lab with any questions, 615-322-2682.

This assay requires both serum and CSF. Serum should be collected within 5 days of CSF collection. Refrigerate upon collection.A CBC & diff must be ordered and collected at the same time. If none ordered, lab will order and charge. List diagnosis, if known. Deliver to the lab immediately. Call the lab with questions, 615-322-2682.

If the patient is previously positive for Anti-MPO, the last specimen will be run with the new specimen if the previous sample is available.

This assay requires both serum and CSF. Serum should be collected within 5 days of CSF collection. Refrigerate upon collection.

If the patient is previously positive for Anti-PR3, the previous sample will be run with the new sample if the previous sample is available.

Must order total protein (blood). If none ordered, total protein will be ordered and charged. Screening test for identification of monoclonal gammopathies in serum. If monoclonal protein is detected, follow-up identification will be performed and charged additionally.

Please call Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional information is needed regarding specimen requirement or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Please notify the Molecular Genetics Lab Director at 615-343-9074 before sending this test. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Please notify the Molecular Genetics Lab Director at 615-343-9074 before sending this test. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121, if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. Chorionic Villi must be free of maternal cells; Cultured cells - backup culture must be maintained in event additional DNA is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory Director at 615-343-9074 when sending specimens for this test. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. Chorionic Villi must be free of maternal cells; Cultured cells - backup culture must be maintained in event additional DNA is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'> Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a> This test requires additional patient information. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/CFT_Info_Sheet.pdf'> Click here to print the form. </a>Call the lab at 615-343-8121, if sending purified DNA or tissue. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. Chorionic Villi must be free of maternal cells; Cultured cells - backup culture must be maintained in event additional DNA is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. Chorionic Villi must be free of maternal cells; Cultured cells - backup culture must be maintained in event additional DNA is required.<a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121, if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. Chorionic Villi must be free of maternal cells; Cultured cells - backup culture must be maintained in event additional DNA is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Special instructions Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Must get director's approval before sending, call 615-343-8121 or 615-343-9074. Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Call the Microbiology Lab, 615-322-3406, to schedule. Specify the organism.

Specify the organism and antibiotics to be tested. There is a charge for each antibiotic.

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Send serum to lab immediately - spin, separate and freeze within 3 hours of collection. Call the lab at 615-343-8121, if sending amniotic fluid, paraffin block or if additional information is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. Chorionic Villi must be free of maternal cells. Cultured cells - backup culture must be maintained in the event that additional DNA is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Molecular%20Req%20110609.pdf'>Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

This test will be sent to a reference laboratory. Specify the organism and antibiotics to be tested. Testing includes charge for MIC and MBC.

Other sources or samples may be acceptable for this test; please check with the lab, 615-936-6435. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

<a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Other sources / samples may be acceptable for this test; please check with the lab, 615-936-6435. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Serum or plasma should be separated from red cells and refrigerated within 6 hours of collection. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Plasma preparation tube must be centrifuged and refrigerated within six (6) hours of collection. EDTA plasma from a lavender top tube must be separated from the red cells and refrigerated within six (6) hours. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

For nonketotic hyperglycinemia send paired CSF and plasma specimens

Spot urine - fluid of choice for transporter defects

Other sources / samples may be acceptable for this test; please check with the lab, 615-936-6435. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>SEND TO THE LAB IMMEDIATELY. Draw immediately before next dose. Submit date and time of last dose. In overdose, draw more than 4 hours after ingestion.

Indicate if peak or trough specimen. Peak serum levels generally - draw 30 minutes after 30 min IV - Submit: date/time IV start, date/time IV stop, peak collection date/time, dosage amount/interval Trough serum levels generally - draw 0-30 minutes before next dose, following third dose - Submit: date/time last dose charted, collection date/time, dosage amount/interval

Deliver to lab on ice - plasma is the specimen of choice for most amino acid disorders excepting transport defects. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/METHYLHISTAMINE_SPECIAL_TESTING_REQ.pdf'>Click here to print the Amino Acid requisition.</a>

Draw immediately before next dose - refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose

Refrigerate during collection - submit start and stop time

Deliver to the lab immediately / ship in approved containers. Provide date and time of last dose.Refrigerate during collection. Send to lab immediately. Store frozen

Deliver to lab immediately - Note date / time collected.

Refrigerate if not delivered immediately

Notify lab immediately: date and time of collection.

Fasting specimen. Deliver to the lab immediately. Centrifuge, separate and refrigerate immediately.

Send to the lab immediately. Included in Volatile screen serum (VSS) - major metabolite of acetone.

Draw immediately before next dose - refrigerate if not delivered immediately - provide date and time of last dose. Draw before administration of therapeutic antibodies - results are falsely elevated after administration.

Deliver to the lab immediately. Note date/time collected. Phenothiazines and all presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.Deliver to the lab immediately. Note date/time collected. Screen includes items in drug screen serum and drug screen urine.

Submit date and time of last dose. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/METHYLHISTAMINE_SPECIAL_TESTING_REQ.pdf'>Click here to print the FK-506 requisition.</a>Indicate if peak or trough specimen. Peak serum levels generally - draw 20 minutes after 30 min IV - Submit date/time IV start, date/time IV stop, peak collection date/time, dosage amount/interval. Trough serum levels generally - draw 0-30 minutes before next dose, following third dose. *Date/time last dose charted. Collection date/time. Provide dosage amount/interval.

Order LDW for adults, LDP for pediatric patients. Also available in heavy metal screen: test code HMTDraw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.

Send to the lab immediately

Send to the lab immediately. Included in Volatile screen serum (VSS)

All presumptive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.

Send to the lab immediately

Send to the lab immediately at room temperature. Refrigerate specimen if it cannot be delivered to the lab immediately.<a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/vpls/Methylhistamine_Protocol.pdf'target="blank">Click here for complete Methylhistamine collection instructions.</a> Refrigerate during collection. Send to the lab on ice. Submit start and stop time, and whether specimen is random or timed. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/METHYLHISTAMINE_SPECIAL_TESTING_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Methylhistamine requisition.</a>

Random - indicate drug or drug groups required. Analysis is by GC/MS. For quantitative analysis of syringe contents, provide authentic material for reference.

Send to the lab immediately. For Opioids such as Meperidine or Propoxyphene, see miscellaneous drug confirmation (test code MDC)

Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.

Deliver to the lab immediately. Provide date and time of last dose. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/METHYLHISTAMINE_SPECIAL_TESTING_REQ.pdf'>Click here to print the Phenylbutyrate requisition.</a>Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.

Refrigerate during collection. Provide total volume and collection start and stop times.

Reported as Positive or Negative

Reported as positive or negative

Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Deliver to the lab immediately. Provide date and time of last dose. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/METHYLHISTAMINE_SPECIAL_TESTING_REQ.pdf'>Click here to print the Sirolimus requisition.</a>Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.

Peak serum levels generally - draw 30 minutes after 30 min IV. Submit date/time IV start, date/time IV stop, peak collection time, dosage amount/interval. Trough serum levels generally - draw 30 minutes before next dose, following third dose. Provide date/time last dose charted, collection date/time, dosage amount/interval. Indicate if peak or trough specimen.

All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.

All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.

Send to the lab immediately.

Send to the lab immediately.Send to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection.

MD to collect - Deliver to the lab immediatelySend to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection.Send to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection.

MD to collect - deliver to the lab immediately

Send to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection.Timed specimen requiredDeliver to the lab within 30 minutes of collection - must have collection timeDeliver to the lab immediately. Cell counts not included.

Send to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection.MD to collect, deliver to the laboratory immediatelySend to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection.

MD to collect - deliver to the lab immediately

Send to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection.

Deliver to the lab within 2 hours of collection.

All presumptive positive immunoassays are automatically confirmed by an alternate specific technique.Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Draw immediately before next dose. Refrigerate if not delivered immediately. Provide date and time of last dose.Indicate if peak or trough specimen. Peak serum levels generally - draw 1 hour after 1 hour IV. Provide date/time IV start, date/time IV stop, peak collection date/time, dosage amount/interval. Trough serum levels generally - draw 30 minutes before next dose, following third dose. Provide date/time last dose charted, collection date/time, dosage amount/interval <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/METHYLHISTAMINE_SPECIAL_TESTING_REQ.pdf'>Click here to print the Vancomycin requisition.</a>

Send to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection. Microscopic will not be performed. Specify whether or not a catheterized specimen.

Send to the lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection. Microscopic is performed when indicated. Specify whether or not a catheterized specimen.

Reflex testing (HBX panel: Hebe ag, Hbe ab, HB core IgM) performed Thursday mornings.

Confirmation by neutralization will be performed when indicated

Assay detects both but does not distinguish 1 from 2. Confirmatory western blot on positives

IgM assay detects both but does not distinguish 1 from 2

Assay detects both but does not distinguish I from II. Confirmatory western blot on positives

IFA performed (at no charge) to confirm negative and equivocal EIA

Send to lab immediately at room temperature

Deliver to the lab within 2 hours of collection. Optimal specimen: early afternoon - random specimen is acceptable.

Send to lab immediately - put swab in VTM - No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Add viral transport medium (VTM) to respiratory trap. Specify source - Specify flu A and/or B

Send to lab immediately. No calcium alginate tip swabs or dry swabs

Send to lab immediately - put swab in VTM - No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Add viral transport medium (VTM) to respiratory trap. Specify source

Send to the lab immediately on ice. Put in viral transport medium unless liquid specimen. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Send to the lab immediately on ice. Put in viral transport medium unless liquid specimen. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Send to lab immediately on ice. Add viral transport medium to respiratory trap. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Indicate Flu A or B antigen detection or both. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Send to lab immediately on ice. Add viral transport medium to respiratory trap. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.

Send to lab immediately on ice. Add viral transport medium to respiratory trap. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Indicate Flu A or B antigen detection or both. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Send to lab immediately on ice. Add viral transport medium to respiratory trap. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Indicate Flu A or B antigen detection or both. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Send to lab immediately on ice. Add viral transport medium to respiratory trap. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Send to Virology immediately on wet ice. Collect fluid from vesicles with a tuberculin syringe. Rinse fluid into viral transport medium. Vigorously swab the base of the lesions add to viral transport medium. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.

Send to the lab immediately on ice. Put in viral transport medium. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Specify virus requested - send to lab immediately on ice - put in viral transport medium unless liquid specimen. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.Send to lab immediately on ice. Add viral transport medium (VTM) to respiratory trap - put swab in VTM. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.

Patient history of malignancy is needed. Call lab for assistance 615-322-2721.

Please call the lab for assistance at 615-322-2721.

Send to the lab immediately on ice. Put in viral transport medium unless liquid specimen. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.

Send to lab immediately on ice. Add viral transport medium to respiratory trap. No wooden shaft or calcium alginate tip swabs. Indicate Flu A or B antigen detection or both. Additional tests/charges may be added as appropriate.

Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 for assistance before collecting an FNA specimen. Also please refer to VUMC clinical policy: Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) Service #CL-30-08.15 for additional information.

State location in Bronchus. Please provide patient history of malignancy. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Please provide patient history of malignancy. Must state body site. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Clinical information must be complete on GYN requisition, please provide contact information for questions, call the lab for assistance at 615-322-2721. <a href='http://www.cytyc.com'target="blank">Click here to go to cytyc.com for helpful information regarding the ThinPrep Pap <a>We must be informed if patient had prior or has suspected Lymphoma or Leukemia. Specimens on patients with this history are directed to another laboratory for different tests and results (Hematology and Hemepathology). For patients with a history of or suspected carcinoma (or malignancy other than Heme) should be directed to Cytopathology.

This test can be categorized as FNA if collected with a fine needle. Please call the lab for assistance: 615-322-2721.Provide patient's history of malignancy. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Provide source of specimen. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 for assistance.

Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 for assistance with proper collection and shipping.

Provide patient's history of malignancy. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions.Provide patient's history of malignancy. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Provide patient's history of malignancy. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructionsHPV test will be tested from the same Thin-prep vial from which the PAP is processed. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructionsClinical information must be complete on GYN requisition. Please provide presenting ICD-9 code, specimen source and contact information in case of questions. Call the lab for supplies 615-322-2721. Please call the lab if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructionsPlease call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Inform of Lymphoma / Leukemia history. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Provide patient's history of malignancy. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Inform of Lymphoma / Leukemia history. Clinical history essential. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 if this is the first time sending specimen or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions

Indicate if voided, catheterized or Ileal conduit. Please call the lab at 615-322-2721 for fixative or to confirm proper collection and shipping instructions.

This test must be ordered as RFT

Results include Quantitative IgA

A special collection/transport kit is required. Call Lab Support Services (615-343-9155) to obtain kit. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Stone_Analysis_Requisition.pdf'>Click here to print the Stone Analysis requisition.</a>

TEST UPDATED 12/11/09 - NEW SPECIMEN REQUIREMENTS - Click the link below for more information.

Specimen must be received in lab by 1:00 pm to be processed the same day. Specimen cannot be collected in a gel tube.

Refrigerate during collection - Label with beginning and ending collection times and dates. Indicate total volume if an aliquot is sent. Mix specimen well before aliquoting.

Specimens should be drawn prior to digital rectal exam and/or prostatic manipulation or biopsy.Valid for males between 50 - 75 years and a total PSA between 4 - 10 ng/mL.

Deliver to lab immediately or centrifuge and separate serum and freeze at -20C immediately.Deliver to lab immediately or centrifuge and separate serum and freeze at -20C immediately.

Draw between 8-9 AM and 11 PM

Protect from light

Do not freeze. Test not performed if Meconium or gross blood present. Gestational Age and method of calculation required to interpret results. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/PRENATAL%20SCREEN%20FORM.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Fetal Risk Information Sheet.</a>

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Must not be clotted.Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Tube must not be clotted.Deliver to the lab immediately. Tube must not be clotted.

Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Tube must not be clotted.Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Tube must not be clotted.

Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Tube must not be clotted. Is patient on vent?Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Tube must not be clotted.Deliver to the lab immediately on ice.Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Tube must not be clotted.Lab needs 1 mL in a heparinized syringe. Deliver to the lab immediately on ice.Deliver to the lab immediately on ice. Tube must not be clotted.

Specimens should be centrifuged immediately.

Draw > 3 weeks after chemotherapy

Performed on azospermic samples

Specimens should be centrifuged immediately.

First morning specimen preferred. Specimens with specific gravity values <= 1.015 are dilute and negative results may be suspect.

Semen and serum samples required. Specimen must be received within 1 hour of collection. Must schedule with lab prior to collection: 615-322-6640.

Days abstinent? Time collected? Entire specimen collected? Must be received in the lab within 1 hour of collection.

Collection kits are available from the laboratory. Douches, white blood cells, red blood cells, bacteria, and bilirubin may cause test interference.

Provide the following: Days abstinent? Time collected? Entire specimen collected? Must be received in the lab within 1 hour of collection. Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to the lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. If delayed, freeze plasma sample and send frozen. Grossly hemolyzed, icteric or lipemic samples may be rejected.

Specimen must be received by 1:00 pm to be tested on the same day and cannot be collected in a gel tube.

By consult with Hematopath - Collect BEFORE 3 pm Monday - Friday and deliver to Immunopath immediately.

This test is sent to a reference lab. <a href='http://geneticsassociates.com/index.html'target="blank">Click here for more information.</a>This test is sent to a reference lab. <a href='http://geneticsassociates.com/index.html'target="blank">Click here for more information.</a>This test is sent to a reference lab. <a href='http://geneticsassociates.com/index.html'target="blank">Click here for more information.</a>This test is sent to a reference lab. <a href='http://geneticsassociates.com/index.html'target="blank">Click here for more information.</a>This test is sent to a reference lab. <a href='http://geneticsassociates.com/index.html'target="blank">Click here for more information.</a>Transport at room temp or chilled.If testing will not be performed within 4 hours of collection, it is best to separate plasma and freeze.

Specimens should be centrifuged immediately.Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

For more information go to: <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/vumc.php?site=vpls&doc=12814' target="blank" font color="#ffcc33">News and Updates</a>

Ship samples FROZEN and PROTECTED FROM LIGHT.

Amniotic fluid AFP with a positive screen (MoM > 2.5) will automatically reflex to Acetylcholinesterase testing. Complete maternal / fetal information is required. <a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/documents/vpls/files/Prenatal%20Screen%20Form.pdf'>Click here to print the Fetal Risk Information Sheet.</a>

Call the lab for assistance 615-322-2721.

Call the lab for assistance: 615-322-2721

Keyword = 109 for this test on the reference lab's web site.

Specimen must be labeled with patient's first and last name, Medical Record number and collection date. Phlebotomist must be identified on requisition or specimen.

Body fluids include ascitic fluid, pleural fluid, pericardial fluid (also called chest fluid, abdominal fluid, peritoneal fluid) Call the lab if assistance is needed: 615-322-2721

Results include Quantitative IgA

Call the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at 615-343-8121 if additional assistance is needed regarding specimen requirements or submission. Please notify Molecular Genetics Laboratory if patient has received a transfusion in the prior 2 weeks.

Samples aliquoted for shipping must be double centrifuged prior to freezing. Deliver to lab within one hour of collection. Tube must be full and not clotted.. Indicate type of heparin and date/time of last dose. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies.

All tubes in the collection kit must be filled to intended capacities (Black fill line on label). Submit all tubes for testing. No ice. Deliver to lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Samples must be hand delivered. Samples received via the pneumatic transport tube will be rejected. Do not expose samples to cold temperatures.

Send to lab immediately. Test must be performed within 2 hours of collection. Specify whether or not it is a catheterized specimen.

<a href='http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/pdfs/pathology/MOLECULAR_DIAGNOSTIC_REQ.pdf'target="blank">Click here to print the Molecular Diagnostics requisition.</a>

Other sources or samples may be acceptable for this test; please check with the lab, 615-936-6435.

Other sources or samples may be acceptable for this test; please check with the lab, 615-936-6435

Other sources or samples may be acceptable for this test; please check with the lab, 615-936-6435.

Other sources or samples may be acceptable for this test; please check with the lab, 615-936-6435.

SHIPPING: Ship sample overnight on dry ice in compliance with DOT regulations for diagnostic samples. If dry ice is not available, ship the serum frozen with frozen cold packs. Ship to the attention of: TRANSPLANT DRUG MONITORING. REQUISITION: Each sample must be accompanied by a requisition containing the patient's name, age, DOB, unique ID # and Physician's name, the requesting facility, collection date. Please include a contact phone number and a fax number. RESULTS: Reports will be mailed to the facility. If reports need to be faxed, please notify the lab. Contact the lab with any questions: 615-255-5227.

Deliver to the lab immediately. Tube must be full and not clotted. Indwelling lines should be flushed with saline only and 5 mL of blood should be discarded prior to collecting sample for coagulation studies. Levels of functional protein S will be decreased in patients taking warfarin drugs. Patient should be off anticoagulant therapy before measuring protein S levels.

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Must show collection time. Draw serum Glucose 60 minutes after ingestion of 50g Glucose.

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For container call 615-343-9058. Note collection start and stop times. Total volume is required.

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For container call: 615-343-9058. Note collection start and stop times. Total volume required.

Deliver to the lab within 4 hours. This test can be ordered if WBC count is less than 1,000/uL.

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Deliver to the lab immediately / ship in approved containers. Provide date and time of last dose.

Fasting specimen. Deliver to the lab immediately. Centrifuge, separate and refrigerate immediately.

Send to the lab immediately. Included in Volatile screen serum (VSS) - major metabolite of acetone.

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Assay detects both but does not distinguish 1 from 2. Confirmatory western blot on positives

Assay detects both but does not distinguish I from II. Confirmatory western blot on positives

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