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The specimen should be capped, labeled and refrigerated. If specimen is not transferred into a urine preservative tube, it must be transported to the lab within 2 hours. Some hour urine tests require a preservative.

If an additive is needed, please notify the lab. We will prepare the container according to the proper requirements. If a splash does occur, wash the affected area with large amounts of water. Use a separate container to collect the urine sample and then pour the urine into the hour container.

This will help to control splashing of the preservative. Care should be taken when collecting a hour urine.

It is essential that all the urine passed during a hour period is totally collected. If the collection is not complete, our reference values are not valid. Use the following procedure for the correct specimen collection and preparation. During the collection period, it is important that the urine sample be kept cold.

Urine may be stored in a refrigerator, an ice chest, or in a pail of ice to prevent the growth of bacteria in the sample. NOTE: If two tests requiring different additives are ordered on the same patient, contact the lab.

A special container will be provided to accommodate this special collection need. Centrifuge all red-top and SST tubes must be completely clotted prior to centrifuging. Pair tubes of equal volume to be placed opposite of each other in centrifuge holders.

Perfect balance is necessary to prevent tube breakage. Unless otherwise indicated, spin for 10 minutes. Separating: SST tubes contain a gel separator that provides a barrier.

No additional steps are necessary after centrifugation. For plasma or frozen specimens, label plastic vial with needed patient information. Using plastic pipette, remove plasma or serum from tube, placing it into vial. MMC Lab is required to maintain proper storage and transport temperatures for all specimens from time of collection to time of analysis to ensure specimen integrity.

Please view the temperature control within the education module. NOTE: Do not freeze glass Vacutainer® tube. Hazard Identification The following areas are to be identified with a Biohazard sticker:.

Personal Safety Hepatitis B vaccine should be provided to all employees having occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens. The bleach mixture is to be fresh daily. Areas are to be cleaned at the end of each day or after they have been contaminated.

Handwashing: Frequent handwashing is an important safety precaution. Hands are to be washed:. Blood Spills The following procedure is recommended for decontaminating blood spills:.

For your safety information, we have included Formalin Safety Data Sheets SDS. Most Pathology specimens contain formalin. Care is needed when cleaning up a spill.

Sharps Container: Used, disposable needles and other sharps are to be placed into a rigid, plastic, puncture-resistant disposable container with a lid.

Vacutainer Needles: Disposable single-use, locking, needle adapters are required and are to be disposed in the sharps containers. Prior to disposal, press orange guard against a hard surface, locking it around the needle.

Facial Protection: Facial protection is to be used if any splashing may occur. Splashing may result when removing rubber stoppers from specimen tubes. Covering the tube with a gauze pad while removing the stopper may help minimize splashing.

The gauze pad is to be discarded into the biohazard waste container after use. Reference Specimens NOTE: If pathology slides need to be picked up, notify the pathology secretary at Please call at. Patient Portal Pay My Bill Careers Titusville Area Hospital. Search for: Search Button.

Specimen Collection Guides and Resources. Home Professional Laboratory Resources Specimen Collection Guides and Resources.

Lab Resources. Log Sheet-Physician Offices Reference Specimens Courier Specimen Packing List Form Example- Courier Specimen Packing List.

Reference Material. Lock Box Instructions RSV Collection Procedures Specimens Collected by MMC Lab Only. Temperature Chart. Temp Chart-Complete Color Temp Chart- Complete Gray Scale Temp Chart- Frequent.

SDS Used by MMC Histology. Cytolyt Formalin. Tests Collected by MMC Lab Only. Collected at MMC Lab only. Important Collection and Submission Information. Blood Collection. Definitions That May Be Helpful: Anticoagulant — A substance that prevents blood from clotting. Hemolyze — The rupturing of the red blood cells in the specimen.

This can often interfere with accurate analysis of blood chemistries. Avoid hemolysis as it interferes with many tests. Plasma — The fluid part of anticoagulated blood after it has been separated from the cells.

Serum — The yellow fluid that is separated from the cells when blood is clotted and centrifuged. Whole blood — Blood that has an anticoagulant and is not separated by centrifuging.

Basic Phlebotomy Guidelines: Correct Order of Draw — It is very important to collect blood tubes in proper sequence to avoid contamination and anticoagulant carry-over to the next tube drawn. Please refer to chart in educational module, Collecting Blood Specimens.

Inversion of Tubes — In general, all the tubes are to be mixed well by gently inverting several times after filling with blood. Plasma — Draw a sufficient amount of blood with the indicated anticoagulant to yield the necessary plasma volume.

Gently mix the blood collection tube by inverting six to ten times immediately after collection. Never shake the tubes to mix. If required, separate plasma from cells by centrifugation within minutes. Serum — Draw a sufficient amount of blood to yield the necessary serum volume.

Serum volume is approximately half of the whole blood volume. Invert the tube several times to activate the clotting. Let stand for minutes, or until a clot is well formed. Centrifuge for ten minutes. If frozen serum is required, pour off serum into plastic vial and freeze.

Syringe Collection — If using a syringe to collect the blood, it is best to fill the tube through the stopper. If the stopper has been taken off, it may slide loose at a later time, resulting in a blood spill.

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The ratio of blood to anticoagulant is critical for valid coagulation studies. Immediately after draw, invert the tube six to ten times in order to activate the anticoagulant.

The minimum volume should not be less than 1. Green-Top Tube Lithium Heparin : This tube contains lithium heparin, used for the collection of heparinized plasma or whole blood.

The minimum volume should not be less that 1. Green-Top Tube Sodium Heparin : This tube contains sodium heparin, used for the collection of heparinized plasma or whole blood for special tests. Lavender-Top Tube EDTA : This tube contains EDTA as an anticoagulant, used for most hematological procedures.

Mix the tube well to dissolve the powdered anticoagulant. Light Yellow-Top Tube ACD : This tube contains ACD, used for the collection of whole blood for special tests.

Light Yellow-Top Tube SPS : This tube used for the collection of blood cultures contains, SPS, is always drawn first to avoid bacterial contamination. Pink-Top Tube EDTA : This tube contains EDTA as an anticoagulant, used for most blood bank procedures.

Royal Blue-Top Tube: There are two types of royal blue-top Monojectâ tubes, one with the anticoagulant EDTA and the other plain. These are used in the collection of whole blood or serum for trace element analysis. Refer to the individual metals in the specific test listing to determine the tube type necessary.

Tan-Top Tube Sodium Heparin : This tube is lead-free and thus used for collection of blood lead levels. White-Top Tube K2 EDTA : This plasma preparation tube PPT contains a gel barrier in the plastic tube. After centrifugation the plasma may be frozen without opening the tube.

Green — heparinized anticoagulant Lavender — EDTA anticoagulant NOTE: All hematology collections CBC, hemoglobin, hematocrit, etc. Stool Collection.

Urine Collection. Clean Catch Urine Collections Wash hands thoroughly. Care must be taken to avoid bacterial contamination of the specimen container. After removing the lid, place it on a flat surface with the inside facing up. Do not touch the inside of the specimen lid or the container.

Any contact by your skin may cause a bacterial contamination that may interfere with the test. Open the towelette package. Unfold the towelette. Males — Using one stroke, wash by wiping the urinary area from top to bottom.

Start to urinate directly into the toilet. While urinating, pass the collection cup into the stream of urine. Do not fill the specimen cup to the top. Remove the cup before the stream of urine has stopped. Screw the cap securely on the container. Place the label on the cup after securely closing the lid.

Do not put label on the lid. Refrigerate specimen immediately if unable to deliver specimen to lab promptly. Deliver the refrigerated culture to the lab within 12 hours. If a urinalysis is also ordered, the specimen must be delivered to the lab within 2 hours if unpreserved.

If preservative tube is used, the specimen is stable at room temperature up to 72 hours. Warn the patient of the presence of potentially hazardous preservatives in the collection container.

Preservative type and quantity must be written on the bottle. Instruct the patient to discard the first morning specimen and to record the time of voiding. The patient should collect all subsequent voided urine for the remainder of the day and night. Collect the first morning specimen on day two at the same time as noted on day one.

The collection is now complete and the sample may now be delivered to the laboratory for processing. Preparation for Transport. Packaging: Place specimen in zip-lock Biohazard bag and seal securely. If specimen is STAT or FROZEN, please apply appropriate label to outside of bag.

Place form s in outer pouch of bag. NOTE: All specimens must be placed in a bag for delivery. If patient has urine and blood, place urine in separate biohazard bag, secure, and place in biohazard bag with blood. Temperature Storage: MMC Lab is required to maintain proper storage and transport temperatures for all specimens from time of collection to time of analysis to ensure specimen integrity.

Universal Precautions. The information listed below is given only as a guideline. The information is not all-inclusive. Hazard Identification The following areas are to be identified with a Biohazard sticker: Refrigerators or freezers containing laboratory specimens Waste containers used for body substances the containers should have closeable lids Centrifuge Disposable sharps containers Phlebotomy trays Transport container Personal Safety Hepatitis B vaccine should be provided to all employees having occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

Hands are to be washed: After completion of laboratory-related work After removing gloves Before and after all other activities which entail hand contact with mucous membranes or breaks in the skin Immediately after accidental skin contact with blood, body fluids or tissues If the contact occurs through a break in the gloves, the gloves are to be immediately removed and the hands washed thoroughly.

Blood Spills The following procedure is recommended for decontaminating blood spills: Wear gloves, heavyweight, such as are used for dishwashing , and a disposable gown. Absorb the blood with paper towels.

Using a detergent solution, clean the spill site of all visible blood with paper towels. Bleach solutions are less effective in the presence of a high concentration of protein. Therefore, remove as much liquid blood or serum as possible before decontaminating or disinfecting.

Place the contaminated material in a biohazard container. Wear gloves, disposable gown, face mask and face shield.

Sprinkle the Polyform F® granules to completely cover the spill. Wait several minutes until the formalin has gelled. Remove the remains with the scoop and scraper. Dispose of all contaminated material and specimen matter directly into a biohazard container. If necessary, wipe up remains with paper towels.

You may spray the area with Formalex® or a detergent to aid you in cleaning the remaining residue. The formalin has already been neutralized at this time.

If formalin is spilled on a rug, rinse the spill with large amounts of water. Safety Equipment Sharps Container: Used, disposable needles and other sharps are to be placed into a rigid, plastic, puncture-resistant disposable container with a lid. Butterfly Prior to disposal, slide clear plastic guard over exposed needle.

NOTE: As a required safety precaution, needles must never be recapped. Gloves: Gloves are to be worn when… …it can be reasonably anticipated that the employee may have hand contact with blood or other potentially infectious material.

processing blood. This is especially important when separating serum or plasma, and transferring specimens into tubes. Replace worn gloves if they become grossly contaminated with blood. Pathology Reference Specimens NOTE: If pathology slides need to be picked up, notify the pathology secretary at Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs on this site.

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Assure that all manipulations involving specimen processing are performed under a Class II biological safety cabinet BSC. A Class III biological safety is recommended for culture manipulation.

This protects the laboratorian from inhalation of aerosols that may be introduced during manipulation of specimens and cultures. Avoid traffic around the BSC when it is in use to maintain proper airflow and function.

Remove any unnecessary items from the BSC. The reasons for his prematurity are not known. There is limited documentation of prenatal care, but his mother had oligohydramnios, or lack of amniotic fluid around the baby.

Her membranes …. On July 21, , members of the CHAMPS Sierra Leone site team gathered with local and international partners to celebrate the official opening of a new clinical research laboratory at the Makeni Regional Government Hospital.

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CHAMPS leaders, staff, and partners gathered virtually and in-person in Atlanta for three days of engaging discussions about CHAMPS projects and our goals for the future. The purpose of the CHAMPS manual is to describe the standardized procedures and processes for determining cause of death across the CHAMPS network and to serve as a reference for training and quality management.

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