TEST PURPOSE TEST CODE RUNNING DAY

ASCORBIC ACID
(Chemical Urinalysis)
To indentify alimentary and
medicinal ascorburia.To
diagnose vitamin C
deficiency.
ASCORB DAILY
BILIRUBIN (Chemical
Urinalysis)
Used as a screening test in
detecting hepatitis,
cirrhosis, other liver
disorders, and biliary
obstruction (gallstones,
carcinoma)
BILI DAILY
BLOOD (Chemical
Urinalysis)
To detect presence of
hematuria, hemoglobinuria,
and myoglobinuria
URBLD DAILY
STOOL
CONCENTRATION
TECHNIQUE
For identification and
concentration of helminth
eggs and protozoan cyts.
CONTEC DAILY
CSF ANALYSIS
To detect and differentiate
meningitis. To detect other
CNS disorders. To detect
subarachnoid block and
hemorrhage.
CSFA DAILY
ROUTINE
FECALYSIS
USED IN EVALUATION OF
DIARRHEA; USEFUL IN
DETECTION OF
PARASITES (OVA,
CYSTS, TROPHOZOITES)
FECA DAILY
GLUCOSE (Chemical
Urinalysis)
SCREENING TEST FOR
DIABETES MELLITUS
URGLU DAILY
KETONE (Chemical
Urinalysis)
To screen for ketonuria.To
detect diabetic ketoacidosis
URKET DAILY
LEUCOCYTE
ESTERASE
(Chemical Urinalysis)
Used as a screening test to
detect bacterial and
nonbacterial UTI,
inflammation of the urinary
tract, screening of urine
culture specimens
URLEU DAILY
MICRAL TEST
For the routine detection of
low concentrations of
albumin in the urine. Use
for screening, monitoring,
and detection of
deteriorating renal function
in diabetic patients.
MICRAL DAILY
NITRITE (Chemical
Urinalysis)
Provides a rapid screening
test for the presence of
urinary tract infection (UTI),
cystitis, pyelonephritis,
evaluation of antibiotic
therapy,monitoring of
patients at high risk for UTI,
screening for urine culture
specimens
URNIT DAILY
OCCULT BLOOD
SCREEN FOR GI
BLEEDING; AIDS IN
DIAGNOSIS OF
COLORECTAL CANCER
OCCBLD DAILY
pH, URINE
MAY BE USED IN
ASSESSMENT OF THE
BODY'S ACID-BASE
BALANCE.
URREA DAILY
pH, STOOL
To evaluate carbohydrate
and fat malabsorption
STOPH DAILY
PREGNANCY TEST,
URINE
TO DETECT PREGNANCY PREGT DAILY
PROTEIN
(Microscopic
Urinalysis)
MAY BE USEFUL IN
SCREENING FOR
VARIOUS DISORDERS
INCLUDING
PREECLAMPSIA AND
KIDNEY DISEASES.
URPRO DAILY
SEMINAL FLUID
ANALYSIS
Therapeutic blood
concentrations are between
100 and 250 mg/l. Toxicity
begins at 300 mg/l in adults
and serious poisoning can
result at concentrations of
over 500 mg/l. If the blood
concentration is above 900
mg/l, peritoneal dialysis
may be necessary.
SEMEN DAILY
SEROUS FLUID
(PLEURAL,
PERITONEAL,
PERICARDIAL) CELL
COUNT
In children, a similar
overdosage profile is seen
but at half the adult
concentrations.
FAPLE,
PERFA/FAPT,
FALPC
DAILY
SPECIFIC GRAVITY,
URINE
Used in monitoring patients'
hydration and dehydration,
loss of renal tubular
concentrating ability,
diabetes insipidus,
determination of
unsatisfactory specimens
due to low concentration
URSP DAILY
STONE ANALYSIS
AIDS IN MANAGEMENT
OF PATIENTS WITH
RECURRENT RENAL
CALCULI
STONE
MONDAY TO
FRIDAY
SYNOVIAL FLUID
CELL COUNT
USED AS AID IN
DIAGNOSIS OF CAUSE
OF ARTHRITIS
FASYN DAILY
URINALYSIS
(PHYSICAL AND
MICROSCOPIC)
Used as aid in the
diagnosis of disease, to
monitor wellness (screening
for asymptomatic,
congenital, or hereditary
disease), and to monitor
therapy (effectiveness or
complications)
URINAL DAILY
URINE OGTT
USED IN EVALUATION OF
GESTATIONAL DIABETES
MELLITUS.
UOG123 DAILY
UROBILINOGEN
(Chemical Urinalysis)
Used for the early detection
of liver disease, liver
disorders, hepatitis,
cirrhosis, carcinoma, and
hemolytic disorders
URURO DAILY
CUT OFF TIME TIME OF RELEASE
SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
VOLUME
REQUIREMENT
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3.5 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 2.5 HOURS
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
PEA SIZED STOOL
SAMPLE
5:00 PM
4 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE ARRIVAL
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
TUBE # 3 OF CSF
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
PEA SIZED STOOL
SAMPLE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
PEA SIZED STOOL
SAMPLE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
PEA SIZED STOOL
SAMPLE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
5:00 PM
4 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE ARRIVAL
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
2-5 ml SEMEN
5:00 PM
4 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE ARRIVAL
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
2 CC SEROUS FLUID
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
48 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE ARRIVAL
EXCLUDING
SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
KIDNEY STONE
5:00 PM
4 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE ARRIVAL
STERILE SPECIMEN
CONTAINER
2 CC SYNOVIAL FLUID
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
6:00 PM
3 HOURS AFTER
SAMPLE
COLLECTION /
ARRIVAL
STAT: 1.5 HOURS
CLEAN,
LEAKPROOF,
DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER
10-15 ml URINE
PATIENT PREPARATION SPECIAL INSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
REDOX REACTION
OF INDOLE DYE
(GRAY-BLUE
AFTER ORANGE)
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
COUPLING WITH
DIAZONIUM SALT
IN THE ACID
MEDIUM TO FROM
A RED-ORANGE-
BEIGE DYE
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
PEROXIDATIC
EFFECT OF THE
HEMOGLOBIN AND
MYOGLOBIN,
CATALYTIC
OXIDATION OF
THE INDICATOR BY
AN ORGANIC
HYDROPEROXIDE
NO PATIENT
PREPARATION
-
Formalin-Ethyl
Acetate Technique
NO PATIENT
PREPARATION
-
MACROSCOPIC/
CHEMICAL AND
MICROSCOPIC
ANALYSIS
NO PATIENT
PREPARATION
-
MACROSCOPIC
AND
MICROSCOPIC
ANALYSIS
a. FIRST MORNING
SPECIMEN -collect the
specimen immediately
upon arising
b. RANDOM SPECIMEN -
no preparation
c. FASTING/SECOND
MORNING SPECIMEN -
second voided specimen
after a period of fasting.
D. 2-HOUR
POSTPRANDIAL
SPECIMEN - patient must
void shortly before
consuming a routine meal
and collect a specimen 2
hours after eating.
-
GLUCOSE
OXIDASE
PEROXIDASE
REACTION; THE
INDICATOR
CHANGES INTO A
GREEN DYE
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
ACETOACETIC
ACID AND
ACETONE REACT
WITH SODIUM
NITROPRUSSIDE
AND GLYCINE IN
ALKALINE MEDIUM
TO FORM A VIOLET
COLOR COMPLEX.
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
INDOXYLESTERAS
E ACTIVITY,
GRANULOCYTES
SPLIT THE ESTER,
REACTION WITH
DIAZONIUM SALT
TO FORM A BEIGE
TO VIOLET
COLORED
PRODUCT
RANDOM SAMPLE -

IMMUNOCHROMAT
OGRAPHY
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
GRIESS'S TEST,
AROMATIC AMINE
REACTS IN THE
ACIDIC MEDIUM IN
THE PRESENCE
OF NITRITE TO
FORM A
DIAZONIUM
COMPOUND,
WHICH COUPLES
TO FORM A PINK
DYE
3 DAYS NO RED MEAT
DIET
-
GUAIAC
PRINCIPLE:
oxidation of phenolic
compounds present
in the guaiac (i.e.
guaiaconic acids) to
quinones resulting in
the production of
blue color.
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
MIXED INDICATOR
COVERS UP pH
RANGE BETWEEN
5-9 (ORANGE-
YELLOW GREEN-
TOURQUOISE)
NO PATIENT
PREPARATION
-
Dipstick double
indicator principle
RANDOM OR FIRST
MORNING URINE
SAMPLE
-
IMMUNOCHROMAT
OGRAPHY
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
YELLOW
INDICATOR
CHANGES TO
GREEN IN THE
PRESENCE OF
PROTEIN (SO-
CALLED "PROTEIN
ERROR" OF THE
pH INDICATOR)
3 - 5 DAYS SEXUAL
ABSTINENCE
-
MACROSCOPIC/
CHEMICAL AND
MICROSCOPIC
ANALYSIS
NO PATIENT
PREPARATION
-
MACROSCOPIC/
CHEMICAL AND
MICROSCOPIC
ANALYSIS
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
ION EXCHANGER
AND
BROMTHYMOL
BLUE AS pH
INDICATOR
(COLOR CHANGES
FROM BLUE TO
BLUE GREEN TO
YELLOW-BROWN)
NO PATIENT
PREPARATION
- COLORIMETRIC
NO PATIENT
PREPARATION
-
MACROSCOPIC/
CHEMICAL AND
MICROSCOPIC
ANALYSIS
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
-
MACROSCOPIC/
CHEMICAL AND
MICROSCOPIC
ANALYSIS
A. FASTING/SECOND
MORNING SPECIMEN -
second voided specimen
after a period of fasting.
B. 1ST HOUR
SPECIMEN - collected 1
hour after glucose intake.
C. 2nd HOUR
SPECIMEN - collected 2
hours after glucose
intake.
D. 3rd HOUR SPECIMEN
- collected 2 hours after
glucose intake.
-
GLUCOSE
OXIDASE
PEROXIDASE
REACTION; THE
INDICATOR
CHANGES INTO A
GREEN DYE
FIRST MORNING OR
RANDOM MIDSTREAM
CLEAN-CATCH URINE
SAMPLE
(preferably collect urine
after the noon meal,
between 2 PM and 4 PM.)
-
COUPLING WITH
DIAZONIUM SALT
IN THE ACID
MEDIUM TO FORM
A RED DYE
CURRENT REFERENCE
RANGE
SOURCE OF
REFERENCE
RANGE
ALERT VALUE
SOURCE OF
ALERT VALUE
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
NEGATIVE
Turgeon ML. Clinical
Laboratory Science
(The Basics and
Routine
Techniques) . 5
th
ed.
St. Louis, Missouri:
Mosby Inc.; 2007.
Presence of
ova/parasite
Turgeon ML.
Clinical
Laboratory
Science (The
Basics and
Routine
Techniques) .
5
th
ed. St.
Louis, Missouri:
Mosby Inc.;
2007.
NONE N/A
>20 PMNs;
presence of
blasts
Turgeon ML.
Clinical
Laboratory
Science (The
Basics and
Routine
Techniques) .
5
th
ed. St.
Louis, Missouri:
Mosby Inc.;
2007.
NONE N/A
Presence of
ova/parasite
Turgeon ML.
Clinical
Laboratory
Science (The
Basics and
Routine
Techniques) .
5
th
ed. St.
Louis, Missouri:
Mosby Inc.;
2007.
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
>1000 mg/dl
(>55 mmol/l)
(4+)
Fischbach F,
Dunning II MB,
eds. A
Laboratory
Manual of
Laboratory and
Diagnostic
Tests .
Lippincot
Williams &
Wilkins. 2009
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
NEGATIVE (<20 mg/dl)
Fischbach F,
Dunning II MB, eds.
A Laboratory
Manual of
Laboratory and
Diagnostic Tests .
Lippincot Williams &
Wilkins. 2009
N/A N/A
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
NONE N/A N/A N/A
5.0 - 7.0
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
7 to 7.5
Fischbach F,
Dunning II MB, eds.
A Laboratory
Manual of
Laboratory and
Diagnostic Tests .
Lippincot Williams &
Wilkins. 2009
<5.3
Jacobs, DS,
et.al., eds. Lexi-
Comps
Laboratory test
Handbook. 3rd
ed. 2004.
N/A N/A N/A N/A
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
VOLUME: 2-5 ml
PH: 7.2 - 8.0
LIQUEFACTION TIME: <20
mins. at room temp.
SPERM COUNT: 20 - 160
million/mL
Motility: >= 50%
Abnormal Morphology: <30 %
Jacobs, DS, et.al.,
eds. Lexi-Comps
Laboratory test
Handbook. 3rd ed.
2004.
N/A N/A
NONE N/A N/A N/A
1.003 - 1.035
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
N/A NA N/A N/A
NONE N/A N/A N/A
RBC: 0 - 3
WBC: 0-5
CRYSTAL: none
CASTS (HYALINE, FINE AND
COARSE GRANULAR): 0 - 2
WAXY CAST: none
Fischbach F,
Dunning II MB, eds.
A Laboratory
Manual of
Laboratory and
Diagnostic Tests .
Lippincot Williams &
Wilkins. 2009
N/A N/A
NEGATIVE
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
>1000 mg/dl
(>55 mmol/l)
(4+)
Fischbach F,
Dunning II MB,
eds. A
Laboratory
Manual of
Laboratory and
Diagnostic
Tests .
Lippincot
Williams &
Wilkins. 2009
0.2 - 1.0 mg/dl
Meisegeier, B.
Urinalysis with Test
Strips. Analyticon
Biotechnologies AG
N/A N/A
LIMITATIONS AND INTERFERENCES REAGENT STABILITY
c501:
ICTERUS: >599 umol/L (>35 mg/dL)
conjugated bilirubin and >1026 umol/L
(>60 mg/dL) unconjugated bilirubin.
HEMOLYSIS: >124 umol/L (>200 mg/dL)
hemoglobin.
LIPEMIA (Intralipid): >22.6 mmol/L (>
2000 mg/dL) triglycerides.
*In very rare case Gammopathy IgM
(Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia).
SYS:
ICTERUS: >1197 umol/L (>70 mg/dL)
bilirubin.
HEMOLYSIS: >310.50 umol/L (>500
mg/dL) hemoglobin.
LIPEMIA (Intralipid): >22.6 mmol/L (>2000
mg/dL) triglycerides.
*In very rare case Gammopathy IgM
(Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia).
c501:
UNOPENED (2-8C): up to the
stated expiration date
ONBOARD (c501): 8 weeks
SYS:
UNOPENED (2-8C): up to the
stated expiration date
ONBOARD (h912): R1&R2: 28 days
c501:
ICTERUS >1026 umol/L (>60 mg/dL)
bilirubin.
HEMOLYSIS: >124 umol/L (>200 mg/dL)
hemoglobin.
LIPEMIA (Intralipid): No significant
interference up to an L index of 150.
*In very rare case Gammopathy IgM
(Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia).
SYS:
ICTERUS: >1026 umol/L (>60 mg/dL)
bilirubin.
HEMOLYSIS: >37 umol/L (>60 mg/dL)
hemoglobin.
LIPEMIA (Intralipid): >5.65 mmol/L (>500
mg/dL) triglycerides.
*In very rare case Gammopathy IgM
(Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia).
c501:
UNOPENED (2-8C): up to the
stated expiration date
ONBOARD (c501/i400): 12 weeks
SYS:
UNOPENED (2-8C): up to the
stated expiration date
ONBOARD (h912): R1: 28 days and
R2: 90 days
CAUSE OF
REJECTION
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
SPECIMEN STABILITY
15-25C 2 to 8C -15 to -25C
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Refrigerated
specimen.
Specimen in tissue
paper (contaminated
by barium salts).
LIQUID, SOFT,
SEMI-
FORMED: 1
HOUR
FORMED: 24
HOURS
N/A N/A
1 HOUR 48 HOURS N/A
Refrigerated
specimen.
Specimen in tissue
paper (contaminated
by barium salts).
LIQUID, SOFT,
SEMI-
FORMED: 1
HOUR
FORMED: 24
HOURS
N/A N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen in tissue
paper (contaminated
by barium salts).
Incorrect patient
preparation.
MUST BE
PROCESSED
WITHIN THE
DAY
N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
1 HOUR N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed in
transport (>1 hour)
1 HOUR N/A N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport
1 HOUR N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport
N/A N/A N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport
1 HOUR N/A N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A
Specimen delayed
in transport, fecal
contamination,
decomposition, or
bacterial overgrowth
2 HOURS 6-8 HOURS N/A