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- •Phlebotomy
- •Dedication
- •About the Authors
- •Brief Contents
- •Contents
- •Preface
- •Acknowledgments
- •Acknowledgments from the Authors
- •1.1 Phlebotomy
- •1.2 Phlebotomist’s Role
- •1.3 Healthcare Facilities
- •1.4 The Healthcare Team
- •1.5 The Medical Laboratory
- •Introduction
- •1.6 Regulatory Agencies
- •1.7 Qualities of a Phlebotomist
- •Introduction
- •2.1 Medical Biohazards
- •2.2 Personal Safety and Preparedness
- •Competency Checklist: Using an Eyewash Station
- •Competency Checklist: Safety Equipment in the Clinical Setting
- •Introduction
- •3.1 Disease Transmission
- •3.2 Controlling Infection
- •Competency Checklist: Handwashing
- •Competency Checklist: Gowning, Gloving, and Masking
- •Introduction
- •4.1 Medical Language
- •4.2 Medical Abbreviations
- •4.3 Anatomical Terminology
- •Introduction
- •5.1 Integumentary System
- •5.2 Skeletal System
- •5.3 Muscular System
- •5.4 Lymphatic and Immune Systems
- •5.5 Respiratory System
- •5.6 Digestive System
- •5.7 Nervous System
- •5.8 Endocrine System
- •5.9 Cardiovascular System
- •5.10 Urinary System
- •5.12 Test Panels and Profiles
- •Introduction
- •6.1 The Heart and Circulation
- •6.2 Blood Vessels
- •6.4 Composition of Blood
- •6.5 Hemostasis and Blood Coagulation
- •6.6 ABO and Rh Blood Types
- •Introduction
- •7.1 Laboratory Requisitions
- •7.2 Professional Communication
- •7.3 Healthcare Ethics and Law
- •7.4 Patient Identification
- •7.5 Specimen Identification
- •7.7 Documenting Specimen Collection
- •Introduction
- •8.2 Equipment Unique to Venipuncture
- •8.4 Additives and Color Coding
- •8.5 Order of Draw
- •Competency Checklist: Order of Draw for Venipuncture
- •Introduction
- •9.1 Venipuncture
- •9.2 Difficult Blood Draws
- •9.3 Venipuncture Complications
- •Competency Checklist: Transferring Specimens to Tubes
- •Competency Checklist: Venipuncture Using a Butterfly and Syringe
- •Competency Checklist: Venipuncture Using a Butterfly and Evacuated Tube Adaptor
- •Introduction
- •10.1 The Dermal (Capillary) Puncture
- •Introduction
- •11.1 Specimen Transport
- •11.2 Special Specimen Handling
- •11.3 Specimen Rejection
- •Introduction
- •12.1 Maintaining Quality
- •12.3 Quality Improvement Processes
- •Competency Checklist: Temperature Quality Control
- •Introduction
- •13.1 Blood Cultures
- •13.2 Glucose Testing
- •13.3 Neonatal Screening
- •13.4 Peripheral Blood Smears
- •13.6 Arterial Blood Collection
- •13.7 Venous Access Devices
- •Competency Checklist: Blood Culture Procedure
- •Competency Checklist: Neonatal Testing
- •Competency Checklist: Preparation of Blood Smears
- •Introduction
- •14.1 Swab Specimens
- •14.2 Sputum Specimens
- •14.3 Stool Specimens
- •14.4 Semen Specimens
- •14.5 Urine Specimens
- •14.6 Other Non-Blood Specimens
- •Competency Checklist: Throat Swab Collection
- •Introduction
- •15.1 Levels of Laboratory Testing
- •15.2 Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate
- •15.5 Strep Screening
- •15.6 Urine Testing
- •15.7 Point-of-Care Testing (POCT)
- •15.4 Microhematocrit
- •Competency Checklist: Urine Chemical Screening
- •Introduction
- •16.1 Professional Behavior
- •16.2 Diversity in Healthcare
- •16.3 Risk Management
- •16.4 Coping with Stress
- •16.5 Professional Community
- •GLOSSARY

Appendix
D
Abbreviations and Symbols Commonly Used in Medical
Notations
Abbreviations
a before
aa, AA of each
ABGs arterial blood gases
a.c. before meals
ADD attention deficit disorder
ad lib as desired
ADLs activities of daily living
ADT admission, discharge,
transfer
AED automated external
defibrillator
AIDS acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome
AKA above knee amputation
a.m.a. against medical advice
AMA American Medical
Association
amp. ampule
amt amount
aq., AQ water; aqueous
ASHD atherosclerotic heart
disease
ausc. auscultation
ax axis
Bib, bib drink
b.i.d., bid, BID twice a day
BKA below knee amputation
BM bowel movement
BP, B/P blood pressure
BPC blood pressure check
BPH benign prostatic
hypertrophy
bpm beats per minute
BSA body surface area
c with
Ca calcium
CA cancer
CABG coronary artery
bypass graft
cap, caps capsules
CBC complete blood (cell)
count
C.C., CC chief complaint
CDC Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention
CHF congestive heart failure
chr chronic
cm centimeter
CNS central nervous system
Comp, comp compound
COPD chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease
CP chest pain
CPE complete physical
examination
CPR cardiopulmonary
resuscitation
CSF cerebrospinal fluid
CT computed tomography
CV cardiovascular
CVA cerebrovascular accident
CXR chest X-ray
d day
D&C dilation and curettage
DEA Drug Enforcement
Administration
Dil, dil dilute
dL deciliter
DM diabetes mellitus
DNR do not resuscitate
DOB date of birth
Dr. doctor
DTaP diphtheria-tetanus-
acellular pertussis vaccine
DTs delirium tremens
DVT deep venous thrombosis
D/W dextrose in water
Dx, dx diagnosis
ECG, EKG electrocardiogram
ED emergency department
EEG electroencephalogram
EENT eyes, ears, nose, and
throat
EP established patient
ER emergency room
ESR erythrocyte
sedimentation rate
FBS fasting blood sugar
FDA Food and Drug
Administration
FH family history
Fl, fl , fld fluid
fl oz fluid ounce
F/u follow-up
FUO fever of unknown origin
Fx fracture
g gram
GBS gallbladder series
GI gastrointestinal
Gm, gm gram
gr grain
gt, gtt drop, drops
GTT glucose tolerance test
GU genitourinary
GYN gynecology
HA headache
HB, Hgb hemoglobin
hct hematocrit
HEENT head, ears, eyes,
nose, throat
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D-1 Appendix D

HIV human
immunodeficiency virus
HO history of
HPI history of present illness
HPV human papillomavirus
Hx history
ICU intensive care unit
I&D incision and drainage
ID identification
IDDM insulin-dependent
diabetes mellitus
IM intramuscular
inf. infusion; inferior
inj injection
I&O intake and output
IT inhalation therapy
IUD intrauterine device
IV intravenous
KUB kidneys, ureters,
bladder
L liter
L1, L2, etc. lumbar vertebrae
lab laboratory
lb pound
liq liquid
LLE left lower extremity (left
leg)
LLL left lower lobe
LLQ left lower quadrant
LMP last menstrual period
LUE left upper extremity (left
arm)
LUQ left upper quadrant
m meter
M mix (Latin misce)
mcg microgram
mg milligram
MI myocardial infarction
mL milliliter
mm millimeter
MM mucous membrane
mmHg millimeters of
mercury
MRI magnetic resonance
imaging
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MS multiple sclerosis
NB newborn
NCE nonconforming event
NED no evidence of disease
NIDDM noninsulin-
dependent diabetes mellitus
NKA no known allergies
no, # number
noc, noct night
npo, NPO nothing by mouth
NPT new patient
NS normal saline
NSAID nonsteroidal anti-
inflammatory drug
NTP normal temperature and
pressure
N&V, N/V nausea and
vomiting
NYD not yet diagnosed
OB obstetrics
OC oral contraceptive
oint ointment
OOB out of bed
OPD outpatient department
OPS outpatient services
OR operating room
OT occupational therapy
OTC over-the-counter
oz ounce
p after
PA posteroanterior
Pap Pap smear
Path pathology
p.c., pc after meals
PE physical examination
per by, wit h
PH past history
PICC peripherally inserted
central catheter
PID pelvic inflammatory
disease
PMFSH past medical, family,
social history
PMS premenstrual syndrome
po by mouth
p/o postoperative
POMR problem-oriented
medical record
P&P Pap smear (Papanicolaou
smear) and pelvic
examination
p.r.n., prn, PRN whenever
necessary
pt pint
Pt patient
PT physical therapy
PTA prior to admission
pulv powder
PVC premature ventricular
contraction
q. every
q2, q2h every 2 hours
q.a.m., qam every morning
q.h., qh every hour
qns, QNS quantity not
sufficient
qs, QS quantity sufficient
qt quart
RA rheumatoid arthritis;
right atrium
RBC red blood cells; red
blood (cell) count
RDA recommended dietary
allowance, recommended
daily allowance
REM rapid eye movement
RF rheumatoid factor
RLE right lower extremity
(right leg)
RLL right lower lobe
RLQ right lower quadrant
R/O rule out
ROM range of motion
ROS/SR review of systems/
systems review
RPM revolutions per minute
RUE right upper extremity
(right arm)
RUQ right upper quadrant
RV right ventricle
Rx prescription, take
Appendix D D-2

s without
SAD seasonal affective
disorder
SIDS sudden infant death
syndrome
sig sigmoidoscopy
Sig directions
SL sublingual
SOAP subjective, objective,
assessment, plan
SOB shortness of breath
sol solution
S/R suture removal
Staph staphylococcus
stat, STAT immediately
STI sexually transmitted
infection
Strep streptococcus
subcu, subcut subcutaneous
subling sublingual
surg surgery
S/W saline in water
SX symptoms
T1, T2, etc. thoracic vertebrae
T&A tonsillectomy and
adenoidectomy
tab tablet
TB tuberculosis
tbs., tbsp tablespoon
TIA transient ischemic attack
t.i.d., tid, TID three times a
day
tinc, tinct, tr tincture
TMJ temporomandibular
joint
top topically
TPR temperature, pulse, and
respiration
TSH thyroid stimulating
hormone
tsp teaspoon
Tx treatment
U unit
UA urinalysis
UCHD usual childhood
diseases
UGI upper gastrointestinal
ung, ungt ointment
URI upper respiratory
infection
US ultrasound
UTI urinary tract infection
VAD vascular access device
VA visual acuity
VD venereal disease
VF visual field
VS vital signs
WBC white blood cells; white
blood (cell) count
WNL within normal limits
wt weight
y/o year old
Symbols
Weights and Measures
# pounds
° degrees
′ foot; minute
″ inch; second
mEq milliequivalent
mL milliliter
dL deciliter
mg% milligrams percent;
milligrams per 100 mL
Mathematical Functions and
Terms
# number
+ plus; positive; acid reaction
− minus; negative; alkaline
reaction
± plus or minus; either
positive or negative; indefinite
× multiply; magnification;
crossed with, hybrid
÷, / divided by
= equal to
≈ approximately equal to
> greater than; from which is
derived
< less than; derived from
≮ not less than
≯ not greater than
≤ equal to or less than
≥ equal to or greater than
≠ not equal to
√ square root
∛ cube root
∞ infinity
: ratio; “is to”
∴ therefore
% percent
π pi (3.14159)—the ratio of
circumference of a circle to its
diameter
Chemical Notations
Δ change; heat
⇋ reversible reaction
↑ increase
↓ decrease
Warnings
Schedule I controlled
substance
Schedule II controlled
substance
Schedule III controlled
substance
Schedule IV controlled
substance
Schedule V controlled
substance
poison
radiation
biohazard
Others
prescription; take
□, male
○, female
one
two
three
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Appendix
E
Medical Laboratory Tests
TABLE E-1 Alphabetical Listing of Blood Tests (partial list)
Abbreviation
(may vary by
Lab Test
ABO group & Rh type ABO&Rh EDTA; special patient
Acetone SST, keep on ice Chemistry
Acid-fast bacillus (in blood
culture)
Acid phosphatase (prostatic
form)
Adrenocorticotropic
hormone
Alanine transferase A LT SST or PST; centrifuge,
Albumin Alb SST or PST; centrifuge,
Alcohol ETOH Oxalate, heparin, SST, EDTA,
laboratory)
AFB Blood culture bottles, or
ACP SST or nonadditive;
ACTH EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
Specimen Requirement
(specimen requirements
vary by laboratory method)
identification and banding
yellow-SPS tubes
centrifuge, separate, and
freeze
and freeze
separate, and refrigerate
separate, and refrigerate
or nonadditive; no alcohol
prep, keep on ice
Tube Cap Colors
(BD product)
Laboratory
Section
Blood Bank
Microbiology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry or
Toxicology
Aldolase SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Aldosterone Aldo Nonadditive; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate;
patient must be “up-right”
for at least ½ hour prior to
collection
Alkaline phosphatase ALP PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate; fasting specimen
Alpha-fetoprotein AFP SST; centrifuge, separate Chemistry
Aluminum Al Trace-element-free
(nonadditive or EDTA)
Ammonia NH
Amylase Amy PST or SST; centrifuge,
Antidiuretic hormone ADH EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
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PST; transport on ice;
separate and refrigerate
separate, and refrigerate
and freeze
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Appendix E E-1
(continued)

TABLE E-1 Alphabetical Listing of Blood Tests (partial list) (Continued)
Abbreviation
(may vary by
Lab Test
Antinuclear antibodies ANA SST; centrifuge, separate,
Antistreptolysin ASO PST or SST; centrifuge,
Antithrombin AT-III Citrate; centrifuge, separate,
Apolipoprotein PST or SST; centrifuge,
Arterial blood gases ABGs Heparin or heparinized
Aspartate aminotransferase AST PST or SST; centrifuge,
Basic metabolic profile BMP PST or SST; centrifuge,
Beta human chorionic
gonadotropin
Beta-type natriuretic protein BNP EDTA; separate and freeze Chemistry
laboratory)
Beta hCG PST or SST; centrifuge,
Specimen Requirement
(specimen requirements
vary by laboratory method)
and refrigerate
separate, and refrigerate
and freeze
separate, and freeze; fasting
specimen
syringe; transport on ice
separate, and refrigerate
separate; fasting specimen
separate
Tube Cap Colors
(BD product)
Laboratory
Section
Immunology
Immunology
Coagulation
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Bilirubin
– direct Bili
– total Bili
Blood culture
– aerobic
– anaerobic
Blood urea nitrogen BUN PST or SST; centrifuge,
Cadmium Cd Trace-element-free EDTA Chemistry
Calcitonin Nonadditive; centrifuge,
Calcium Ca PST or SST; centrifuge,
Carbon monoxide CO EDTA; refrigerate; tube must
Carcinoembryonic antigens CEA SST; centrifuge, separate,
Carcinogenic antigen C a 125 PST or SST; centrifuge,
Bili PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate;
protect from light
BC Blood culture bottles, or
yellow-SPS tubes
separate, and refrigerate
separate, freeze; fasting
specimen
refrigerate
be full
and refrigerate
separate, and refrigerate;
freeze if testing is delayed
Chemistry
Microbiology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Carotene, beta SST; centrifuge, separate,
and freeze; protect from light
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Chemistry
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Lab Test
Abbreviation
(may vary by
laboratory)
Specimen Requirement
(specimen requirements
vary by laboratory method)
Tube Cap Colors
(BD product)
Laboratory
Section
Ceruloplasmin PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and freeze; fasting
specimen
Chlamydia antibodies SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Cholesterol, total
– HDL
– LDL
– VLDL
Chromium Cr Trace-element-free
Cluster of differentiation
(Flow cytometry)
Cold agglutinins EDTA; keep warm and place
Complement C1–C8 PST; centrifuge, separate,
Complete blood count
– WBC
– RBC
– Hgb
– Hct
– MCV
– MCH
– MCHC
– Platelets
Chol PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate;
fasting specimen
(nonadditive); centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
CD markers
(Flow)
CBC EDTA; Hgb and Hct may be
Heparin or EDTA; transport
immediately
in laboratory water bath
37°C
and refrigerate
ordered separately; platelet
count may be ordered
separately; CBC may include
differential
Chemistry
Immunology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Special
Hematology
Immunology
or Blood Bank
Immunology
Hematology
Copper Cu Trace-element-free
(nonadditive or EDTA);
centrifuge, separate into
copper-free transfer tube,
and refrigerate
Cortisol PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
C-reactive protein CRP PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Creatine kinase, total
– CK-BB
– CK-MB
– CK-MM
Creatinine Creat PST or SST; centrifuge,
Cryoglobulin Clot activator or SST;
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CK PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
separate, and refrigerate
centrifuge, separate; keep
warm
Chemistry or
Toxicology
Chemistry
Immunology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
(continued)
Appendix E E-3

TABLE E-1 Alphabetical Listing of Blood Tests (partial list) (Continued)
Abbreviation
(may vary by
Lab Test
Cystic fibrosis gene
mutation
Cyclosporine EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
Cytomegalovirus CMV EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
D-Dimer D-Di Citrate; centrifuge, separate,
Dehydroepiandrosterone DHEA SST; centrifuge, separate,
Differential
– % WBC types
– RBC morphology
– Platelet estimate
Direct antiglobulin test DAT, Coombs EDTA; special patient
laboratory)
Diff EDTA or blood smears Hematology
Specimen Requirement
(specimen requirements
vary by laboratory method)
EDTA; refrigerate, do not
separate
and refrigerate
and freeze
and freeze
refrigerate; 6:00–10:00 a.m.
draw
identification and banding
Tube Cap Colors
(BD product)
Laboratory
Section
Molecular
Chemistry
Microbiology
Coagulation
Chemistry
Blood Bank
Disseminated intravascular
coagulation panel
Drug monitoring
– Amikacin
– Barbiturates
– Carbamazepine
– Digoxin
– Gentamicin
– Lithium
– Phenytoin
– Salicylates
– Theophylline
– Tobramycin
– Vancomycin
Electrolytes
– sodium
– potassium
– chloride
– carbon dioxide
Eosinophil count Eos EDTA; included in CBC with
DIC Citrate; centrifuge, separate,
and freeze
TDM SST; centrifuge, separate;
indicate peak or trough level
if appropriate
Lytes
– Na
– K
– Cl
– CO2
PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate;
each test may be ordered
separately
differential
Coagulation
Chemistry
Chemistry
Hematology
Epstein-Barr EBV SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Erythrocyte sedimentation
rate
E-4 Appendix E
ESR EDTA, citrate, or special
black dependent on method
Immunology
Hematology
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Lab Test
Abbreviation
(may vary by
laboratory)
Specimen Requirement
(specimen requirements
vary by laboratory method)
Tube Cap Colors
(BD product)
Laboratory
Section
Estradiol PST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Estrogen EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Factor assays Citrate; centrifuge, separate,
and freeze
Factor V Leiden FVL EDTA or citrate
Febrile agglutinin SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Ferritin PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Fibrin degradation/split
products
Fibrinogen Fibr Citrate Coagulation
Fluorescent treponemal
antibody
Folate (RBC) EDTA; refrigerate Chemistry
FDP/FSP Special light blue or black
dependent on kit; contains
thrombin and trypsin
FTA-ABS Clot activator or SST;
centrifuge, separate, and
refrigerate
Chemistry
Chemistry
Coagulation
Molecular or
Coagulation
Immunology
Chemistry
Coagulation
Immunology
Folate (serum) PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Follicle stimulating hormone FSH PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Gamma-glutamyl transferase GGT PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Gastrin SST; centrifuge, separate,
and freeze; fasting specimen
Glucose (fasting) Glu, FBS Fluoride, PST or SST;
centrifuge, separate, and
refrigerate
Glucose-6-phosphate
dehydrogenase
G-6-PD EDTA, heparin or ACD;
refrigerate
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Glucose tolerance test GTT Fluoride; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Glycosylated hemoglobin Hgb A1c EDTA; refrigerate Chemistry
Growth hormone GH PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Chemistry
Chemistry
Haptoglobin Hapt Mint or gold; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
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Chemistry
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TABLE E-1 Alphabetical Listing of Blood Tests (partial list) (Continued)
Abbreviation
(may vary by
Lab Test
Hemoglobin electrophoresis HBEP EDTA; refrigerate
laboratory)
Specimen Requirement
(specimen requirements
vary by laboratory method)
Tube Cap Colors
(BD product)
Laboratory
Section
Hematology
Hepatitis A virus HAV PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Hepatitis B surface antibody HBsAb PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
Histamine Hist Heparin or EDTA; centrifuge,
separate, and freeze
Homocystine EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Human chorionic
gonadotropin
Human immunodeficiency
virus
Human leukocyte HLA ACD Blood Bank
Helicobacter pylori
antibodies
HCG Heparin; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
HIV EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Hpylor-ABS SST, EDTA, or heparin;
centrifuge, separate, and
refrigerate
Immunology
Immunology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Immunology
Immunology
Immunoglobulins
– IgA
– IgD
– IgE
– IgG
– IgM
Insulin SST or EDTA; centrifuge,
Iron and total iron binding
capacity
Kleihauer-Betke EDTA; refrigerate Blood Bank or
Lactate dehydrogenase LD SST; centrifuge, separate,
Lactic acid LA Fluoride; transport on ice; no
Lead Pb Lead-free or trace-element-
Leukocyte alkaline
phosphatase/neutrophil
alkaline phosphatase
Ig SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
separate, and refrigerate
Fe & TIBC PST or SST; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate;
fasting specimen preferred
and refrigerate
tourniquet draw
free (EDTA)
LAP or NAP Heparin Hematology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Hematology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry or
Toxicology
Lipase Lip SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Magnesium Mg SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
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Chemistry
Chemistry
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Lab Test
Abbreviation
(may vary by
laboratory)
Specimen Requirement
(specimen requirements
vary by laboratory method)
Tube Cap Colors
(BD product)
Laboratory
Section
Malaria EDTA or thick and thin blood
smears
Methylenetetrahydrofolate
reductase gene mutation
Mononucleosis screen Mono or
Myoglobin Myo PST or SST; centrifuge,
Partial thromboplastin time
(activated)
Phenylketonuria PKU Collect on special test paper Chemistry
Phosphorus, Phosphate P, P O 4 SST; centrifuge, separate,
Plasminogen Citrate; centrifuge, separate,
Platelet aggregation Plat Agg Citrate; do notcentrifuge or
Platelet function assay PFA Citrate (must collect discard
Platelet response (aspirin or
Plavix)
MTHFR EDTA or citrate
SST; centrifuge, separate,
Monospot
PTT/APTT Citrate; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
separate, and refrigerate
and freeze
room temperature
and freeze
freeze
tube first)
Citrate (must collect discard
tube first)
Microbiology
Molecular or
Coagulation
Immunology
Chemistry
Coagulation
Chemistry
Coagulation
Coagulation
Coagulation
Coagulation
Prostatic specific antigen PSA SST; centrifuge, separate,
and freeze
Prothrombin gene mutation PGM EDTA or citrate
Prothrombin time PT Citrate; centrifuge, separate,
and freeze
Rapid plasmin reagin RPR SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Renin EDTA; centrifuge, separate,
and freeze; collect between
8 and 10 a.m. after 2 hours
of upright position
Reticulocyte count Retic EDTA Hematology
Rheumatoid factor RF SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Rh immune globulin Rhogam EDTA; special patient
identification and banding
Rubella SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Rubeola SST; centrifuge, separate,
and refrigerate
Chemistry
Molecular or
Coagulation
Coagulation
Immunology
Chemistry
Immunology
Blood Bank
Chemistry
Chemistry
Salicylate Nonadditive; centrifuge,
separate, and refrigerate
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Chemistry or
Toxicology
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