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EFFUSIONS Synonyms Pleural fluid Peritoneal fluid Pericardial fluid Paracentesis Abdominal fluid Ascites Lung fluid Test Code 9012 / CPT Code 88112 fluid and 88305 cell block Supplies 1. Non-sterile specimen container with 30ml of CytoLyt 2. Yellow Non-Gyn requisition card 3. Biohazard Bag Collection 1. Place the yellow Non-Gyn requisition card into the back pocket with the overlapping flaps. Storage Instructions 1. 3. For larger volumes up to a 50ml aliquot of specimen should be IMMEDIATELY...

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1. Start by collecting all necessary information such as patient's demographics and medical history.
2. Prepare the necessary equipment for the procedure including a sterile needle, syringe, and appropriate fluid for the effusion.
3. Position the patient in a comfortable and convenient position for both the patient and the healthcare provider.
4. Cleanse the skin overlying the effusion site with an antiseptic solution.
5. Using proper sterile technique, insert the needle into the effusion space.
6. Aspirate the fluid slowly by gently pulling back on the plunger of the syringe.
7. Once enough fluid has been aspirated, withdraw the needle carefully.
8. Dispose of all used materials according to proper medical waste management guidelines.
9. Label the collected effusion sample accurately for further analysis, if required.
10. Document the procedure, including the amount and characteristics of the aspirated fluid, in the patient's medical records.

Who needs effusions?

1. Effusions can occur in various medical conditions and can affect anyone in need of diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.
2. Patients with suspected pleural, pericardial, or peritoneal effusions may require the procedure.
3. These effusions can result from underlying infections, inflammations, tumors, congestive heart failure, or liver diseases.
4. Healthcare providers may recommend effusion aspiration to alleviate symptoms, investigate the cause, or monitor disease progression.
5. Ultimately, the decision of who needs effusion management is based on a thorough medical evaluation and individual patient circumstances.

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What is effusions?

Effusions are the act of pouring out or releasing a fluid, typically referring to the release of excess fluid in the body.

Who is required to file effusions?

Effusions are not typically filed, as they are a medical term referring to excess fluid in the body.

How to fill out effusions?

Effusions cannot be filled out, as they are a medical condition.

What is the purpose of effusions?

The purpose of effusions is to release excess fluid from the body, usually as a result of inflammation or injury.

What information must be reported on effusions?

If effusions are being medically treated, information such as the type of effusion, the underlying cause, and the treatment plan may need to be reported.