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Provincial Laboratory for Public HealthAccession # (lab only)Serology and Molecular Testing Requisition Calgary Site 3030 Hospital Dr NW T2N 4W4 Phone 403.944.1200 Fax 403.270.2216 Virologist/Microbiologistoncall

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How to fill out serology and molecular testing

1. To fill out serology and molecular testing, follow these steps:
2. Read the instructions provided with the testing kit carefully.
3. Ensure you have all the necessary materials and equipment for the test.
4. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before starting.
5. Open the testing kit and take out the required components.
6. If it is a serology test, prepare the sample according to the instructions. This may involve pricking your finger to draw a small amount of blood or collecting a saliva sample.
7. If it is a molecular test, prepare the sample as directed. This may involve using a swab to collect a sample from your nose or throat.
8. Place the collected sample in the provided container or tube.
9. Seal the container or tube securely.
10. Fill out the necessary information on the test form or label as required. This typically includes your personal details and the date and time of collection.
11. Double-check all the information and ensure it is accurate and legible.
12. Follow the proper process to submit the sample for testing. This may involve mailing it to a laboratory or delivering it to a designated drop-off point.
13. Store any remaining testing kit components as instructed.
14. Wait for the test results as communicated by the testing facility or healthcare provider.

Who needs serology and molecular testing?

1. Serology and molecular testing is needed for various individuals including:
2. - Individuals who suspect they may have been exposed to a specific infectious disease or virus, such as COVID-19.
3. - Individuals showing symptoms of an infectious disease or virus, such as fever, cough, or difficulty breathing.
4. - Healthcare workers and frontline workers who have a higher risk of exposure to infectious diseases or viruses.
5. - Individuals who need to travel internationally and require proof of negative test results.
6. - Individuals participating in clinical trials or research studies.
7. - Individuals requiring clearance for certain medical procedures or surgeries.
8. - Individuals who want to monitor their immune response or check for antibodies against a specific pathogen.
9. - Individuals who have been in close contact with someone diagnosed with an infectious disease or virus.
10. - Individuals who need to assess their immunity status for employment or educational purposes.

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What is serology and molecular testing?

Serology testing involves the detection of antibodies in the blood to identify past infections, while molecular testing involves the detection of genetic material of pathogens to identify current infections.

Who is required to file serology and molecular testing?

Specific regulations vary by region, but typically healthcare facilities, laboratories, and testing centers are required to file serology and molecular testing.

How to fill out serology and molecular testing?

Serology and molecular testing forms can be filled out by healthcare professionals using patient samples obtained during blood draws or swabs.

What is the purpose of serology and molecular testing?

The purpose of serology and molecular testing is to diagnose infections, track disease spread, and inform treatment decisions.

What information must be reported on serology and molecular testing?

Information such as patient demographics, test results, date of testing, and healthcare provider information must be reported on serology and molecular testing forms.