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Subject:SectionSPECIMEN LABELING AND ACCEPTABILITY Type:Core Policy General PolicyXPolicy Number: PS 193Page: 1 of 3Application: Patient Services Policy and Procedure Mandate of Issue: September 2013Contact

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How to fill out specimen labeling and

1. To fill out specimen labeling, follow these steps:
2. Start by obtaining a specimen container that is appropriate for the type of specimen you have. Ensure that the container is clean and sterile.
3. Write the patient's full name on the specimen container. Make sure to write legibly and use their full legal name for identification purposes.
4. Include the date and time the specimen was collected. This is important for tracking purposes and ensuring the specimen's integrity.
5. Indicate the type of specimen being collected. For example, you might write 'urine,' 'blood,' 'sputum,' or 'tissue sample.'
6. If applicable, note any special instructions or requirements for the specimen collection, such as fasting requirements or specific collection techniques.
7. Label the specimen container with a unique identifier, such as a barcode or a patient identification number. This helps in tracking and matching the specimen to the correct patient.
8. Apply any additional labels or stickers provided by the laboratory or medical facility, as required.
9. Double-check that all the information on the specimen labeling is accurate and complete before submitting it for further processing or testing.

Who needs specimen labeling and?

1. Specimen labeling is needed by any medical or laboratory facility that collects and processes biological specimens.
2. This includes hospitals, clinics, diagnostic laboratories, research institutes, and blood banks.
3. Specimen labeling ensures accurate identification and tracking of specimens, minimizing the risk of mix-ups or errors that could lead to incorrect diagnosis or treatment.
4. It is essential for maintaining patient safety, as well as for maintaining the integrity and reliability of scientific research or diagnostic testing.

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What is specimen labeling and?

Specimen labeling is the process of labeling samples or specimens with important information such as patient identifiers, collection date, and type of specimen.

Who is required to file specimen labeling and?

Healthcare providers, laboratories, and other medical facilities are required to file specimen labeling and.

How to fill out specimen labeling and?

Specimen labeling should be filled out by following specific guidelines provided by relevant regulatory bodies or healthcare organizations.

What is the purpose of specimen labeling and?

The purpose of specimen labeling is to ensure proper identification and tracking of samples throughout the testing process.

What information must be reported on specimen labeling and?

Information such as patient name, unique identifier, date and time of collection, type of specimen, and any additional relevant details must be reported on specimen labeling.