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University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Division of Molecular & Genomic Pathology Department of Pathology, Division of Molecular Diagnostics (412) 864?6150 Oncology/Genetics Specimen Handling Protocol

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How to fill out oncology and genetics specimens:

1. Ensure you have obtained the necessary forms and labels for the specimens.
2. Carefully check and verify the patient's information on the forms, including their name, date of birth, and any relevant medical history.
3. Follow the specific instructions provided for each type of specimen. This may include collecting blood samples, tissue biopsies, or genetic material.
4. Use sterile techniques and appropriate safety measures while collecting the specimens to prevent contamination or harm to yourself or the patient.
5. Label each specimen container clearly and accurately, including the patient's identifying information and the type of specimen collected.
6. Fill out any additional paperwork required, such as requisition forms, to provide further details about the specimen and its purpose.
7. Store the specimens properly according to the instructions provided, ensuring they are kept at the appropriate temperature and transported securely if necessary.

Who needs oncology and genetics specimens:

1. Patients undergoing oncology treatment or monitoring may require oncology specimens. These specimens can be used to diagnose and monitor cancers, evaluate treatment effectiveness, and identify any genetic mutations or abnormalities that could impact treatment decisions.
2. Genetic specimens are often needed for individuals who require genetic testing for various reasons. This may include individuals with a family history of genetic disorders, couples planning to start a family and seeking carrier testing, or individuals experiencing unexplained health issues that could be related to genetic factors.

In summary, oncology and genetics specimens are needed for patients undergoing oncology treatment, genetic testing, or monitoring. Careful attention to proper specimen collection and accurate documentation is essential to ensure accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment decisions.

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What is oncology and genetics specimens?

Oncology and genetics specimens are biological samples collected from patients for the purpose of studying cancer and hereditary diseases.

Who is required to file oncology and genetics specimens?

Healthcare providers and research institutions are required to file oncology and genetics specimens.

How to fill out oncology and genetics specimens?

Oncology and genetics specimens are typically filled out by medical professionals using standardized forms provided by the institution or laboratory.

What is the purpose of oncology and genetics specimens?

The purpose of oncology and genetics specimens is to aid in the diagnosis, treatment, and research of cancer and hereditary diseases.

What information must be reported on oncology and genetics specimens?

Oncology and genetics specimens typically require information such as patient demographics, medical history, specimen collection details, and test results.

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