1 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
8 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
1 Day
Sample TypeEDTA Blood
...Antenatal: Specimen must be collected after the immunizing event if patient is 20 weeks or greater. Patient's date of birth or hospital medical record number must be present on the specimen label in addition to standard labeling requirements. Postpartum: Specimen must be collected postpartum (ideally within 1 hour of delivery). Patient's date of birth or hospital medical record number must be present on the specimen label in addition to standard labeling requirements. Order questions will help guide the Blood Bank in determining what type of specimen this is and what testing needs to be performed.
Sample Condition5.0 ml EDTA Blood- 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...2.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C ( no gel separator)
10 Day
Sample TypeUrine
...Collection Instructions Collect random urine in a standard plastic urine container
Sample Condition10.0 ml random urine 2-8 ?C
15 Day
Sample TypeEDTA Plasma
...Centrifuge in a refrigerated centrifuge, separate plasma, and freeze immediately. Transfer specimen to a plastic transport tube before freezing. To avoid delays in turnaround time when requesting multiple tests on frozen samples, please submit separate frozen specimens for each test requested.
Sample Condition5.0 ml EDTA Plasma Frozen (Protected from light).
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...Collection Instructions The blood should be drawn just before the next infusion of infliximab to measure the trough drug level.
Sample Condition2.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C ( no gel separator)
15 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...Test serum should be clear and non-hemolyzed. Contamination by hemolysis or lipemia should be avoided
Sample Condition1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
8 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...Reject Criteria Gross hemolysis ? Lipemia ? Received room temperature
Sample Condition1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...Reject Criteria Gross hemolysis ? Grossly lipemic ? Grossly icteric
Sample Condition1.0 ml Serum +4C
1 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
7 Day
Sample TypeCitrated Plasma
...Do not draw from an arm with a heparin lock or heparinized catheter. patients ideally should not be on unfractionated heparin or direct Xa inhibitor anticoagualant therapy.
Sample Condition1.0 ml Citrated plasma ,1: 9 ( Frozen )
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...2.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeEDTA Blood
...Patient Preparation Avoid seafood consumption for 48 hours prior to sample collection
Sample Condition4.0 ml EDTA whole blood 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeUrine
...Patient Preparation Avoid seafood consumption 48 hours prior to collection Collection Instructions Collect urine in an acid-washed or metal-free plastic container.
Sample Condition10.0 ml Urine sample ,2-8 ?C
20 Day
Sample TypeBlood
...Specimen must arrive within 96 hours of draw to be stabilized. Draw specimen Monday-Thursday only and not the day before a holiday. Specimen should be drawn and packaged as close to shipping time as possible. Do not transfer blood to other containers. NOTE: New York clients: An informed consent is required. Please document on the test requisition or electronic order that a copy is on file.
Sample Condition10.0 ml blood ACD-A or ACD-B (y-top) tube Room-temp.
20 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
3 Day
Sample TypeAscitic Fluid
...5.0 ml Ascitic Fluid in Steril Container
1 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...Reject Criteria Hemolysis ? Anticoagulants other than heparin
Sample Condition1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...2.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
10 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C
15 Day
Sample TypeSerum
...1.0 ml Serum 2-8 ?C