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1 PAGE : 1 (26) SP: 10 CHEMISTRY Lic. No.: CLIA #: SUB: 010 ROUTINE Receiving Date: _, TEST S/I Sample 1 Sample2 Sample3 Sample4 Sample5 157 WBG MG/DL DATE: SIGNATURES:
2 PAGE : 2 (26) SUB: 070 GENERAL Receiving Date:, 072 HEMATOLOGY CELL IDENTIFICATION Locate your identification in the Master List for GENERAL Transparencies and enter in the appropiate boxes the code. The list includes all identification that will be required. There is no provision to enter "Other, specify". TRANSPARENCIES NO. MASTER LIST TRANSPARENCIES CODE Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Sample 4 Sample 5 DATE: SIGNATURES:
3 PAGE : 3 (26) SUB: 070 GENERAL Receiving Date:, 372 Non Routine: HEMATOLOGY CELL IDENTIFICATION SAMPLE No. R E S U L T C O D E Sample 1 NR Sample 2 NR Sample 3 NR Sample 4 NR Sample 5 NR DATE: SIGNATURES:
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17 PAGE : 17 (26) SP: 30 IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY Lic. No.: CLIA #: SUB: 080 ABO-RH Receiving Date: _, TEST Sample1 Sample2 Sample3 Sample4 Sample5 383 NR ABO GRP _ 426 NR RH TYPE _ DATE: SIGNATURES:
18 PAGE : 18 (26) SP: 30 IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY Lic. No.: CLIA #: SUB: 090 COOMBS Receiving Date:, 084 UNEXPECTED ANTIBODY DETECTION-IND.COOMBS INDIRECT COOMBS: Please report in the appropiate site, using the strength of reaction from 0-4+ SAMPLE No. TEMPERATURE SALINE ALBUMIN COOMBS OTHER RESULTS CODE Sample GRADE C _ GRADE C _ GRADE C _ Sample GRADE C _ GRADE C _ GRADE C _ Sample GRADE C _ GRADE C _ GRADE C _ Sample GRADE C _ GRADE C _ GRADE C _ Sample GRADE C _ GRADE C _ GRADE C _ B - RESULTS CODE: 01 - NEGATIVE 02 - POSITIVE C - PLEASE SPECIFY REAGENTS USED: DATE: SIGNATURES:
19 PAGE : 19 (26) SP: 30 IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY Lic. No.: CLIA #: SUB: 090 COOMBS Receiving Date: _, TEST Sample1 Sample2 Sample3 Sample4 Sample5 384 NR IND COO _ DATE: SIGNATURES:
20 PAGE : 20 (26) SP: 30 IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY Lic. No.: CLIA #: SUB: 090 COOMBS Receiving Date: _, TEST MET REA Sample1 Sample2 Sample3 Sample4 Sample5 179 Dir.COOMBS _ DATE: SIGNATURES:
21 PAGE : 21 (26) SP: 30 IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY Lic. No.: CLIA #: SUB: 100 COMPATIBILITY TESTING Receiving Date: _, 085 COMPATIBILITY TESTING Please performed antibodies screening, auto control and Mayor Side Cross-matching. If your lab. performes antibodies indentification, pelase identify it or them. CROSSMATCHING (Major side) SALINE 20-25C ALBUMIN 20-25C ALBUMIN 37C COOMBS OTHER INTERPRETATION Result Code CROSSMATCHING # Sample1 PATIENT PLASMA A-DONOR CELLS _ CROSSMATCHING # Sample2 PATIENT PLASMA A-DONOR CELLS _ CROSSMATCHING # Sample3 PATIENT PLASMA A-DONOR CELLS _ CROSSMATCHING # Sample4 PATIENT PLASMA A-DONOR CELLS _ CROSSMATCHING # Sample5 PATIENT PLASMA A-DONOR CELLS _ CROSSMATCHING INTERPRETATION CODE: 01 - COMPATIBLE 02 - INCOMPATIBLE 99 - TEST NOT PERFORMED DATE: SIGNATURES:
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25 PAGE : 25 (26) SP: 40 IMMUNOLOGY Lic. No.: CLIA #: SUB: 120 GENERAL Receiving Date: _, TEST MET Sample1 Sample2 Sample3 Sample4 Sample5 093 HIV 096 HBsAG 097 antihbc 171 HCV Hep C 181 HAV Total 182 HBsAb 183 HAV IgM RESULT CODES DESCRIPTION: 01 - NEGATIVE OR NON REACTIVE 02 - POSITIVE OR REACTIVE DATE: SIGNATURES:
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