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1 REQUEST FOR TESTING TRANSFUSION SERVICES 921 Terry Avenue Seattle, WA TO REORDER FORMS CALL PSBC Tech PSBC ID / CL # Time Received See the back of this order form for sample requirements. Current test descriptions and CPT codes may be viewed at Shaded areas for PSBC use only. COMPATIBILITY TESTING LABORATORY (CTL) (206) Laboratory Staffed for Questions and Results Daily, 24 Hrs./Day TESTING PROFILES Battery of test in Profiles are listed on the back of this form / Prenatal profile. Date Antepartum RhIg issued / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby) Mother s name / Potential Donor Profile / Potential Transplant Recipient Profile RED CELL REFERENCE LABORATORY (RCRL) (206) Laboratory Staffed for Questions and Results Daily, 24 Hrs./Day TESTING PROFILES May include one or more of the individual tests given below. Antibody Identification Hemolysis evaluation Long term marrow transplant (HSCT) recipient follow-up ABO minor mismatch HSCT recipient evaluation Suspected delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction Resolution of ABO discrepancy Prenatal Antibody Identification (includes antibody titration, if indicated) Other Provision of compatible RBC units* Provision of antigen negative RBC units* *Submit Request for Blood to inventory number of units and processes required INDIVIDUAL TESTS If Profile has been checked above, do NOT check test below ABO & Rh (D antigen typing) / Sickle Cell Phenotype (Rh & K) Indirect Antiglobulin Test (antibody screen) Rh Phenotype (D, C, E, c antigen typing (e if indicated)) Direct Antiglobulin Test Single Antigen Phenotype Specify antigen: % ABO for HSCT Extended Patient Phenotype (7 or more antigens) Solid Organ Donor ABO & Rh (A1 lectin if group A) RF Autoabsorption Lectin Panel (T activation of rbcs) Alloadsorption Donath-Landsteiner Test for PCH Elution Thermal Amplitude Screening of antigen-negative RBC units Antibody Titer (other than anti-a or anti-b) Specify antibody: Screening of compatible RBC units Anti-A Titer for HSCT Other Anti-B Titer for HSCT The above tests should be performed STAT* ABO Incompatible Heart Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) All Specify ABO Incompatible Liver Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) *STAT testing will incur STAT Fee ( or ) UNOS Protocol Titer (anti-a or anti-b) STAT orders will be given priority, but complex evaluations will take additional time. PLEASE PRINT. Submit separate request and separate blood sample per laboratory. NOTE: Information in RED must be completed. Sample Drawn: DATE / / TIME am/pm Sample Drawn By: X /X Person drawing blood and reviewing patient ID 2 nd person reviewing patient ID (If Required by facility policy) Contact Person: INCLUDE PHONE NUMBER OR FAX NUMBER TO REPORT RESULTS AS SOON AS AVAILABLE OR FOR STAT TESTING Specimen/Accession No.: If results are needed as soon as available, PHONE or FAX Physician or Authorized Person Order Test at ( ) Diagnosis/Purpose of Testing: History / Comments / Special Instructions: Form Completed By: must match EXACTLY name on sample label. SEND REPORT TO: on Sample LAST FIRST M.I. SEND BILL TO (if different than above): Hospital Identification Hospital/Institution Social Security Sex (M/F) Date of Birth (mm/dd/yr) CLIA Central 50D Bellevue 50D Renton 50D UDL 50D Children's 50D WMTS Central MTSA.FS Bellevue MTSA.FS Renton MTSA.FS UDL MTSA.FS Children's MTSA.FS BLOOD CENTER COPY
2 TRANSFUSION SERVICES Compatibility Testing Laboratory (CTL) (206) Red Cell References Laboratory (RCRL) (206) Completion of the Request for Testing (RFT): In addition to the specimen identification, the RFT must contain all of the information that is printed in red on the RFT: draw date/time, physician or authorized person ordering test, to whom to send the report. Identifying a contact person is required to facilitate timely resolution of discrepancies and questions. If Regional Hospital requesting Immunohematology consultation: Send Immunohematology Consultation Request with Request for Testing. If patient has been transfused within the last 30 days, and submitting for antibody identification, send pre- and post-transfusion samples. Sample Labeling: All samples must be properly labeled and information must agree with the identification on the RFT. If a specimen is identified by name, there must be a numeric identifier which may include Hospital number, SS#, or other coded identifier. If only a numeric identifier is used (with no name), the number must be a Hospital number, SS#, or coded identifier. A birthdate is not acceptable in this circumstance. A draw date should be on the sample but the sample will still be accepted if the draw information is on the RFT. Sample Requirements: Sample requirements for some tests are given below; please call the laboratory for samples required for other tests ( ). Complete information on sample requirements, CPT codes, test description, scheduling and reporting can be found at Samples containing silica gel are not accepted for testing. Patients >5 years old: All tests require one full 7 ml EDTA sample as the minimum amount. Exceptions/comments: Prenatal Antibody Identification, Suspected Delayed Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction, and Hemolysis Evaluation: 2 full 7 ml EDTA tubes. Antibody Identification: 20 ml EDTA tube or 20 ml clotted sample. Donath-Landsteiner Test & Thermal Amplitude Test: 10 ml clotted sample drawn and maintained at 37 degrees C. until serum is separated from clot. Extended Postnatal Profile on Mother including Fetal Bleed Screen: postnatal samples should be drawn > 1 hour post delivery. Patients between 1 and 5 years old: One full 3 ml EDTA sample as the minimum amount. Patients 1 year old or less: Two full 0.5 ml EDTA microtainers (1.0 ml total) of peripheral blood is the minimum amount. For the Extended Postnatal Profile on baby, 6 7 ml cord blood is acceptable (EDTA is preferred). Transporting Samples: Please notify the laboratory of shipping arrangements by phone ( ). All samples must be sent to the Blood Center in a sealed, leak-proof container marked with a biohazard sticker to comply with OSHA safety standards. Ship at ambient temperature unless instructed otherwise. Testing Profile with defined individual tests: Tests performed in Profiles: / Prenatal Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Potential Transplant Recipient Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Potential Donor Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin. ABO, Rh, antibody screen on mother. Antibody identification and fetal bleed screen if indicated / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen: ABO, Rh, antibody screen on mother. Antibody identification if indicated. Does not include fetal bleed screen / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby): ABO, Rh, direct antiglobulin test. Antibody identification performed separately if indicated/requested.
3 REQUEST FOR TESTING TRANSFUSION SERVICES 921 Terry Avenue Seattle, WA TO REORDER FORMS CALL PSBC Tech PSBC ID / CL # Time Received See the back of this order form for sample requirements. Current test descriptions and CPT codes may be viewed at Shaded areas for PSBC use only. COMPATIBILITY TESTING LABORATORY (CTL) (206) Laboratory Staffed for Questions and Results Daily, 24 Hrs./Day TESTING PROFILES Battery of test in Profiles are listed on the back of this form / Prenatal profile. Date Antepartum RhIg issued / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby) Mother s name / Potential Donor Profile / Potential Transplant Recipient Profile RED CELL REFERENCE LABORATORY (RCRL) (206) Laboratory Staffed for Questions and Results Daily, 24 Hrs./Day TESTING PROFILES May include one or more of the individual tests given below. Antibody Identification Hemolysis evaluation Long term marrow transplant (HSCT) recipient follow-up ABO minor mismatch HSCT recipient evaluation Suspected delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction Resolution of ABO discrepancy Prenatal Antibody Identification (includes antibody titration, if indicated) Other Provision of compatible RBC units* Provision of antigen negative RBC units* *Submit Request for Blood to inventory number of units and processes required INDIVIDUAL TESTS If Profile has been checked above, do NOT check test below ABO & Rh (D antigen typing) / Sickle Cell Phenotype (Rh & K) Indirect Antiglobulin Test (antibody screen) Rh Phenotype (D, C, E, c antigen typing (e if indicated)) Direct Antiglobulin Test Single Antigen Phenotype Specify antigen: % ABO for HSCT Extended Patient Phenotype (7 or more antigens) Solid Organ Donor ABO & Rh (A1 lectin if group A) RF Autoabsorption Lectin Panel (T activation of rbcs) Alloadsorption Donath-Landsteiner Test for PCH Elution Thermal Amplitude Screening of antigen-negative RBC units Antibody Titer (other than anti-a or anti-b) Specify antibody: Screening of compatible RBC units Anti-A Titer for HSCT Other Anti-B Titer for HSCT The above tests should be performed STAT* ABO Incompatible Heart Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) All Specify ABO Incompatible Liver Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) *STAT testing will incur STAT Fee ( or ) UNOS Protocol Titer (anti-a or anti-b) STAT orders will be given priority, but complex evaluations will take additional time. PLEASE PRINT. Submit separate request and separate blood sample per laboratory. NOTE: Information in RED must be completed. Sample Drawn: DATE / / TIME am/pm Sample Drawn By: X /X Person drawing blood and reviewing patient ID 2 nd person reviewing patient ID (If Required by facility policy) Contact Person: INCLUDE PHONE NUMBER OR FAX NUMBER TO REPORT RESULTS AS SOON AS AVAILABLE OR FOR STAT TESTING Specimen/Accession No.: If results are needed as soon as available, PHONE or FAX Physician or Authorized Person Order Test at ( ) Diagnosis/Purpose of Testing: History / Comments / Special Instructions: Form Completed By: must match EXACTLY name on sample label. SEND REPORT TO: on Sample LAST FIRST M.I. SEND BILL TO (if different than above): Hospital Identification Hospital/Institution Social Security Sex (M/F) Date of Birth (mm/dd/yr) CLIA Central 50D Bellevue 50D Renton 50D UDL 50D Children's 50D WMTS Central MTSA.FS Bellevue MTSA.FS Renton MTSA.FS UDL MTSA.FS Children's MTSA.FS BLOOD CENTER COPY
4 TRANSFUSION SERVICES Compatibility Testing Laboratory (CTL) (206) Red Cell References Laboratory (RCRL) (206) Completion of the Request for Testing (RFT): In addition to the specimen identification, the RFT must contain all of the information that is printed in red on the RFT: draw date/time, physician or authorized person ordering test, to whom to send the report. Identifying a contact person is required to facilitate timely resolution of discrepancies and questions. If Regional Hospital requesting Immunohematology consultation: Send Immunohematology Consultation Request with Request for Testing. If patient has been transfused within the last 30 days, and submitting for antibody identification, send pre- and post-transfusion samples. Sample Labeling: All samples must be properly labeled and information must agree with the identification on the RFT. If a specimen is identified by name, there must be a numeric identifier which may include Hospital number, SS#, or other coded identifier. If only a numeric identifier is used (with no name), the number must be a Hospital number, SS#, or coded identifier. A birthdate is not acceptable in this circumstance. A draw date should be on the sample but the sample will still be accepted if the draw information is on the RFT. Sample Requirements: Sample requirements for some tests are given below; please call the laboratory for samples required for other tests ( ). Complete information on sample requirements, CPT codes, test description, scheduling and reporting can be found at Samples containing silica gel are not accepted for testing. Patients >5 years old: All tests require one full 7 ml EDTA sample as the minimum amount. Exceptions/comments: Prenatal Antibody Identification, Suspected Delayed Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction, and Hemolysis Evaluation: 2 full 7 ml EDTA tubes. Antibody Identification: 20 ml EDTA tube or 20 ml clotted sample. Donath-Landsteiner Test & Thermal Amplitude Test: 10 ml clotted sample drawn and maintained at 37 degrees C. until serum is separated from clot. Extended Postnatal Profile on Mother including Fetal Bleed Screen: postnatal samples should be drawn > 1 hour post delivery. Patients between 1 and 5 years old: One full 3 ml EDTA sample as the minimum amount. Patients 1 year old or less: Two full 0.5 ml EDTA microtainers (1.0 ml total) of peripheral blood is the minimum amount. For the Extended Postnatal Profile on baby, 6 7 ml cord blood is acceptable (EDTA is preferred). Transporting Samples: Please notify the laboratory of shipping arrangements by phone ( ). All samples must be sent to the Blood Center in a sealed, leak-proof container marked with a biohazard sticker to comply with OSHA safety standards. Ship at ambient temperature unless instructed otherwise. Testing Profile with defined individual tests: Tests performed in Profiles: / Prenatal Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Potential Transplant Recipient Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Potential Donor Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin. ABO, Rh, antibody screen on mother. Antibody identification and fetal bleed screen if indicated / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen: ABO, Rh, antibody screen on mother. Antibody identification if indicated. Does not include fetal bleed screen / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby): ABO, Rh, direct antiglobulin test. Antibody identification performed separately if indicated/requested.
5 REQUEST FOR TESTING TRANSFUSION SERVICES 921 Terry Avenue Seattle, WA TO REORDER FORMS CALL PSBC Tech PSBC ID / CL # Time Received See the back of this order form for sample requirements. Current test descriptions and CPT codes may be viewed at Shaded areas for PSBC use only. COMPATIBILITY TESTING LABORATORY (CTL) (206) Laboratory Staffed for Questions and Results Daily, 24 Hrs./Day TESTING PROFILES Battery of test in Profiles are listed on the back of this form / Prenatal profile. Date Antepartum RhIg issued / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby) Mother s name / Potential Donor Profile / Potential Transplant Recipient Profile RED CELL REFERENCE LABORATORY (RCRL) (206) Laboratory Staffed for Questions and Results Daily, 24 Hrs./Day TESTING PROFILES May include one or more of the individual tests given below. Antibody Identification Hemolysis evaluation Long term marrow transplant (HSCT) recipient follow-up ABO minor mismatch HSCT recipient evaluation Suspected delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction Resolution of ABO discrepancy Prenatal Antibody Identification (includes antibody titration, if indicated) Other Provision of compatible RBC units* Provision of antigen negative RBC units* *Submit Request for Blood to inventory number of units and processes required INDIVIDUAL TESTS If Profile has been checked above, do NOT check test below ABO & Rh (D antigen typing) / Sickle Cell Phenotype (Rh & K) Indirect Antiglobulin Test (antibody screen) Rh Phenotype (D, C, E, c antigen typing (e if indicated)) Direct Antiglobulin Test Single Antigen Phenotype Specify antigen: % ABO for HSCT Extended Patient Phenotype (7 or more antigens) Solid Organ Donor ABO & Rh (A1 lectin if group A) RF Autoabsorption Lectin Panel (T activation of rbcs) Alloadsorption Donath-Landsteiner Test for PCH Elution Thermal Amplitude Screening of antigen-negative RBC units Antibody Titer (other than anti-a or anti-b) Specify antibody: Screening of compatible RBC units Anti-A Titer for HSCT Other Anti-B Titer for HSCT The above tests should be performed STAT* ABO Incompatible Heart Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) All Specify ABO Incompatible Liver Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) *STAT testing will incur STAT Fee ( or ) UNOS Protocol Titer (anti-a or anti-b) STAT orders will be given priority, but complex evaluations will take additional time. PLEASE PRINT. Submit separate request and separate blood sample per laboratory. NOTE: Information in RED must be completed. Sample Drawn: DATE / / TIME am/pm Sample Drawn By: X /X Person drawing blood and reviewing patient ID 2 nd person reviewing patient ID (If Required by facility policy) Contact Person: INCLUDE PHONE NUMBER OR FAX NUMBER TO REPORT RESULTS AS SOON AS AVAILABLE OR FOR STAT TESTING Specimen/Accession No.: If results are needed as soon as available, PHONE or FAX Physician or Authorized Person Order Test at ( ) Diagnosis/Purpose of Testing: History / Comments / Special Instructions: Form Completed By: must match EXACTLY name on sample label. SEND REPORT TO: on Sample LAST FIRST M.I. SEND BILL TO (if different than above): Hospital Identification Hospital/Institution Social Security Sex (M/F) Date of Birth (mm/dd/yr) CLIA Central 50D Bellevue 50D Renton 50D UDL 50D Children's 50D WMTS Central MTSA.FS Bellevue MTSA.FS Renton MTSA.FS UDL MTSA.FS Children's MTSA.FS ORIGINATOR / HOSPITAL COPY
6 TRANSFUSION SERVICES Compatibility Testing Laboratory (CTL) (206) Red Cell References Laboratory (RCRL) (206) Completion of the Request for Testing (RFT): In addition to the specimen identification, the RFT must contain all of the information that is printed in red on the RFT: draw date/time, physician or authorized person ordering test, to whom to send the report. Identifying a contact person is required to facilitate timely resolution of discrepancies and questions. If Regional Hospital requesting Immunohematology consultation: Send Immunohematology Consultation Request with Request for Testing. If patient has been transfused within the last 30 days, and submitting for antibody identification, send pre- and post-transfusion samples. Sample Labeling: All samples must be properly labeled and information must agree with the identification on the RFT. If a specimen is identified by name, there must be a numeric identifier which may include Hospital number, SS#, or other coded identifier. If only a numeric identifier is used (with no name), the number must be a Hospital number, SS#, or coded identifier. A birthdate is not acceptable in this circumstance. A draw date should be on the sample but the sample will still be accepted if the draw information is on the RFT. Sample Requirements: Sample requirements for some tests are given below; please call the laboratory for samples required for other tests ( ). Complete information on sample requirements, CPT codes, test description, scheduling and reporting can be found at Samples containing silica gel are not accepted for testing. Patients >5 years old: All tests require one full 7 ml EDTA sample as the minimum amount. Exceptions/comments: Prenatal Antibody Identification, Suspected Delayed Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction, and Hemolysis Evaluation: 2 full 7 ml EDTA tubes. Antibody Identification: 20 ml EDTA tube or 20 ml clotted sample. Donath-Landsteiner Test & Thermal Amplitude Test: 10 ml clotted sample drawn and maintained at 37 degrees C. until serum is separated from clot. Extended Postnatal Profile on Mother including Fetal Bleed Screen: postnatal samples should be drawn > 1 hour post delivery. Patients between 1 and 5 years old: One full 3 ml EDTA sample as the minimum amount. Patients 1 year old or less: Two full 0.5 ml EDTA microtainers (1.0 ml total) of peripheral blood is the minimum amount. For the Extended Postnatal Profile on baby, 6 7 ml cord blood is acceptable (EDTA is preferred). Transporting Samples: Please notify the laboratory of shipping arrangements by phone ( ). All samples must be sent to the Blood Center in a sealed, leak-proof container marked with a biohazard sticker to comply with OSHA safety standards. Ship at ambient temperature unless instructed otherwise. Testing Profile with defined individual tests: Tests performed in Profiles: / Prenatal Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Potential Transplant Recipient Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Potential Donor Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin. ABO, Rh, antibody screen on mother. Antibody identification and fetal bleed screen if indicated / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen: ABO, Rh, antibody screen on mother. Antibody identification if indicated. Does not include fetal bleed screen / Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby): ABO, Rh, direct antiglobulin test. Antibody identification performed separately if indicated/requested.
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