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REQUEST FOR TESTING TRANSFUSION SERVICES 921 Terry Avenue Seattle, WA 98104-1256 TO REORDER FORMS CALL 425-656-3019 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 http://www.psbc.org/lab_redcell/tests.htm Shaded areas for PSBC use only. COMPATIBILITY TESTING LABORATORY (CTL) (206) 292-6525 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. 3103-00/3104-00 Prenatal profile. Date Antepartum RhIg issued 3103-00/3104-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin 3103-00/3104-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen 3103-00/3125-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby) Mother s name 3103-00/3104-00 Potential Donor Profile 3103-00/3104-00 Potential Transplant Recipient Profile RED CELL REFERENCE LABORATORY (RCRL) (206) 292-6534 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. 3103-00 ABO & Rh (D antigen typing) 3117-00/3118-00 Sickle Cell Phenotype (Rh & K) 3104-00 Indirect Antiglobulin Test (antibody screen) 3117-00 Rh Phenotype (D, C, E, c antigen typing (e if indicated)) 3125-00 Direct Antiglobulin Test 3118-00 Single Antigen Phenotype Specify antigen: 3105-00 % ABO for HSCT 3136-00 Extended Patient Phenotype (7 or more antigens) 3103-00 Solid Organ Donor ABO & Rh (A1 lectin if group A) RF11 3127-00 Autoabsorption 3137-00 Lectin Panel (T activation of rbcs) 3128-00 Alloadsorption 3139-00 Donath-Landsteiner Test for PCH 3129-00 Elution 3140-00 Thermal Amplitude 3119-00 Screening of antigen-negative RBC units 3115-00 Antibody Titer (other than anti-a or anti-b) Specify antibody: 3120-00 Screening of compatible RBC units 3115-00 Anti-A Titer for HSCT Other 3115-00 Anti-B Titer for HSCT The above tests should be performed STAT* 3115-00 ABO Incompatible Heart Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) All Specify 3115-00 ABO Incompatible Liver Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) *STAT testing will incur STAT Fee (3116-00 or 3059-00) 3115-00 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 50D0661429 Bellevue 50D0873462 Renton 50D0869979 UDL 50D0940281 Children's 50D2024146 19-9-033 04 WMTS Central MTSA.FS. 00000303 Bellevue MTSA.FS. 00001460 Renton MTSA.FS. 00001459 UDL MTSA.FS. 00003307 Children's MTSA.FS. 60225679 906373 BLOOD CENTER COPY

TRANSFUSION SERVICES Compatibility Testing Laboratory (CTL) (206) 292-6525 Red Cell References Laboratory (RCRL) (206) 292-6534 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 (206-292-6525). Complete information on sample requirements, CPT codes, test description, scheduling and reporting can be found at http://www.psbc.org/lab_redcell/tests.htm. 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 (206-292-6534). 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: 3103-00 / 3104-00 Prenatal Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 Potential Transplant Recipient Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 Potential Donor Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 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. 3103-00 / 3104-00 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. 3103-00 / 3125-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby): ABO, Rh, direct antiglobulin test. Antibody identification performed separately if indicated/requested.

REQUEST FOR TESTING TRANSFUSION SERVICES 921 Terry Avenue Seattle, WA 98104-1256 TO REORDER FORMS CALL 425-656-3019 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 http://www.psbc.org/lab_redcell/tests.htm Shaded areas for PSBC use only. COMPATIBILITY TESTING LABORATORY (CTL) (206) 292-6525 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. 3103-00/3104-00 Prenatal profile. Date Antepartum RhIg issued 3103-00/3104-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin 3103-00/3104-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen 3103-00/3125-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby) Mother s name 3103-00/3104-00 Potential Donor Profile 3103-00/3104-00 Potential Transplant Recipient Profile RED CELL REFERENCE LABORATORY (RCRL) (206) 292-6534 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. 3103-00 ABO & Rh (D antigen typing) 3117-00/3118-00 Sickle Cell Phenotype (Rh & K) 3104-00 Indirect Antiglobulin Test (antibody screen) 3117-00 Rh Phenotype (D, C, E, c antigen typing (e if indicated)) 3125-00 Direct Antiglobulin Test 3118-00 Single Antigen Phenotype Specify antigen: 3105-00 % ABO for HSCT 3136-00 Extended Patient Phenotype (7 or more antigens) 3103-00 Solid Organ Donor ABO & Rh (A1 lectin if group A) RF11 3127-00 Autoabsorption 3137-00 Lectin Panel (T activation of rbcs) 3128-00 Alloadsorption 3139-00 Donath-Landsteiner Test for PCH 3129-00 Elution 3140-00 Thermal Amplitude 3119-00 Screening of antigen-negative RBC units 3115-00 Antibody Titer (other than anti-a or anti-b) Specify antibody: 3120-00 Screening of compatible RBC units 3115-00 Anti-A Titer for HSCT Other 3115-00 Anti-B Titer for HSCT The above tests should be performed STAT* 3115-00 ABO Incompatible Heart Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) All Specify 3115-00 ABO Incompatible Liver Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) *STAT testing will incur STAT Fee (3116-00 or 3059-00) 3115-00 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 50D0661429 Bellevue 50D0873462 Renton 50D0869979 UDL 50D0940281 Children's 50D2024146 19-9-033 04 WMTS Central MTSA.FS. 00000303 Bellevue MTSA.FS. 00001460 Renton MTSA.FS. 00001459 UDL MTSA.FS. 00003307 Children's MTSA.FS. 60225679 906373 BLOOD CENTER COPY

TRANSFUSION SERVICES Compatibility Testing Laboratory (CTL) (206) 292-6525 Red Cell References Laboratory (RCRL) (206) 292-6534 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 (206-292-6525). Complete information on sample requirements, CPT codes, test description, scheduling and reporting can be found at http://www.psbc.org/lab_redcell/tests.htm. 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 (206-292-6534). 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: 3103-00 / 3104-00 Prenatal Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 Potential Transplant Recipient Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 Potential Donor Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 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. 3103-00 / 3104-00 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. 3103-00 / 3125-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby): ABO, Rh, direct antiglobulin test. Antibody identification performed separately if indicated/requested.

REQUEST FOR TESTING TRANSFUSION SERVICES 921 Terry Avenue Seattle, WA 98104-1256 TO REORDER FORMS CALL 425-656-3019 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 http://www.psbc.org/lab_redcell/tests.htm Shaded areas for PSBC use only. COMPATIBILITY TESTING LABORATORY (CTL) (206) 292-6525 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. 3103-00/3104-00 Prenatal profile. Date Antepartum RhIg issued 3103-00/3104-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) Fetal Bleed Screen to dose Rh immune globulin 3103-00/3104-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Mother) no Fetal Bleed Screen 3103-00/3125-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby) Mother s name 3103-00/3104-00 Potential Donor Profile 3103-00/3104-00 Potential Transplant Recipient Profile RED CELL REFERENCE LABORATORY (RCRL) (206) 292-6534 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. 3103-00 ABO & Rh (D antigen typing) 3117-00/3118-00 Sickle Cell Phenotype (Rh & K) 3104-00 Indirect Antiglobulin Test (antibody screen) 3117-00 Rh Phenotype (D, C, E, c antigen typing (e if indicated)) 3125-00 Direct Antiglobulin Test 3118-00 Single Antigen Phenotype Specify antigen: 3105-00 % ABO for HSCT 3136-00 Extended Patient Phenotype (7 or more antigens) 3103-00 Solid Organ Donor ABO & Rh (A1 lectin if group A) RF11 3127-00 Autoabsorption 3137-00 Lectin Panel (T activation of rbcs) 3128-00 Alloadsorption 3139-00 Donath-Landsteiner Test for PCH 3129-00 Elution 3140-00 Thermal Amplitude 3119-00 Screening of antigen-negative RBC units 3115-00 Antibody Titer (other than anti-a or anti-b) Specify antibody: 3120-00 Screening of compatible RBC units 3115-00 Anti-A Titer for HSCT Other 3115-00 Anti-B Titer for HSCT The above tests should be performed STAT* 3115-00 ABO Incompatible Heart Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) All Specify 3115-00 ABO Incompatible Liver Transplant Titer (anti-a or anti-b) *STAT testing will incur STAT Fee (3116-00 or 3059-00) 3115-00 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 50D0661429 Bellevue 50D0873462 Renton 50D0869979 UDL 50D0940281 Children's 50D2024146 19-9-033 04 WMTS Central MTSA.FS. 00000303 Bellevue MTSA.FS. 00001460 Renton MTSA.FS. 00001459 UDL MTSA.FS. 00003307 Children's MTSA.FS. 60225679 906373 ORIGINATOR / HOSPITAL COPY

TRANSFUSION SERVICES Compatibility Testing Laboratory (CTL) (206) 292-6525 Red Cell References Laboratory (RCRL) (206) 292-6534 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 (206-292-6525). Complete information on sample requirements, CPT codes, test description, scheduling and reporting can be found at http://www.psbc.org/lab_redcell/tests.htm. 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 (206-292-6534). 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: 3103-00 / 3104-00 Prenatal Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 Potential Transplant Recipient Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 Potential Donor Profile: ABO, Rh, antibody screen. Antibody identification if indicated. 3103-00 / 3104-00 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. 3103-00 / 3104-00 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. 3103-00 / 3125-00 Extended Postnatal Profile (for Baby): ABO, Rh, direct antiglobulin test. Antibody identification performed separately if indicated/requested.