Ova and Parasite Examination, Other
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Clinical Info |
Some parasites can be found in extraintestinal areas and require examination of other specimen types other than stool. These specimens include, duodenal aspirate, aspirates from various anatomical sites, bronchoscopy specimens, sputum, urogenital specimens, urine etc. |
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Specimen Sources |
Amniotic Sac Ankle, Left Ankle, Right Aortic Valve Arm, Left Arm, Right Axilla, Left Axilla, Right BAL Back, Lower Back, Upper Bile Duct Bladder Bone Marrow Brain |
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Specimen Types |
Abscess Aspirate Body Fluid Bone Cerebrospinal Fluid Foreign Body Respiratory Skin/Wound Tissue Urine |
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Specimen Volume |
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Container |
Sterile |
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Collection Instructions |
Submit only 1 of the following specimens: |
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Transport Instructions |
room temperature or refrigerated. |
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Specimen Stability |
72 hours |
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Methodology |
Concentration and Microscopy |
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Days Performed |
Monday through Friday |
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Performing Laboratories |
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CPT |
87177 |
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PDM |
6201290 |
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Results |
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Result InterpretationNo parasites observed |
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