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Criteria For Specimen Rejection

General CriteriaAll tests are unique in their testing requirements. To avoid Specimen Rejection or delayed turnaround times, please check Specimen requirements to insure appropriate collection Criteria is general, specimens will be rejected for the following reasons: Specimens which are improperly labeled. Specimens in which the quantity is not sufficient for proper processing. Specimens in which there has been a significant time delay between Specimen collection and Specimen receipt (more than 24 hours), for which a transport tube/medium was not used and/or Specimen results would be compromised. Specimens and requisitions which are incompatible ( urine Specimen with requisition checked off for sputum). Specimens received with no requisition. Liquid specimens which are not sent in sterile, dry, leakproof containers. Requisitions which have been contaminated with a liquid Specimen .

Parasitology • Stool specimens sent in a liquid other than saline, formalin, or PVA. • More than three (3) consecutive specimens. • Stool contaminated with urine. • Stool containing barium, oils, laxatives, magnesium, or antidiarrheal compounds. • Rectal swabs. Virology • Samples that are not received in viral transport medium. • Urines received and not on wet ice or refrigerated ...

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