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MC1235-233rev1018 Page 1 of 4 Trace Metals Analysis Specimen Collection and TransportIntroduction Trace Metals exist in our environment at concentrations many-fold greater than their concentrations in blood, urine, or tissues. Analyses for Trace Metals at the Mayo Clinic Metals Laboratory are performed in an ultra-clean laboratory environment with a positive-pressure filtered air system to prevent Specimen contamination. This allows for detection of many Metals at the sub-parts-per-billion concentration range. Preanalytical steps are the steps most likely to affect the quality of Trace Metals Analysis in clinical specimens. Specimens must be collected and processed using the instructions outlined below to ensure contamination does not occur during these , plasma, or whole blood specimens received in most tubes or vials will not be rejected and will be analyzed.
Page 3 of 4 MC1235-233rev1018 Urine Collection General Instructions • Do not collect urine specimens in an environment in which exposure is most likely to occur. It is important that dust from clothing not contribute to the specimen contents.
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