Sal Test Code | Name | Alternate Names | Search | |
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9121 | ( B ) Right Lateral Mid Site (Rlm)- Diagnosis | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91417 | RLM-D | 9121 ( B ) Right Lateral Mid Site (Rlm)- Diagnosis RLM-D |
9103 | ( C ) Right Lateral Base Site (Rlb)- Grossing | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91418 | RLB-G | 9103 ( C ) Right Lateral Base Site (Rlb)- Grossing RLB-G |
9132 | ( H ) Left Lateral Mid Site (Llm)- Diagnosis | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91419 | LLM-D | 9132 ( H ) Left Lateral Mid Site (Llm)- Diagnosis LLM-D |
8943 | 14.3.3 ETA, Rheum. Arthritis | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91422 | 14.3.3n Protein ETA | 8943 14.3.3 ETA, Rheum. Arthritis 14.3.3n Protein ETA |
3429 | 17-Ketosteroids, 24 Hour Urine | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91424 | 17 KETO | 3429 17-Ketosteroids, 24 Hour Urine 17 KETO |
7637 | 21-Hydroxylase Antibodies | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91425 | 21_hydroxylase_LC | 7637 21-Hydroxylase Antibodies 21_hydroxylase_LC |
90530 | 2-Hydroxymidazolam | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91426 | Udt 2 Hyd | 90530 2-Hydroxymidazolam Udt 2 Hyd |
90249 | 30039 - ALPHA-1,3-GALACTOSE IgE | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91427 | ALPHA_GAL IgE_SR | 90249 30039 - ALPHA-1,3-GALACTOSE IgE ALPHA_GAL IgE_SR |
9871 | 5' Nucleotidase | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91428 | 5' Nucleotidase_LC | 9871 5' Nucleotidase 5' Nucleotidase_LC |
2793 | 5-Hydroxyindoleacetic Acid (HIAA), Quantitative, 24-Hr Urine | https://shermanabrams.com/?p=91429 | 5HIAA_24Hr_Ur | 2793 5-Hydroxyindoleacetic Acid (HIAA), Quantitative, 24-Hr Urine 5HIAA_24Hr_Ur |
CBC & Differential W/ Reticulocytes
Alternate Name: Cbc Retic
| Blood Count
SAL Code:
109
Loinc:
57022-6 (CBC)
Turn Around Time:
1 Day
Setup:
Daily
Department:
Complete Blood Count
Methodology:
Automated cell counter with mixed technologies and microscopic review (where warranted).
Specimen Requirements:
Primary Tube:
Lavender
Primary Substance:
Whole Blood EDTA
Temperature
Period
Stable Ambient:
1 Day
Stable Fridge:
3 Days
Stable Frozen:
Unstable
Rejection Criteria:
Hemolysis; clotted specimen; specimen drawn in any anticoagulant other than EDTA; specimen diluted or contaminated with IV fluid; tube not filled with minimum volume (1.5mL for a regular lavender tube, FULL for a pediatric tube); improper labeling.
Clinical Info:
The CBC or Complete Blood Count test is one of the most commonly ordered laboratory tests. This test is a profile that is designed to check for many different medical conditions. This test may be used as a screening test as well as a diagnostic test. The test is designed to check for the three major types of blood cells: Red blood cells (RBC) or erythrocytes, white blood cells (WBC) or leukocytes and platelets or thrombocytes. The test will also perform an automated differential to differentiate the different cells within each category. In some cases, and where warranted a manual differential count will be performed where the hematologist will make a thin-smear slide of the patients' blood and confirm or adjust the automated findings. Obvious blood parasites such as malaria and babesia may also be noted during this exam, but if you suspect a patient to have a blood parasite, please order SAL# 1070.
Additional Information:
This test is very useful as a screening test to evaluate overall health; detect and/or identify a wide range of hematologic disorders; assist in managing medications/chemotherapeutic decisions.
Sample Collection:
Collect patient samples using standard phlebotomy techniques. Click here for additional collection instructions.
Test Information:
Components:
Component Name | CPT | Loinc |
Complete Blood Count | - | Complete Blood Count, Differential | - | Reticulocytes | 85045 | 17849-1 |