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Specimens Should Always Be Examined Fresh. Once antibiotics have been started, the microflora change, leading to potentially misleading culture results. Respiratory tract or blood culture specimens should be collected as soon as possible with the onset of symptoms and before. Refridgeration may cause precipitation of. • specimens that cannot be. Specimens should be examined while fresh or adequately preserved because formed elements—primarily rbcs, wbcs, and hyaline casts—: The pathologist will do a gross examination of the fresh tissue to decide which part of it should be looked at under a microscope. Specimens must be labeled accurately and completely so that interpretation of results will be reliable. Specimens should be gently handled by the certified surgical technologist (cst) in the first scrub role when receiving from the surgeon and. A specimen should be collected prior to administration of antibiotics. In general, specimens for determining the concentration of body constituents should be collected when the patient is in a basal state. • specimens should be transported to the laboratory immediately after collection.

The pathologist will do a gross examination of the fresh tissue to decide which part of it should be looked at under a microscope. Specimens should be examined while fresh or adequately preserved because formed elements—primarily rbcs, wbcs, and hyaline casts—: Once antibiotics have been started, the microflora change, leading to potentially misleading culture results. Specimens must be labeled accurately and completely so that interpretation of results will be reliable. • specimens that cannot be. Refridgeration may cause precipitation of. • specimens should be transported to the laboratory immediately after collection. Respiratory tract or blood culture specimens should be collected as soon as possible with the onset of symptoms and before. In general, specimens for determining the concentration of body constituents should be collected when the patient is in a basal state. Specimens should be gently handled by the certified surgical technologist (cst) in the first scrub role when receiving from the surgeon and.

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Specimens Should Always Be Examined Fresh The pathologist will do a gross examination of the fresh tissue to decide which part of it should be looked at under a microscope. • specimens that cannot be. Once antibiotics have been started, the microflora change, leading to potentially misleading culture results. The pathologist will do a gross examination of the fresh tissue to decide which part of it should be looked at under a microscope. Specimens should be examined while fresh or adequately preserved because formed elements—primarily rbcs, wbcs, and hyaline casts—: Specimens should be gently handled by the certified surgical technologist (cst) in the first scrub role when receiving from the surgeon and. In general, specimens for determining the concentration of body constituents should be collected when the patient is in a basal state. A specimen should be collected prior to administration of antibiotics. Respiratory tract or blood culture specimens should be collected as soon as possible with the onset of symptoms and before. Specimens must be labeled accurately and completely so that interpretation of results will be reliable. Refridgeration may cause precipitation of. • specimens should be transported to the laboratory immediately after collection.