We are experiencing exceptionally high volumes in our emergency rooms.
Every patient is important to us, and we are doing all we can to provide care quickly and efficiently.

Lead, Venous

Centralized Core Laboratory : Special Chemistry

PATIENT INFO

Patient Name:

Medical Record #:

BD: / / Sex: F M

PHYSICIAN INFO

Physician Name :

Address:

Ph: ( ) - Fax: ( ) -

Additional Report to:

Ph: ( ) - Fax: ( ) -

TESTS REQUESTED
Test Name:	ICD9 Code: (required)
1. Lead, Venous
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SPECIMEN INFO

Collection Date & Time:

Collected By:

Hospital:

Test ID/Workstation :

LEADV SCYEL

Specimen Type:

Blood

Tube Type:

Purple top (EDTA) tube - no gel separator

Collection Volume:

0.5 mL (minimum 0.2 mL)

Cause for Rejection:

Specimen rejected: Clotted, Specimen collected in gel separator tube

Storage:

Refrigerated

Availability:

Mon-Fri (0800-1600)

Methodology:

Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry

Special Instructions:

Wash the collection site well with soap and water before cleansing with Chlorhexadine wipe. Notify lab if patient is being chelated. Please call the Laboratory as soon as possible if a clinical situation warrants testing outside of routine hours. Testing outside of routine hours requires Pathologist approval and is subject to staff availability.

Lab/Phone:

330-543-4870

TAT:

3 days

Additional Info:

Reference range: 0-4 ug/dL

CPT Code:

83655

Synonyms:

Pb

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