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Process - Fish (1999) and Victor et al. The MEC coordinator assigns a SP (sample person) to the specimen collection/balance room. endobj Req. Obtaining reliable and accurate laboratory test results Place the specimen in the appropriate place for pick up. It is one way of knowing about the patient’s health status by identifying pathogens and analyzing urine, blood, sputum, and feces. 2 0 obj ��(��N��=ĮES���ppm ��1N{��鹶�n]��eIw�6�F���o}��%! This article, the first in a four-part series, explores the general principles of specimen collection and describes how to collect a midstream specimen of urine (MSU). Document/record specimen sent and anything unusual about the appearance of specimen 1. 1.4 Decide who will collect, process and transport the specimens 1.5 Define the procedures necessary for specimen management Section Two: Specimen collection and processing 2.1 Safety and decontamination procedures 2.2 Labelling and identification of specimens Section Three: Storage, packaging, and transport of specimens 3.1 Storage of specimens 3.2 Packaging and labelling of specimens … ���W��/�Pnc�`����K� b.��Юc �QE���ʽ8 �F� ��v����o�y�l Jl�(���v�Lb���y�M{���z9%��mž�U\d({��#� ��'{JaY#^twK#�(�W�Hu��!�CH%���Z���%^�R�9�Bt�ف��b���4 �� �%��)�1�q%�@�G�L�Vzv �ʛ�x �Es^ � LQ&q�{��{*H9 "Q��]*"K�[�=pC: