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Bilirubin optical density (BOD), amniotic fluid
Biochemical genetic studies Biochemical Genetics Cytogenetics Cytologic, Histologic, and Genetic Studies Cytologic and Histologic Studies Estrogen/Estradiol Receptor (ER), Progesterone Receptor (PR) Histologic (Tissue) Study and DNA Ploidy (Tumor Aneuploidy) Indications for Testing Newborn Screening for Congenital Disorders Overview of Genetic Studies Special Types of Genetic Studies
Biochemical profiles/panels Chemistry Studies Common Screening Profiles General Biochemical Profiles Overview of Chemistry Studies Standard Panels Use of the Autoanalyzer
Stomach, contrast x-ray of
Stomatocytosis
Stool composition of definition of drugs and discoloration of
Stool, Apt test for swallowed blood in
Stool (fecal) occult blood test Blood in Stool; Occult Blood Endoscopic Studies Flexible Proctoscopy; Sigmoidoscopy; Proctosigmoidoscopy Goals of Test Selection with Examples Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure (LEEP), Cone Biopsy, Cervical Conization Overview of Endoscopic Studies
Stool amount Normal Values in Stool Analysis Stool Consistency, Shape, Form, Amount, and Odor
Stool Analysis chromatographi frequently ordered tests normal values Stool Analysis
Stool blood testing Blood in Stool; Occult Blood Goals of Test Selection with Examples
Stool color
Stool consistency
Stool cultures/smears
Stool electrolytes
Stool fat (fat stain)
Stool form Normal Values in Stool Analysis Stool Consistency, Shape, Form, Amount, and Odor
Stool leukocytes
Stool mucus
Stool odor Normal Values in Stool Analysis Stool Consistency, Shape, Form, Amount, and Odor
Stool pH
Stool reducing substances test
Stool shape Normal Values in Stool Analysis Stool Consistency, Shape, Form, Amount, and Odor
Stool specimen 24--, 72-, and 96-hour clinical alert collection and transport of Diagnostic Testing enteric pathogens Intratest Phase: Elements of Safe, Effective, Informed Care ova and parasites random Specimens and Procedures transport and storage of
Stool Specimen Collection and Transport Procedures
Stool Studies Collection and Transport Procedures for All Types of Stool Collection interfering factors Overview of Stool Studies posttest patient care in pretest patient care in Stool Analysis stool collection and transport for ( also Stool specimen) Stool Specimen Collection and Transport Procedures Stool Studies
Biocultural variations Abnormal Test Results Biocultural Considerations Diagnostic Testing Follow-Up Counseling Posttest Phase: Elements of Safe, Effective, Informed Care
Biohazards Control Office Guidelines for Specimen Transport and Storage Introduction-Guidelines for Specimen Transport and Storage
Biological safety cabinet Bioterrorism and Emergency Response: Infectious Agents Class II, Type A2 Biological Safety Cabinet Diagnosis of Anthrax Infection Microbiologic Studies
Biological substances category B Classification of Substances and Specimens Definitions of Substances and Diagnostic Specimens Guidelines for Specimen Transport and Storage Introduction-Guidelines for Specimen Transport and Storage