Miscellaneous University of Alabama at Birmingham
Use
The Miscellaneous University of Alabama at Birmingham test is a referral test conducted by the University of Alabama-Birmingham. It allows for a broad range of tests due to its miscellaneous nature, accommodating testing that may not fall under standard test categories. This can be particularly useful for more specific, less common investigations where the usual tests do not apply. The broad classification may support unique clinical scenarios, complex diagnostic questions, or specialized monitoring needs determined by clinical context.
Special Instructions
This test is a Miscellaneous Referral Test. Specific requirements depend on the individual test selected from the Referred Tests List. Mayo Clinic internal providers should consult the Referral Catalog in CRM, and if the correct test or specimen requirements cannot be determined, contact Customer Service for assistance. Required information when ordering includes test name, performing lab code, and specimen type.
Limitations
As a miscellaneous referral test, limitations include variance due to referral laboratory practices, potential changes in specimen requirements, and potential differences in test methodologies compared to standard tests. It is essential for providers to confirm specific specimen and testing requirements for each unique application of this test through consultation with the referral test list or customer support.
Methodology
Other
Biomarkers
LOINC Codes
- 51991-8
- 19145-2
- 19146-0
- 19147-8
Result Turnaround Time
Not provided.
Related Documents
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Specimen
Other
Volume
Not provided
Minimum Volume
Not provided
Collection Instructions
For specific requirements, refer to the Referred Tests List under the Test Catalog tab. Internal Mayo Clinic providers: refer to the Referral Catalog in CRM. If unable to find the correct test, request forms, or specimen requirements, contact Customer Service.
Causes for Rejection
All specimens will be evaluated by the processing and performing laboratories for test suitability.