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14 FTU/application, (7 FTU to front and 7 FTU to back), Approx 50g per week

Deliver immediately to the laboratory at room temperature (do not chill).

Send immediately to the laboratory at ambient temperature. Required information Relevant clinical details including reason for the request.

This test can be added on to a previous request as long as there is sufficient sample remaining and the sample is less than 4 hours old.

The Midwives will be able to assess you and give you appropriate advice on whether you need to come into the Unit, stay at home or even be seen by your

Clinical summary Other medications (essential, esp. pyrazinamide) Sample to be collected in a gold top serum tube.

Send at ambient temperature to the laboratory as soon as possible (no greater than 8 hours).

Where transport is difficult, specimens may be cultured up to 48hr after collection.

Early appropriate antibiotics are the key to improved sepsis outcomes.

a National Reference Centre Up to 14 days

Can be used to screen for Myeloma and MGUS, known patients require paraprotein monitoring.

Area of expertise Biopsychosocial approach to pain management for adults and young people; pain medication optimisation; interventional musculoskeletal

Antibodies of p-ANCA patients are mainly directed to myeloperoxidase (MPO).

a Regional Reference Centre Up to 7 days

If these are negative, a clinical decision has to be made as to whether further investigation is necessary for patient management.

Department of Immunology Notes CCP antibodies are more specific than Rheumatoid Factor as a tool to aid the diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis and some

Samples should be transported to the laboratory with minimal delay. Turnaround time Culture 1 - 3 days PVL testing may take up to 2 weeks

Microbiology Notes This test is useful for diagnosis of longstanding respiratory tract infection (2 weeks to 6 months) For current disease a pernasal

Have an increased urgency to pass urine Are passing urine more often Once you have passed urine, you feel like you have not emptied your bladder.

Mr Eaton was appointed to Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in 2013.