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Urine samples sent in red capped 30mL sterile universal (hyperlink) containers are also accepted. Stool container with spoon

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Department of Haematology Notes The number of immature red cells in the peripheral blood reflects the amount of erythropoietic activity Test performed

Transfer the MSSU into the red topped (lidded) urine container containing boric acid. Screw the lid on tightly.

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Pathology Notes Renal calculi and stones from other sources (e.g. gallstones, salivary stones) can be analysed by quantitative Fourier transform infra-red

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Sample requirements For adults, blood taken into a 6mL red top tube Storage/transport Do not store.

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Clear jelly (not red) is allowed.

Red throat. Rash. Penicillin allergy Recent, current and intended antibiotics Storage/transport Store and transport at room temperature.

Iron is vital in the production of red blood cells.

Very rarely you may get large amounts of bright red bleeding after 7 to 10 days.

Up to 5 mononuclear cells, 0-5 red blood cells, Glucose level 60-70% of plasma values, protein =<0.4 g/L, lower in the ventricles.

Chemical Pathology Notes Erythropoietin (EPO) is a hormone produced mainly by the kidney, involved in the control of red blood cell production.

The treated area will become red, possibly blistered, and sore or itchy. The wound will take up to 2 to 3 weeks to heal.