Diagnostic Laboratory Service - UTCVM 2026

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The document is an updated form for the Diagnostic Laboratory Service at the University of Tennessee, detailing specimen requirements and procedures for cytology and clinical pathology tests. It includes sections for patient information, specimen collection details, and contact information for the laboratory. The form outlines various tests available, such as CSF analysis, blood smear exams, and bone marrow cytology.

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Begin by entering the 'Date' and 'Accession #' at the top of the form. This information is crucial for tracking your submission.
Fill in the 'Practice' name and contact details, including 'Address', 'Phone', and 'Fax'. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
Specify the 'Specimen Requirements' by selecting from options like CSF, Bone Marrow Cytology, or Blood Smear Exam. Check all that apply.
Complete the 'Case History' section with relevant details about the patient, including history, medication, clinical signs, and tentative diagnosis.
Provide patient information such as 'Patient Name', 'Owner', 'Species', and other identifiers like breed and age.
Indicate any additional tissues or specimens submitted by checking appropriate boxes under 'Other tissues/specimens submitted to'.
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