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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for collecting and submitting enteric culture specimens, specifically stool samples, for testing of pathogens such as Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter jejuni, and E. coli O157. It details specimen volume requirements, preferred transport media, labeling instructions, and shipping guidelines to ensure proper handling and testing at the ISDH laboratory. Additionally, it specifies reporting timelines and potential referral of isolates to the CDC for further analysis.

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What is the meaning of stool specimen?

How Is the Test Done? At the lab, a technician places small stool samples in sterile plastic dishes with nutrients that encourage the growth of certain bacteria. These will grow only if theyre already in the stool sample. If bacterial colonies form, the technician uses a microscope and chemical tests to identify them.

What materials are required for stool examination?

Stool Collection Guidelines The right container(s) for the test(s) ordered. Not all tests use the same containers. A tongue depressor or plastic spoon. For an older child, a toilet hat or plastic wrap. A label to put on the container. Disposable exam gloves (optional)

What does enteric culture mean?

Enteric culture is performed at the request of public health units for case management and outbreak investigations. Stool specimens are accepted only from health units. Enteric bacterial culture testing for community physicians is available through community or hospital laboratories.

How to prepare for a stool culture test?

Stool specimen should not touch or water. Empty bladder before collecting stool sample. Pass the stool into a clean dry pan, special container mounted on the toilet, or plastic wrap draped over toilet. NOTE: Toilet paper is NOT suitable to collect stool.

What is required for stool culture specimen?

Stool: Specimen should be collected in sterile bedpan, not contaminated with , residual soap, or disinfectants. Those portions of stool that contain pus, blood, or mucus should be transferred to a sterile specimen container. swab: Pass swab beyond sphincter, carefully rotate, and withdraw.