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Diagnosis A test. This can help identify bacteria in your urethra. A swab of the affected area. A swab of your throat, urethra, or rectum can collect bacteria that can be identified in a lab.
Vaginal, , pharyngeal swab collection: Specimens should be collected using the woven swab.
To get an accurate test result, you will need to stop urinating for two hours before the test. A swab sample. Your provider will use a special swab or brush to gather fluid and cells, usually from the genital area (the urethra or the ). In certain cases, the rectum, , throat, or eyes may be swabbed.
First-void is the specimen of choice for males. A vaginal swab is the specimen of choice for females. In women who have had a hystomy, collect a first void for NAAT or a vaginal swab for culture or NAAT.
Insert the specimen collection swab (blue shaft swab in the package) into the endocervical canal. Gently rotate the swab clockwise for 10 to 30 seconds in the endocervical canal to ensure adequate sampling. Withdraw the swab carefully; avoid any contact with the vaginal mucosa.
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Obtain specimens for gram stain and gonorrhea culture first, BEFORE specimens for Chlamydia or Pap smear. Gently insert the urogenital swab into the urethra (women 1-2 cm, men 2-4 cm). Rotate the swab in one direction for at least one revolution for a minimum of 10 seconds.
How do you test for gonorrhea? (pee) test. This involves collecting pee in a specimen container. Swab test. A provider uses a cotton bud to swab the part of your body that might have the infection. They might take a sample from your , , urethra, rectum or throat.
Specimen collection should be done with a sterile swab or culturette. Cytobrush is not recommended as it may cause trauma and bleeding that can render the specimen unsatisfactory. Rotate swab against the wall of the endocervical canal several times for 20-30 seconds and withdraw without touching the vaginal surface.

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