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The document is a Cytology Requisition form used for laboratory testing, specifically for gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology. It includes sections for patient information, clinician details, specimen collection data, and clinical history. The form facilitates the ordering of tests such as Pap tests and HPV testing, while ensuring that relevant clinical information is provided for accurate interpretation.

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Begin by entering the requisitioning clinic or practitioner's name and address. Ensure that all contact information is accurate for urgent results.
Fill in the patient's details, including their last name, first name, middle name, health card number, and date of birth. This information must match what is on the health card.
Indicate the service date and check the appropriate box for gynecologic or non-gynecologic cytology tests. Specify any additional details such as specimen collection method and clinical history.
Complete any relevant sections regarding previous abnormal cytology results and HPV vaccination status. This information is crucial for accurate test interpretation.
Finally, ensure that the clinician/practitioner signs and dates the form before submission to confirm that all information provided is correct.

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What is the full form of CEA test?

What is a CEA test? CEA stands for carcinoembryonic antigen. CEA is a protein that is a type of tumor marker. Tumor markers are substances that are often made by cancer cells or by normal cells in response to cancer. High levels of CEA are normal in healthy, unborn babies.

Why would a doctor order a CEA blood test?

A carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) test measures CEA, a specific blood protein. Usually, people are born with high CEA levels that decrease as they get older. But some types of cancer can increase this protein. Your healthcare provider may use a CEA test to guide cancer treatment or to see if treatment is working.

Can you request a CEA blood test?

While CEA is not typically used as a screening, it can be ordered when a person is suspected of having cancer but has not been diagnosed if a doctor determines it is relevant. For additional Cancer lab tests, please see our Cancer Testing Category. Turnaround time for the CEA test is typically 3-4 business days.

What diagnosis will cover a CEA?

A CEA test is mostly used in people who have been diagnosed with cancers that often increase CEA levels. Its most commonly used in colorectal cancer. A provider may order a CEA test along with other tests to: Learn more about a cancer soon after it has been diagnosed.

When should I order a CEA test?

After you have a diagnosis, and before you have treatment and/or surgery. Your provider then tests it every one to three months during active treatment. But a rise in CEA level four to six weeks after initiation of therapy doesnt necessarily mean treatment failure, relapse or recurrence.