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The document is a report form for the examination of stool samples, intended for use in life insurance assessments. It includes sections for recording the proposer’s details, specimen examination results (microscopic and chemical), and requires signatures from both the proposer and the pathologist to ensure authenticity.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the stool report in the editor.
Begin by entering the Divisional and Branch Office details at the top of the form.
Fill in the Proposal/Policy Number, ensuring accuracy for proper tracking.
The proposer must sign in your presence; ensure this is done before proceeding.
Complete the 'Full Name of Life to be Assured' and 'Age' fields accurately.
In the 'Specimen Examined' section, indicate whether it was natural or passed after saline, along with the time of examination.
For Microscopic Examination, fill out details regarding color, form & consistency, odour, mucus, blood (gross), parasites, intestinal sand, and gall stones as applicable.
Proceed to Chemical Examination and provide information on reaction, bile presence, occult blood, and stercobilin levels.
In Microscopical Examination, detail findings for ova, protozoa, erythrocytes, pus cells, leucocytes and other specified components.
Complete any additional sections like Concentration Method for Ova and ensure all required signatures are obtained before finalizing.

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What is a normal stool test report?

Normal: The stool appears brown, soft, and well-formed in consistency. The stool does not contain blood, mucus, pus, undigested meat fibers, harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites.

What are abnormal findings in a stool sample?

An abnormal FIT result means that blood was found in your stool (poop) sample. Abnormal FIT results are common and do NOT mean that you have cancer, but it is important to attend the recommended follow-up to investigate what may have caused your abnormal FIT result.

What is the normal range for a stool test?

Normal Range for Stool Routine Test Results Consistency: Soft and formed. pH: Between 6.5 and 7.5. Absence of Pathogens: No bacteria, viruses, or parasites. No Blood or Excess Mucus: Indicates healthy gut lining.

How do I read my stool test results?

Stool test results can be positive or negative. A negative result means your poop looks typical, and the lab didnt find any signs of disease like blood or germs. If your stool tests positive for a germ, the test result may also give you the name of the bug.

What are the numbers for cancer test?

You can call the cancer screening programme helpline on 0800 707 6060 for more information about cancer screening, including: how to get a FIT kit.

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What is detected in a stool test?

A stool test can detect many things docHub to health: anything from parasite infection to signs of cancer, yeast or bacterial overgrowth, or pathogenic bacteria like C. difficile, Campylobacter and certain strains of E. coli.

What is an abnormal stool sample test?

If the result from a stool-based test is abnormal, you will still need a colonoscopy to see if you have colorectal cancer. All stool-based tests look for occult (hidden) blood in the stool, and some look for other possible signs of cancer as well.

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