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1. www.pch-pathlab.com › cmsDealing with Spilt and Leaking Samples | Pathology Services

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   LEAKING SAMPLES DURING TRANSPORT: If any samples are found to be leaking during transport, the leak should be contained/absorbed by the packaging. Model rules produced by the Pathology Department must be followed by all couriers and covers what to do in the event of a leaking sample-Excerpt from the Model Rules for Porters

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3. www.uhbristol.nhs.uk › general-pages › transportTransport of specimens to the Laboratory | University ...

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   A sample leaks in transit. A sample is dropped and breaks in transit. A sample is dropped and its loss is not noticed. Instructions to reduce additional risk: To minimise the chance of dropping specimens, carry all specimens in a pathology collection trolley, or transport box, or plastic carrier bag, do not carry by hand or place in a pocket.

4. www.tdlpathology.com › tests › specimensSpecimen rejection criteria - The Doctors Laboratory

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   • Summary List For Sample Rejection
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   Incorrect sample types received:

   Samples in incorrect containers (e.g. cervical cytology must be a ThinPrep vial; urine cytology must be in a uricyte container).

   Insufficient sample received.

   No sample received.

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   Sample contamination (e.g. being in the same bag as a leaking sample).

   Samples are high risk or infectious.

   Samples that are received in expired tubes.

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   Sample Receptionwill not accept samples packaged with needles of any kind.

   Haematologycannot accept frozen whole blood for testing.

   Coagulationcannot accept over or under filled samples for testing.

   Coagulationcannot accept previously frozen samples that have thawed in transit.

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5. www.swlpath.nhs.uk › test-information › samplesUnlabelled or mislabelled samples - South West London Pathology

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   The sample will be stored for a period of time allowing the requestor to contact the department (Consultant Microbiologist). As soon as requester is aware they require a repeat test or additional tests on the sample, they should contact the laboratory as the specimen may have a short period of time in the lab before being discarded.

6. www.sigmaaldrich.com › US › enSample Preparation & Gel Electrophoresis Troubleshooting

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   Sample Doesn't Sink to the Bottom of the Well. Sample Leaking Out of Well. Bands are Smeared Vertically. Too Many Bands. Gel Running Unusually Slowly. Gel Running Unusually Fast. Protein Bands Too Close Together (Not Completely Resolved) Leftmost and/or Rightmost Bands of the Gel are Distorted. Bands Form Smiling Shapes.

7. support.medichecks.com › hc › en-gbI’ve received an email to say my sample has failed. What ...

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   What should I do? Occasionally the laboratories are unable to test samples sent to them. This may be because the amount collected is insufficient for full analysis, the sample has deteriorated or clotted or it has haemolysed (where red blood cells damaged during sample collection leak their contents into the surrounding plasma).

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   What should I do if a sample is leaking?

   • If the sample is leaking badly, it should be discarded as clinical waste and a further sample sought from the patient. If any samples are found to be leaking during transport, the leak should be contained/absorbed by the packaging. If a specimen leaks into a specimen transport box, tell the laboratory reception staff and ask them to make it safe.

   Dealing with Spilt and Leaking Samples | Pathology Services

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   What should I do if a specimen is leaking?

   • If any samples are found to be leaking during transport, the leak should be contained/absorbed by the packaging. If a specimen leaks into a specimen transport box, tell the laboratory reception staff and ask them to make it safe. If you drop and break a specimen do not touch it or try to clear up the mess.

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   What happens if a sample leaks in transit?

   • A sample leaks in transit. A sample is dropped and breaks in transit. A sample is dropped and its loss is not noticed. Instructions to reduce additional risk: To minimise the chance of dropping specimens, carry all specimens in a pathology collection trolley, or transport box, or plastic carrier bag, do not carry by hand or place in a pocket.

   Transport of specimens to the Laboratory - UH Bristol

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   How do I dispose of a leaking sample?

   • Place the used material from above into a suitable container for disposal in line with local policy. Clean the area with a suitable disinfectant. If the sample is leaking badly, it should be discarded as clinical waste and a further sample sought from the patient.

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   What should I do if a specimen leaks into a transport box?

   • If a specimen leaks into a specimen transport box, tell the laboratory reception staff and ask them to make it safe. If you drop and break a specimen do not touch it or try to clear up the mess. Stay with the specimen to prevent other people touching it and send to the laboratory for assistance.

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   How do I know if my SDS-PAGE sample preparation is bad?

   • There are five different signs that indicate that there are problems with SDS-PAGE sample preparation: sample leaking out of the well during or after loading, samples clumping and not migrating, you aren’t seeing bands, you’re seeing too many bands, or you’re getting smeared bands. SDS-PAGE sample preparation issues:

   Troubleshooting SDS-PAGE Sample Preparation Issues - GoldBio

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9. goldbio.com › articles › articleTroubleshooting SDS-PAGE Sample Preparation Issues

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   There are five different signs that indicate that there are problems with SDS-PAGE sample preparation: sample leaking out of the well during or after loading, samples clumping and not migrating, you aren’t seeing bands, you’re seeing too many bands, or you’re getting smeared bands. SDS-PAGE sample preparation issues: Samples leaking out ...