Descriptions for each area within the Laboratory Test Information Guide website are provided below:
TEST SEARCH
By Key Words: allows users to search for test information by enter a key word. This search
functions be returning matching entries within the Test Name and Alternate Name fields of the
Laboratory Test Information Guide. Users can access the test information listing by clicking
“View” beside the alternate name.
For example: if you search for calcium, every test entry that includes “calcium” in the Test Name
or Alternate Name fields will be returned.
All Tests: provides a listing of all tests in alpha-numerical order. This section also allows users to
refine the list by selecting the specific leading number or letter for the test.
For example: if you select the letter “A”, all tests that begin with the letter “A” will be returned.
By Lab: allows users to browse for test information specific for the laboratory in which the testing is
performed. For example, if you were to select “Microbiology”, all tests performed in Microbiology
will be returned, in alpha-numerical order.
Test Updates: provides users with a list of tests that have been recently updated, sorted in
chronological order from Last Updated Date. Users can click on “View” to quickly access the
related test information. The “Add Date” is the original test creation date within the Laboratory
Test Information Guide.
All Requisitions: provides users with an alpha-numerical listing of all tests that require a requisition.
Users can quickly access the requisition by selecting “View” and then clicking on “Download
Requisition Form”.
Requisitions By Lab: allows users to select a specific Laboratory department for which an alphanumerical listing of all tests that require a requisition will be returned.
MORE INFO
Contact Us: provides users with HRLMP contact information.
Neonatal Blood Volume Chart: examples of minimum volumes required for testing purposes.
Microbiology Specimen Container Guide: visualization of microbiology specimen containers and
related ordering mnemonics.
Usual Suspects Posters: illustrates common causes of poor specimen quality and specimen labelling
errors.