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| Code |
Test Description
* Indicates send out test |
| T425 |
Reticulocyte Count |
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| Specimen |
1 LT |
| Method |
Laser Flow Cytometry/NMB Stain |
| Schedule |
Daily |
| Indication |
To evaluate erythropoietic response to anemia. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
An increased number of reticulocytes indicates that the anemia is regenerative. |
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| T710 |
Rheumatoid Factor (Canine) |
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| Specimen |
1 ml serum |
| Method |
Latex agglutination |
| Schedule |
12 working days |
| Indication |
To investigate Rheumatoid arthritis. |
| Comments |
Long-term corticosteroid therapy (greater than 1 to 2 weeks) may cause the test to
become negative. This test is for canines only. |
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| T715 |
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (Rickettsia rickettsii) |
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| Specimen |
1 ml serum |
| Method |
IFA |
| Schedule |
13 working days |
| Indication |
Exposure to ticks. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
A single titer greater than or equal to 1:1024, or a 4-fold increase in titer over a 2 to
4 week period is consistent with active infection. |
| Comments |
Animals may be negative in early phases of disease. Recomend retest in 24 weeks if clinical signs persist. |
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| * S7004 |
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever PCR |
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| Specimen |
1 LT or tick(s) in RT |
| Method |
PCR |
| Schedule |
57 working days |
| Indication |
Exposure to ticks. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
Positive results indicate RMSF organism is present. |
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| * S16040 |
Rodenticide (Anticoagulant) Screen |
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| Specimen |
5 ml serum or
20 grams stomach content or bait or
10 grams frozen unfixed liver |
| Method |
HPLC confirmed by TLC |
| Schedule |
1014 working days |
| Indication |
Detects the presence of Brodifacoum, Bromadialone, Chlorofacinone, Coumachlor, Dicoumarol,
Diphacinone, Pindone and Warfarin. |
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| * S16710 |
Rotavirus Antigen |
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| Specimen |
2 g fresh feces or fecal swab |
| Method |
ELISA, PCR or EM (method depends on species) |
| Schedule |
1014 working days |
| Indication |
Diarrhea, etc. |
Interpretive Guidelines |
Positive results indicate active infection with rotavirus. |
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