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Biomarkers · Chemical

OraRisk HPV

Also listed as
serum potassium, k, plasma potassium, OraRisk<sup>&reg;</sup> HPV, OraRisk® HPV
Tests that measure OraRisk HPV
Quest Diagnostics 1

Tests

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Quest Diagnostics 1 test

Single-analyte tests

  • OraRisk® HPV 90562

    5 mL oral rinse using special OraRisk® HPV kit · Fasting not stated

    Method and collection
    Method
    Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
    Collection
    1. Open collection supplies and visually inspect contents. Proceed only if saline is clear, colorless and sealed. 2. SWISH and GARGLE with the saline for 30 seconds and then EXPECTORATE into the funneled collection tube. 3. Pour the preservative into the funneled collection tube. 4. Remove (and discard) the funnel then seal collection tube with red-cap. 5. Print patient name and date of birth on the provided barcode labels. Affix one label lengthwise onto the collection tube. The second label is for office use. 6. Place sealed collection tube into the plastic zip seal specimen bag with absorbent pad. 7. Seal specimen bag and place it INTO the kit box. Close and seal box. 8. Store at room temperature until Quest logistics pick up. Discard FedEx shipping envelope if utilizing Quest logistics. Frozen Tissue: Fresh tissue should be frozen on dry ice within 1 hour of collection. Frozen tissue must remain frozen at all times. Freeze/thaw will affect specimen integrity and may lead to erroneous lab results. Ship specimens Mon-Fri to arrive by 2:00 pm on Friday on dry ice.
    Reference notes
    Not detected
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