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GC/Chlamydia Gene Amp

eD-H Order Code

LAB3555

Specimen Collection Information

Specimen Minimum Test Volume Container Special Handling
Cervical 1.0 ML  
Eye 1.0 ML  
Rectal Swab 1.0 ML  
Throat 1.0 ML  
Urethra 1.0 ML  
Urine 1.0 ML  
Vaginal 1.0 ML  

 

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Urine Collection Guide First catch (dirty) urine is preferred. Other urine sources are acceptable, however sensitivity/specificity may decrease.

Cervical and Urethral Collection Guides (use this swab if collecting from eye,
throat or rectal sources)

Vaginal Clinician Collected Guide

 

Specimen Transport Temperature

Ambient or Refrigerated

Reference Ranges / Critical Values

Assay Gender Age Range Normal Range Critical Values Units
Chlamydia trachomatis (Result) All 0 Minutes – 150 Years Negative    
Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Result) All 0 Minutes – 150 Years Negative    

Specimen Stability

14 days, urine must be put into transport within 24 hours

Additional Specimen Instructions

Sources:
Urine (collect less than 30mL). First catch (dirty) urine is preferred. Other urine sources are acceptable, however sensitivity/specificity may decrease.
Vaginal
Cervical
Urethral
Eye
Throat
Rectal
Outreach (offsite) clinics should transfer 2mL urine to the Aptima urine transport tube.
The only FDA approved specimen types for this assay are cervical, vaginal, urethral and urine. Non-FDA approved sources are eye, throat and rectal and have been internally validated.

Interpretive Data

Assay Display Interpretive Data
Chlamydia trachomatis (Result) The only FDA approved specimen types for this assay are cervical vaginal urethral and urine. Non-FDA approved sources are eye throat and rectal and have been internally validated.
Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Result) The only FDA approved specimen types for this assay are cervical vaginal urethral and urine. Non-FDA approved sources are eye throat and rectal and have been internally validated.

Day(s) Performed

Monday through Friday

CPT(s)

87591 ; 87491

Performing Lab Section

Microbiology