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Name: Name of the lab test that will be sent to the laboratory.
Order ID: Unique identifier for the lab test; to be used for test identification by the reference lab.
Order Addition: An additional metadata field which can be leveraged for orders or labels.
Specimen Container: The required container into which a sample must be collected for the given test. If a lab panel consists of tests with different container types, each container will need to be verified during data collection.
Reference Range: Acceptable non-numeric test result range used only for eligibility determination. Ranges provided by the reference lab will never be overridden by this field.
Reference Range Low: Acceptable low test result limit used only for eligibility determination. Limits provided by the reference lab will never be overridden by this field.
Reference Range High: Acceptable high test result limit used only for eligibility determination. Limits provided by the reference lab will never be overridden by this field.
Units: Defines the expected units of returned results for organizational purposes. Units provided by the reference lab will never be overridden by this field.
Sex (Both, Male, Female): Defines the gender(s) for which the lab test applies. If a subject does not match the expected sex for a test, the test will be omitted from the order files for that subject.
Result Type (Coded, Numeric, Text, GreaterThan, LessThan, Range): Defines the expected test result data type for organizational purposes. Result data type provided by the reference lab will never be overridden by this field.
Category: Defines the nature of the sample (i.e. urine, blood, serum) to be collected for the given test. Only tests that share the same category may be added to a given lab panel.
SI Conversion Factor: Converts units of measurement when results must be reported in a different manner than the reference laboratory’s convention. This is for reference only and not currently used in reports.
SI Units: Units to be reported when converting to measurement units other than those defined by the reference laboratory. . This is for reference only and not currently used in reports.
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Edit a Lab Test
All lab test fields may be edited at any time. If a lab test has been leveraged as part of a study-specific panel in the Lab > Configure component, edits made in the Administration > Sites component will push through to the study-specific setup. This means that the global lab interface compendium always serves as the ‘source of truth’.
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