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This screen allows you to view/add/edit the specimen list.

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  • Specimen Code: Is usually used for an abbreviation of the specimen.
  • Description: The full name/description of the specimen.
  • Standard Code: Can be used as an identifier for an external system (e.g. SNOMED).
  • Synonyms: Synonyms are alternate names that can be associated with specimens for searching purposes.
  • Hospital List: If "Y" (checked), this specimen is present in the hospital's list of specimens.

To add a new specimen, click on the Add Specimen button.

To edit a specimen, select it from the grid and click the Edit Specimen button.

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Specimen Setup

The Specimen Setup screen is where you define the sample types accepted throughout both VetView Labs and Hospital.  In addition to the specimen types, you can also define the allowed containers for specimens, the conditions of each specimen, and the gross anatomical site from which a specimen can be drawn (optional.)

Specimen Tab

All of the existing specimens in the system will load on the tab when you first open this screen.  You can sort by the columns, scroll through the list using the pagination, or search by the specimen code or standard code.  You can also filter out inactive specimens.  

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Edit Specimen

Select a row and click on Edit Specimen to modify an existing one, or double click a row to open the edit specimen window.

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Add Specimen

Clicking on the Add Specimen button will open a blank Edit Specimen window.

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FieldDescription
Active FlagIndicates that this specimen is active and available in the system.  By default, all specimens are available on the Labs side when they are active.
Hospital ListIndicates that this specimen should also be available on the Hospital request list.  (Specimens for the hospital can be restricted under Catalog setup, if there are certain tests that can only contain one type of specimen.)
Specimen CodeThe name of the specimen as it will appear in drop down menus.
DescriptionAdditional information about this specimen, such as more details of the location, or how it should be prepared
SynonymsAny common words that can be used as an equivalent for this specimen.  For example, "Saliva" may have a synonym of "spit" to ensure that both key word look ups return the same specimen. Each specimen can support as many synonyms as necessary.  Synonyms can also be removed if they will not longer be used.
Last Updated DateThe last date that this Specimen was modified.
Last Updated ByThe last user who made changes to this specimen and saved them.
Save ButtonSaves the changes to the specimen and applies them through the system, then closes the window.
Cancel ButtonCancels the changes and does not apply them, and then closes the window. 


Container Setup Tab

Condition Setup

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