Used to keep an organism alive during transport to the laboratory

Testing for the specific antibody that is produced to fight a surface antigen 

Tightly coiled, spiral-shaped bacteria are called

You are working in a PCP office that routinely performs work-related drug screenings. Describe four methods that may be used to ensure that the urine sample has not been adulterated.

The average person produces approximately 1500mL of urine each day. 

What type of urine testing usually requires a temperature-sensitive strip on the outside of the container?

Hematuria is the presence of intact red blood cells in the urine.

What type of urine collection is commonly used for routine testing of metabolic abnormalities and is the most commonly done?

You are examining a patient’s urinalysis report.  Which of the following factors is normal?

What urine collection technique requires a nurse or trained medical assistant to collect the specimen?