Instructions for Completing a Test Requisition Form

A test requisition form must be submitted for each patient. If multiple specimens are submitted on one patient which require separate transportation conditions, please use separate biohazard bags and forms.

OB/GYN Infectious Disease Test Requisition Form

Ordering Physician/Laboratory

All ordering physicians must provide complete information, including the NPI number and/or UPIN #, the first time a specimen is submitted. Once that physician is added to our database, the physician’s name, office location and MDL Account # are sufficient.

Patient Information

Please complete all of the following information in this section. Not only is it important for positive patient identification, but also for billing purposes.

  • Patient Name
  • Sex
  • Mailing Address
  • SSN
  • Date of Birth
  • Phone Number

Billing Information

One billing option must be checked. If no information is provided, the patient will be billed directly. If submitting third party information, either complete all areas or simply attach a photocopy of the front and back of the patients insurance card. Be sure to include appropriate diagnosis codes when submitting specimens for third party billing patients.

Specimen Information

The date of collection is a very important, often overlooked piece of information. If the actual transport time exceeds the recommended time frame, then the integrity of the results may be compromised. It is also essential in determining the order of specimens in serial testing. Please identify the source of any specimen other than blood. This is particularly important for biopsies and body fluids.

Finally...

Don’t forget to indicate all tests being ordered on the Test Requisition!