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Test Referenced | Entry Type | Mayo ID | Description | Reporting Description | Method | Collection Container | Temperature | Stability | [NAME] | Unit of Measure | [NAME] | Minimum Volume | Reject Due To | Reference Values | Days/Times Performed | Analytic Time | Maximum Lab Time | CPT Units | CPT Code | LOINC® Code | LOINC® Attributes | Always Performed | Orderable Separately | Performing Location
VIRNR | Test | VIRNR | Viral Culture, Non-Respiratory | Viral Culture, Non Respiratory | All routine viral cultures are inoculated into cell culture tubes for viral detection. Most common specimens received for routine testing include body fluid, ocular, rectal, spinal fluid, and stool. A rapid (16-hour incubation) shell vial cell culture assay will be inoculated when specimens are designated for herpes simplex virus (HSV) or cytomegalovirus (CMV) detection or as appropriate for source indicated. | Varies: Var |  |  |  |  | Blood*, bone marrow*, lymph node tissue, dermal, genital, oral, synovial fluid or urine** specimen is not acceptable for viral culture. For dermal or oral specimens for hand-foot-and-mouth disease or enterovirus, clearly indicate "enterovirus" on request. For dermal specimens on neonates (<1 month), clearly indicate "neonate for culture" on request. 1. For requests for cytomegalovirus on bone marrow or urine specimen, see: [NAME] (CMV), Molecular Detection, PCR 2. For requests for herpes simplex virus/varicella-zoster virus on genital or dermal specimen, see: a. LHSV/80575 Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV), Molecular Detection, PCR [NAME], Molecular Detection, PCR c. VDER/82048 Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) and Varicella-Zoster Virus ([NAME]), Molecular Detection, PCR, Dermal   *Blood, lymph node tissue, and bone marrow specimens are unproductive and frequently toxic in culture. Most molecular methods are appropriate for these specimen types. See individual real-time PCR assay test descriptions. **Urine is acceptable only for mumps culture (see below); specimen must clearly indicate "MUMPS" to ensure proper handling and test setup.   Forms: If not ordering electronically, submit a Microbiology Request Form (Supply T244) with the specimen.  [NAME] source is required.   Specimen Type: Body fluid Container/Tube: Sterile container [NAME]: 1 mL   Specimen Type: Ocular or rectal Container/Tube: Dacron-tipped swab with plastic handle (Supply T507) [NAME]: Swab Collection Instructions: Place swab in M5 viral transport media. Additional Information: Swab with a wood handle has been shown to be toxic to some viruses and is not acceptable for culture.   Specimen Type: Spinal fluid Container/Tube: Sterile vial [NAME]: 1 mL   Specimen Type: Stool Container/Tube: Sterile container [NAME]: 5-10 g   Specimen Type: Tissue Sources: Brain, colon, kidney, liver, etc. Container/Tube: Sterile container with 1 to 2 mL of sterile saline or multi-microbe medium (M5) (Supply T484) [NAME]: Entire collection   Specimen Type: [NAME] (for mumps only) Container/Tube: Sterile container [NAME]: 0.5 mL | Body Fluid or Spinal Fluid: 1 mL | Hemolysis	NA Thawing	NA Lipemia	NA Icterus	NA Other	Swab with wood handle; blood, bone marrow, [NAME], dermal, genital, oral, or urine specimen | Negative If positive, virus is identified. | Monday through Sunday; Varies | 14 days | 15 days | 1 | 87252 |  |  |  |  | Rochester
VIRNR | [NAME] | VARIES | Varies |  |  |  | Refrigerated | 7 days
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VIRNR | Result | VIRNR | Viral Culture, Non Respiratory | Viral Culture, Non Respiratory | Alphanumeric |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | In Process