Two specimens for James Smith were delivered to a hospital laboratory from the same client facility. Upon investigation, it is discovered that the physician's office did see two patients who are both named James Smith. What other information should have been available to help distinguish these specimens? (Choose all that apply)A) Unique identifier numberB) Laboratory accession numberC) Patient's date of birthD) Patient's insurance information
What will be an ideal response?
A, C
Two identifiers are needed for every specimen collected. In addition to the patient's name, the date of birth should appear on the specimen. A unique patient identifier number may also appear on the label.
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