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Waived Tests

Moderate Complexity

Provider Performed Microscopy (PPMP)

FORMS

Forms Library

Formulary (Approved Tests)

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

New Test Implementation

QC Data Tools

COMPETENCY ASSESSMENTS

Online Competency Testing

Provider Performed Microscopy (PPMP)

TRAINING & EDUCATION

Orientation & Training

AccuChek Inform Resources

REPORTS

Test Site Manager (TSM)


OTHER

Lab Accreditation Certificates

Point of Care CLIA Certificates

Joint Commission Standards (CAMH)


CONTACTS

POC Coordinators

David Shumate, MT(Hospital)

Peggy Mann, MT (Clinics)

TBD, (RMCHP Clinics)

Director, Point of Care Testing
John Petersen, PhD

TJC Waived Testing Chapter Lead
Richard Patterson

POCT Formulary & Supply Ordering

Formulary

The POCT Formulary is a list of the approved point of care tests within the UTMB Health System and the purpose for which the tests may be used.

For a print version click here:  POCT Formulary

Tests are divided by category of complexity (Waived, Moderate, PPM).

Supply Ordering Information

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Waived Test Menu

TEST (CPT CODE)

DEVICE/TEST KIT

USAGE

PURPOSE

Blood Glucose (82962)

Roche Accuchek Inform

Roche Accudata GTS/GTS Plus

Roche Advantage

Bayer Contour

Screening and
Monitoring

Monitoring of blood glucose levels

CLOtest (87077QW)

Delta West CLOtest (TriMed)

Screening

Presumptive identification of H. pylori in gastric biopsy tissue

Creatinine (82565QW)

Abbott i-Stat CREA Cartridge

Screening

Quantitative measurement of creatinine in whole blood

Fecal Occult Blood
(
82270; 82272 )

Helena Coloscreen

Smith-KleinDiagnostics Hemoccult

PSS Select Occult Blood Test (Helena)

Screening

Detection of blood in feces (colorectal cancer screening)

HCG (Urine) (81025)

Wampole Signify

StanBio True

Genzyme Contrast

Genzyme Card

Diagnostic

Diagnosis of pregnancy  by Visual color comparison

Hemoglobin (85018QW)

HemoCue

HemoCue 201+

HemoPoint H2

Screening and
Diagnostic

Measures hemoglobin level in whole blood

Hemoglobin A1C (83036QW)

Siemens DCA 2000

Siemens DCA Vantage

Monitoring

Monitoring the long-term care of people with diabetes

Lipid Profile (80061QW, 82465QW 83718QW, 84460QW, 84478QW)

AST (84450QW)

Cholestech LDX

Monitoring Measures total cholesterol, HDL, Triglycerides, and ALT in whole blood.

Quantitative determination of AST in whole blood.

Microalbumin (82044QW, 82570QW)

Bayer Diagnostics/ MICROALBUSTIX™

Screening

Semi-quantitative measurement of microablumin in urine for the detection of patients at risk for developing kidney damage

pH - Body Fluids (83986QW)

Various

Screening

pH detection in body fluids

Prothrombin Time (85610QW)

Roche Coachuchek XS

Screening and
Monitoring

Screening for congenital deficiencies of Factors II, V, VII, X; screen for deficiency of prothrombin; evaluate heparin, coumadin or warfarin effect; screen for Vitamin K deficiency

Rapid Influenza (87804QW)

Quidel QuickVue:

Influenza A+B

Influenza A and B

Screening and Diagnostic

Qualitative detection of influenza type A and type B antigens from nasal specimens

Spun Microhematocrit (85013)

Microhematocrit centrifuge

Separation Technologies HemataCheck

Screening

Screen or diagnose anemia

Strep A (87880QW)

Genzyme OSOM Ultra

Screening and
Diagnostic

Aid in the diagnosis of strep throat, tonsillitis

UA Dipstick (81002)

Roche Chemstrip SG

Siemens Multistix 10SG

Roche Chemstrip® Micral Test Strips

Bayer Clinitest ™ Tablets

Screening

Monitor/diagnose various diseases/conditions, such as diabetes, the state of the kidney or urinary tract, and urinary tract infections

UA Dipstick - Bilirubin (81003QW)

Bayer Clinitek 50

Screening

Screening for diseases and conditions, such as diabetes, the state of the kidney or urinary tract, and urinary tract infections

 

PROVIDER PERFORMED MICROSCOPY PROCEDURES (PPMP)

PROCEDURE (CPT CODE)

INSTRUMENT

DIAGNOSTIC

Fecal Leukocytes (89055)

Brightfield  microscope

Detection of WBC’s in feces smears provides useful information prior to the isolation of the etiological agent which can take hours to isolate.

Fern Test (Q0114)

Brightfield  microscope

To detect premature leakage of amniotic fluid from fetal membranes

KOH Preps (Q0112)

Brightfield or Phase microscope

Positive result indicates fungal infection.

Nasal Smear (89190)

Brightfield microscope

Presence of eosinophils

Pinworm Ova (Q0113)

Brightfield microscope

Diagnosis of seatworm or pinworm causing human enterobiasis or oxyuriasis

Post-coital direct (Q0115)

Brightfield microscope

Qualitative examination of vaginal or cervical mucous

Semen Analysis (G0027)

Brightfield or phase microscope

Presence and/or motility of sperm, including Huhner

Urinalysis by dipstick or tablet reagent, non-automated, with microscopy (81000)

Brightfield or phase microscope

Diagnosis of infections and renal glomerular and tubular diseases

Urinalysis, microscopic only (81005)

Brightfield or phase microscope

Diagnosis of infections and renal glomerular and tubular diseases

Wet mounts (Q0111)

Brightfield microscope

Diagnosis of some infections such as Trichomonas

 

MODERATE COMPLEXITY TESTS

(Tests performed under Pathology Clinical Services CLIA and CAP)

TEST

DEVICE/TEST KIT

USAGE

PURPOSE

ACT

ITC Hemochron 401

ITC Hemochron 801

ITC Hemochron Response

Monitoring

Used to monitor heparin therapy and adjust heparin dosage

Clinitest (stool)

Bayer Clinitest ™ Tablets

Screening

Screening for several abnormalities, such as glycosuria, other reducing sugars or substances, etc.

Co-ox Panel

AVOX 4000

Monitoring

Used in the assessment of oxygen transport.

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