What are the consequences of insufficient specimen in a clinical laboratory

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CONSEQUENCES OF INSUFFICIENT SPECIMEN IN A CLINICAL LABORATARY

Specimen collection is a clinical procedure that is clinically designed for the safe and scientific diagnosis of a clinical condition.

Sufficient amount of specimen in the laboratary is a crucial factor for the proper sampling and diagnosis of a condition.

The main consequences :
proper amount of sample is not collected for a particular test that it actually needs it may result in recollection of the sample.
trouble to the patient results in repuncturing of the patient.
wastage of time, material and money
doubling of work
delay in the results
some times results in improper billing and billing errors.
error in the lab finding resulting in improper diagnosis.
the sample collected in an out patient basis is difficult to recollect that may leads to delay in result.
for the specimen to be send to other lab for diagnostic purpose, it may leads to again delay, error in result.

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