Get Microsoft Powerpoint - Prenatal Request Form Mwt200612v2ppt - Labs Gosh Nhs

Filling out the Microsoft PowerPoint - Prenatal Request Form MWT200612v2ppt is essential for ensuring that prenatal and genetic testing requests are processed effectively. This guide will provide clear instructions for each section of the form to help users complete it by following easy-to-understand steps.

Follow the steps to complete the prenatal request form accurately.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your document editor.
2. Begin by entering the patient's surname and first name in the designated fields at the top of the form.
3. Fill in the lab reference number, date and time collected, date of birth, and NHS number. Ensure all details are accurate to prevent any processing delays.
4. Indicate the sex of the patient and provide any genetic or hospital numbers as required.
5. Specify the date and time the sample was received at the lab and provide the reason for referral, including any relevant clinical details and previous genetic investigations.
6. Enter the patient's address and postcode, followed by the GP’s name and address.
7. Select whether the request is NHS or private and fill in the referring consultant's name along with the address for the report.
8. Include a contact number for further inquiries related to the referral.
9. Choose the appropriate prenatal tests by marking the related options such as CVS, amniotic fluid, or solid tissue tests. Specify any known sex if applicable and provide details about the size of NT and gestation at sampling.
10. If there are needs for sensitive disposal of products of conception or fetal/placental samples, ensure to indicate this clearly on the form.
11. Confirm that consent for testing and possible storage has been obtained as per lab requirements.
12. Review all the entered information for accuracy before proceeding to save, download, print, or share the completed form.

Complete your prenatal request form online to ensure a smooth process for your genetic testing.