Get Informed Consentrefusal For Genetic Testing - Labcorp

Filling out the Informed Consent/Refusal for Genetic Testing form is an essential step in understanding your genetic health. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to ensure you can easily and confidently complete the form online, empowering you with the knowledge you need.

Follow the steps to fill out the Informed Consent/Refusal form successfully.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Informed Consent/Refusal for Genetic Testing form and open it in your document editor.
2. Read through the detailed purpose section of the form where you will input the specific genetic condition or disease associated with the DNA test you are undergoing. Make sure to provide accurate and clear information.
3. Acknowledge that the test will be performed on a small sample of blood, confirming your understanding of the procedure.
4. Fill in your family history and ethnic background. This information is crucial for the laboratory to interpret your test results accurately; ensure you provide as much detail as possible.
5. Understand that the results may indicate whether you are a carrier of a genetic condition, and consider consulting with a healthcare professional for further interpretation if needed.
6. Recognize that not finding a mutation or alteration does not eliminate the possibility of being a carrier. Complete the section discussing limitations of the testing.
7. Review the section regarding potential discovery of familial relationships, and ensure you understand the implications of such findings.
8. Sign and date the form under the section indicating your consent or refusal for genetic testing, ensuring you understand the consequences of your decision.
9. Complete the information for the healthcare provider who will be receiving the test results. This ensures that your results are shared with the appropriate medical professional.
10. Once you have filled in all necessary sections, review the form carefully for accuracy. After confirming all entries are correct, you may save the changes, download the document, print it for your records, or share it with your healthcare provider.

Begin your journey by completing the Informed Consent/Refusal form for Genetic Testing online today.