Hello Histonet,
How do other labs test and verify the percent grade of alcohols and what is the
assumed percent grade of reagent alcohol? We use recycled alcohols but today
based on not having reagent grade we used 97% tested recycled as our flush.
The reasoning behind this was that Reagent
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Rhonda Ford, Histology Lab
Henry County Hospital
1000 North 16th Street
New Castle, IN 47362
(765) 521-1148
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I have a question about billing practices for special stains and IHC. We have
a single billing code for all of our group 1 special stains. (88312). For
example, if you order an AFB, GMS and PASF, it would bill as 88312 x 3. How
does everyone else bill in this scenario? We are being told
Hi Ryan,
Reagent grade alcohol can be purchased in different percentages such as 50% to
100%, etc. It depends on what you purchase.Reagent alcohol is simply a
blend of three different alcohols, ethanol, methanol, and isopropyl and is
created using a formula that is stated by the federal
I would add to that once you open any alcohol and pour it or recap it poorly it
will begin to absorb water from the rrom and the percentage is not 100%. We
use a hygrometer and even freshly opened alcohols lose to 1 to 4% on purity
very quickly. We live in a humid climate and some are much
Hi,
I am interested. Would you please send me more information?
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Thank you,
Claudia N. Segovia
Senior Neurohistologist
Antibody Specialist
NeuroScience Associates
10915 Lake Ridge Drive
Knoxville, TN 37934
865-675-2245
csego...@nsalabs.com
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They may be referring to a separate CDM (Charge Description Master) each of
which would then have the same CPT code attached. This would make it possible
to put the stain name on a bill rather than the more generic CPT description.
We don't go to the length of creating a CDM for each stain.
?If you still have these very interested in knowing what you are asking.
Thanks in advance
Kimberly Marshall H.T.(ASCP)
Histology/Lab Supervisor
Toll Free 1-800-426-2099
Fax 801-584-5104
PO Box 17580
Salt Lake City, Utah 84107
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