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HelpTest Code FNTSC FENTANYL SCREEN, URINE
Additional Codes
| Software | Test Code |
|---|---|
| SoftID | FNTSC |
| EPIC | LAB20317 |
Performing Laboratory
NorDx Laboratories
Useful For
Screening assay to detect Fentanyl in urine
Positive test results are presumptive and are not confirmed.
Method Name
Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA)
Reference Values
Not Detected
EIA cutoff concentration: 1 ng/mL
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Days and Times Test Performed
Monday through Friday
Report Available
1 Day
Specimen Type
Urine, Random
Preferred Container
Urine Cup
Preferred Volume
Urine, Random: 25 mL (Urine Cup)
Minimum Volume
Urine, Random: 10 mL (Urine Cup)
Specimen Collection and Handling
Collect random urine and send refrigerated in a clean, non-sterile urine container.
Click here to view the Urine Aliquoting Guide for Processing
Specimen Stability Information
Specimen Type: Urine, Random
Frozen: 3 Months
Refrigerated: 7 Days
Room Temp: 2 Days
Add On Capable
Yes
Advance Beneficiary Notice Requirements
This test, when ordered on Medicare patients, is subject to the National Coverage Determination (NCD) policies. Please verify that the diagnosis code (ICD code) you have chosen demonstrates medical necessity for the test as documented in the physician’s patient record. The CMS web site is available to assist you with this verification. A properly executed Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN) must be submitted with the specimen if medical necessity is not demonstrated by the ICD code chosen.
CPT Code Information
|
CPT Code |
CPT Description |
CPT Disclaimer |
|---|---|---|
| 80307 | Drug Test, Presumptive Screening, By Instrument Chemistry (i.e Immunoassay, Chromatography, and Mass Spectrometry) |
Performing Laboratory Location
NorDx Laboratories
Clinical Significance
This test is intended for clinical monitoring and management of patients. It is not intended for non-medical use such as employment of forensic testing.
Specific gravity, pH, creatinine and oxidants will be performed and reported at no additional charge to identify potential adulteration of the urine specimen.