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Is the laboratory required to identify organisms irrespective of the anatomic site?

April 26, 2017anatomic identify irrespective laboratory organisms site

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Is the laboratory required to identify organisms irrespective of the anatomic site?

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• No, there are certain laboratories that process specimens from specific anatomic sites like blood, CSF, etc. They are not required to identify organisms that originate from a body site that would not be routinely cultured by their laboratory.