T |
Taenia solium - Antibody Detection
See: Parasite Serology
|
| Taenia spp. -
Identification/Confirmation in Referred Sample
See: Parasite Examination, Intestinal and Parasite
Identification
|
|
Tetanus
See: Clostridium tetani
|
|
Toxcariasis (Toxocara spp.; Visceral/Ocular Larva Migrans)
- Antibody Detection
See: Parasite Serology
|
|
Toxic shock
See: Staphylococcus aureus (toxic shock)
and Streptococcus, group A (toxic shock)
|
| Toxoplasma gondii
- IgM and IgG Antibody Detection
Methodology: Indirect fluorescent antibody for
IgG, Enzyme immunoassay for IgM
Restrictions: Contact Infectious Disease Epidemiology
Prevention and Control at (651) 201-5414 or (877) 676-5414 before
requesting this test.
Fee Sticker: Not required
Specimen: Serum, adults (3 ml)
Serum, children (0.5 ml)
Ocular fluid (0.1 ml. of neat fluid, no washings
Shipping: Ship at refrigeration temperature.
Turnaround: Not available
Comments: Sent to CDC
This disease must be reported to MDH as required by State Rule 4605.7040
|
| Treponema pallidum
- Antibody Confirmation
Methodology: Indirect fluorescent antibody
Restrictions: Contact Infectious Disease Epidemiology
Prevention and Control at (651) 201-5414 or (877) 676-5414 before
requesting this test.
Fee Sticker: Not required
Specimen: Serum (1 ml)
Shipping: Ship at refrigeration temperature.
Turnaround: 2 working days of specimen receipt
Comments: MDH will confirm screening results for
syphilis. Other cases may apply, please call (651) 201-5414
This disease must be reported to MDH as required by State Rule 4605.7040
|
|
Treponema pallidum - Antibody Detection
Methodology: Non-treponemal Reagin antibody by
slide flocculation immunoassay
Restrictions: MDH no longer performs screening
tests for syphilis. MDH will confirm positive syphilis screening
results performed at another lab. Contact Infectious Disease Epidemiology
Prevention and Control at (651) 201-5414 or (877) 676-5414 before
requesting this
Fee Sticker: Required
Specimen: Serum (1 ml)
Shipping: Ship at refrigeration temperature.
Turnaround: 1 working day of specimen receipt
This disease must be reported to MDH as required by State Rule 4605.7040
|
|
Trichinella spiralis/Trichinosis - Antibody Detection
See: Parasite Serology
|
|
Trypanosoma brucei spp. - Antibody Detection
See: Parasite Serology
|
| Trypanosoma brucei spp.
- Detection in Clinical Samples
Methodology: Microscopic Examination
Restrictions: None
Fee Sticker: Required
Specimen: Thick and thin blood films - 3 sets,
air-dry
EDTA blood tube - filled
CSF - as much as possible
Shipping: Ship at room temperature. Transport EDTA
blood and CSF to lab as soon as possible.
Transport slides in protective holder.
Turnaround: Within 1 working day of specimen receipt
Comments: Trypomastigotes are present in the blood
in largest numbers during febrile periods. Examination of multiple
daily blood samples may be necessary for detection.
|
|
Trypanosoma brucei spp. - Identification/Confirmation in Referred Specimen
Methodology: Microscopic Examination
Restrictions: None
Fee Sticker: Not required
Specimen: Thick and thin blood films - stained
or unstained
Shipping: Ship at room temperature.
Transport slides in protective holder.
Turnaround: Within 1 working day of specimen receipt
|
| Trypanosoma cruzi - Antibody Detection
See: Parasite Serology
|
|
Trypanosoma cruzi - Detection in Clinical Samples
Methodology: Microscopic Examination
Restrictions: None
Fee Sticker: Required
Specimen: Thick and thin blood films - 3 sets,
air-dry
EDTA blood tube - filled
Tissue imprints, dried
Lesion exudate smears, dried
Shipping: Ship at room temperature.
Transport slides in protective holder.
Turnaround: Usually within 1 working day of specimen
receipt
|
|
Trypanosoma cruzi - Identification/Confirmation in Referred Specimen
Methodology: Microscopic Examination
Restrictions: None
Fee Sticker: Not required
Specimen: Thick and thin blood films - stained
or unstained
Shipping: Ship at room temperature.
Transport slides in protective holder.
Turnaround: Usually within 1 working day of specimen
receipt
|
|
Trypanosomiasis, African
See: Trypanosoma brucei spp.
|
|
Trypanosomiasis, American
See: Trypanosoma cruzi
|
|
Tuberculosis
See: Mycobacterium tuberculosis Complex
|
|
Tularemia
See: Francisella tularensis
|