VISTA ORDER ENTRY GUIDE
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1 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 1 of 8 VISTA ORDER ENTRY GUIDE OPTION Abdominal fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Peritoneal Fluid Abdominal abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abdominal Abscess Abdominal drain CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Abdominal swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Peritoneal Swab Abdominal wound Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Ascitic fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Ascitic Fluid Aspirates Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Aspirate Abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Aspirate Acetabulum Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Amniotic fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Amniotic Fluid Anal abscess Stool/Rectal/Other GI Perirectal Abscess/Rectal abscess Anal swab Stool/Rectal/Other GI Rectal Swab Aneurysm Tissue, Clot/Thrombus - Ankle swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Anterior chamber Eye/Ear Anterior/Aqueous Chamber Aortic valve Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Heart Valve Appendix Tissue/Biopsy/Bone GI Tract Tissue Aqueous fluid Eye/Ear Anterior/Aqueous Chamber Arm skin swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Art line tip Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Intravascular Catheter Tip Axilla Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Axillary lymph node Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Lymph Node Tissue Antral washing Respiratory Antral Washing Auger suction Respiratory Endotracheal Aspirate BacT/Alert bottles (Pre -inoculatednot blood) Specific specimen type Comment field-received in BacT/Alert bottle BAL/BAL Wash Respiratory BAL Bladder irrigation/wash Urine Bladder Irrigation Wash Bartholin cyst/abscess Genital Bartholin Cyst Bile CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Bile Blister/Bullae Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Blood Blood Blood C&S (includes yeast) Blood MAI Blood Blood for AFB Blood Fungus (not candida/yeast) Blood Blood For Fungal Culture Boil Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Bone graft Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Bone Graft Bone marrow Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Marrow Bowel abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abdominal Abscess Bowel contents Stool/Rectal/Other GI Stool Bowel swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Peritoneal Swab Brain abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Brain Abscess
2 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 2 of 8 OPTION Brain cyst fluid Wound/Skin/Abscess Brain Abscess Brain shunt fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids CSF,from Shunt Reservoir Brain shunt tip Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Prostheses Brain tissue/biopsy Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Brain Tissue Breast milk CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Breast swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound or Skin Swab Breast tissue Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Bronchial aspirate/wash Respiratory Bronchial Wash Bronch brush Respiratory Bronchial Brush Buccal abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Buccal mucosa Respiratory Mouth/Oral Swab Burn Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Bursa CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Joint Aspirate Buttock Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Biopsy (site unknown) Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Calf Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound or Skin Swab Carbuncle Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Catheter tip, ventricular Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Shunt/Reservoir Catheter tip, triple lumen Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Intravascular Catheter Tip Caecum Tissue/Biopsy/Bone GI Tract Biopsy Canaliculi Eye/Ear Lacrimal Sac/Canaliculi Calyx Urine Nephrostomy Tube Cellulitis Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Cervix Genital Endocervical Swab Cheek Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Chest Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Chest tube drain CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Chest tube site Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Exit Site Swab Chin Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Claggett window (or Pleural window) Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Clot/Thrombus Tissue, Clot/Thrombus - Coccyx swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Colon Biopsy Stool/Rectal/Other GI GI Tract Biopsy Colonic aspirate/swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Abdominal Abscess Colostomy drain Stool/Rectal/Other GI Ostomy Drainage Colostomy site Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Exit Site Swab Common bile duct CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Bile Conjunctiva Eye/Ear Conjunctiva Contact lens solution Eye/Ear Contact Lens Solution Cord swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Corneal scraping ulcer Eye/Ear Corneal Scraping CSF CSF/Dialysates/Fluids CSF CSF Drainage CSF/Dialysates/Fluids CSF Drainage CSF shunt CSF/Dialysates/Fluids CSF, from Shunt Reservoir
3 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 3 of 8 OPTION CSF ventricular CSF/Dialysates/Fluids CSF, Ventricular Fluid CSF VP shunt Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Shunt/Reservoir Cul-de-sac Genital Cul-de-sac Currettings (uterine) Genital Intrauterine CVP catheter tip Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Intravascular Catheter Tip CVP line Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Intravascular Catheter Tip Cyst Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Cyst fluid Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Decubitus ulcer Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Dental abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Diabetic ulcer Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Donor Corneal Ring Eye/Ear Donor Corneal Ring Drain fluid/swab CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Dukes irrigation CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Duodenal fluid/aspirate Stool/Rectal/Other GI GI Tract Biopsy Ear swab Eye/Ear Ear, External Ear auricular Eye/Ear Ear, Internal Ear canal Eye/Ear Ear, Internal Ear externa Eye/Ear Ear, External Elbow fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Joint Aspirate Empyema CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Pleural Fluid Endocervical Genital Endocervical Endometrium/swab/fluid Genital Endometrium/Swab/Fluid Endometrium tissue Genital Endometrium Tissue Endotracheal aspirate Respiratory Endotracheal Aspirate Epididymis Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Epidural fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids CSF Episiotomy Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Esophagus biopsy Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Esophageal brushing/biopsy Esophagus Brushing/Biopsy - Exit-PD Swab, PD Exit Site - Exit site-cath/hick scl. Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Exit Site Swab Eye lid Eye/Ear Lid Eye (foreign body)-cornea Eye/Ear Donor Corneal Ring Eye swab Eye/Ear Conjunctiva Eye aspirate Eye/Ear Vitreous/Aqueous Anterior/Aqueous EPS Expressed Prostatic Secretions - Face Skin Skin Swab Face Abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Fallopian tube swab/tissue Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Fascia lata Fascia Lata - Femoral head/bone Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Femur Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Femoral graft Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Vascular Graft
4 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 4 of 8 OPTION Fibula/bone Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Finger Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Abscess Finger nail Skin Scrapings Free -text: Specific specimen type Fistula Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Foot Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Foreign body (eye) Eye/Ear Donor Corneal Ring G-tube drain CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid G-tube site Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Exit Site Swab Gall bladder swab/tissue Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Gall Bladder Tissue Gas gangrene Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Gastric aspirate (neonates only) Gastric Aspirate (neonate) - Gortex (graft) Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Vascular Graft Graft (femoral) Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Vascular Graft Groin Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Groin (from 5NU aneuryms/femoral Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab graft) Hair Skin Scrapings Free text: Specific specimen type Hand Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Head Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Heart Tissue Tissue Free text: Specific specimen type Heart Valve Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Heart Valve Hematoma Tissue, Clot/Thrombus - Hemovac fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage fluid Hip Capsule Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Hip swab Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Hip joint Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Hydrocele Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Aspirate Hemodialysis line swab Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Hemodialysis Line Swab Ileoconduit Urine Ileal Conduit Ileostomy drain Stool/Rectal/Other GI Ostomy Drainage Ileum biopsy Stool/Rectal/Other GI GI Tract Biopsy Iliac crest Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Ilium Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Incision Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Ischiorectal abscess Stool/Rectal/Other GI Perirectal/Rectal Abscess Ischium Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Intrauterine Genital Intrauterine Intrauterine device IUD - Intravascular catheter tip Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Intravascular Catheter Tip IV site Grafts/Tips/IV Lines IV Site Swab Jackson Pratt (JP) CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Jejunal Drain CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Joint fluid/aspirate CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Joint Aspirate Joint swab Tissue Free text: Specific specimen type
5 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 5 of 8 OPTION Knee swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Knee fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Joint Aspirate Knee joint swab Tissue Free text: Specific specimen type Labia Genital Vaginal Swab Lacrimal duct/sac/canaliculi Eye/Ear Lacrimal Sac/Canaliculi Larynx Tissue Free text: Specific specimen type Leg Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Line swab site Grafts/Tips/IV Lines IV Site Swab Lingula Respiratory BAL Lid Eye/Ear Lid Lip Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound or Skin Swab Liver aspirate Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Liver Liver abscess/tissue Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Liver Lung aspirate/fluid Respiratory Lung Needle Aspirate Lung biopsy Respiratory Lung Biopsy Lung transbronchial biopsy Respiratory Transbronchial Biopsy Lymph node Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Lymph Node Tissue Marlex mesh Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Prostheses Mastoid Eye/Ear Mastoid Mandible Tissue Free text: Specific specimen type Mediastinal tissue biopsy Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Mediastinal Tissue Mesenteric Wound/Skin/Abscess Peritoneal Swab (enter specimen type in comment field) Mitral valve Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Heart Valve Mouth Respiratory Mouth/Oral Swab Mouth abscess Respiratory Oropharyngeal Abscess Muscle biopsy Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Nail/Skin (Fungus) Skin Scrapings - Nares Respiratory Nasal Swab Nasopharyngeal Respiratory Nasopharyngeal Swab Neck Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Nose surveillance Respiratory Nasal Swab Nose/MRSA Respiratory Nasal Swab Olecranon bursa Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Oropharyngeal abscess Respiratory Oropharyngeal Abscess Osteomyelitis Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Ostomy abscess Stool/Rectal/Other GI Ostomy Drainage Ovarian cyst/abscess Genital Ovarian Cyst Pacemaker wire tip Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Pacemaker Wire Tip Palate Respiratory Mouth/Oral Pancreas Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Pancreas Tissue Pancreatic psuedocyst Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Aspirate Paracentesis CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Peritoneal Fluid PD Cannula Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Prostheses
6 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 6 of 8 OPTION PD exit site Swab, PD Exit Site - Pelvic abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Pelvic Abscess Penile discharge Genital Penis Penis Genital Penis Penrose Drain CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Perianal swab Stool/Rectal/Other GI Perirectal/Rectal Abscess Perianal abscess Stool/Rectal/Other GI Perirectal/Rectal Abscess Pericardial fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Pericardial Fluid/Swab Pericardial swab CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Pericardial Fluid/Swab Pericardial tissue Tissue Free -te xt: Specific specimen type Perineum Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Perirectal swab Stool/Rectal/Other GI Rectal Swab Perirectal Abscess Stool/Rectal/Other GI Perirectal/Rectal Abscess Peritoneal fluid (not PD) CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Peritoneal Fluid Peritoneal lavage (not PD) CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Peritoneal Fluid/Ascitic Fluid Peritoneal swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Peritoneal Swab Peritoneal Dialysate CSF/Dialysates/Fluids PD Effluent/Dialysate-Clear/Cloudy PD effluent clear/cloudy CSF/Dialysates/Fluids PD Effluent/Dialysate-Clear/Cloudy Peritonsillar abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus PID/Intra-abdominal Wound/Skin/Abscess Peritoneal Swab Pilonidal cyst/abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Placenta Genital Placenta Pleural fluid Respiratory Pleural Fluid Pleural biopsy Respiratory Pleural Biopsy Pleural window (see clagget window) Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Port -A-Cath Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Port-a-Cath Products of conception (POC) Genital Products of Conception Pre-dialysate clear/cloudy CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Predialysis Fluid-Clear/Cloudy Prostatic fluid Genital Prostatic/Seminal Fluid Prostatic tissue Genital Prostatic/Seminal Tissue Psoas abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Psoas Abscess Pus Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Pustule Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Rectal abscess/perirectal Stool/Rectal/Other GI Perirectal/Rectal Abscess Rectal biopsy Stool/Rectal/Other GI GI Tract Biopsy Rectal swab Stool/Rectal/Other GI Rectal Swab Rectal swab (GC) Stool/Rectal/Other GI Rectal Swab Rectal/Perirectal Stool/Rectal/Other GI Rectal Swab Renal cyst fluid Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Retro peritoneal tissue/swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Peritoneal Swab Sacral Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Scrapings Skin Scrapings - Scalp Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Scrotum Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab
7 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 7 of 8 OPTION Scrotal abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Semen/Seminal fluid Genital Prostatic/Seminal Fluid Sequestrium Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Shoulder swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Shoulder joint Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Sinus wash (ENT ward) Respiratory Sinus Washing Sinus swab (ENT ward) Respiratory Sinus Washing (comment:swab received Skin swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Skin swab (5NU/aneurysm/femoral Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab graft) Skin biopsy Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Skin Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Spinal aspirate Tissue Free text -spinal aspirate Spleen Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Spleen Tissue Sputum Respiratory Sputum Sternal/sternum Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound swab Stomach aspirate (neonates) Gastric aspirate (neonate) - Stool Stool Stool Subdural tissue Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Subdural Tissue Subdural fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Subdural Fluid/Pus Subdural CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Subdural Fluid/Pus Sump drain CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Swab/Skin Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Swan-Ganz catheter tip Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Intravascular Catheter Tip Synovial fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Joint Aspirate Submandibular abscess/swab Respiratory Submandibular TPN soulution TPN Solution - T-tube CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Drainage Fluid Terminal ileum Stool/Rectal/Other GI Ostomy Drainage Testicle Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Testicle abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Thigh Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Thoracentesis Respiratory Pleural Fluid Throat swab Respiratory Throat Swab Thrombus Tissue,clot/thrombus - Thumb Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Tibia Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Bone Tissue Tissue Free -text: Specific specimen type Toe Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Toe abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Tongue Respiratory Mouth/Oral Tonsil Respiratory Throat Tonsil Abscess Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus
8 Policy #MI\SPEC\ Page 8 of 8 OPTION Tracheal aspirate Respiratory Endotracheal aspirate Tracheostomy site Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Exit Site Transbronchial biopsy Respiratory Transbronchial Biopsy Tricuspid Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Heart Valve Trach bronchial wash Respiratory Trach Bronchial Washing Ulcers Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Ulcer diabetic Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Umbilical-neonate Cord/Umbilical Swab - Umbilical-adult Wound/Skin/Abscess Wound Swab Urethra Genital Urethral Swab Urine Urine Urine,MSU Urine (bladder) Urine Cystoscopy Urine catheter indwelling Urine Catheter Indwelling Urine catheter in/out Urine Catheter In/Out Urine cystoscopy Urine Cystoscopy Urine suprapubic Urine Suprapubic Urine (stoma) Urine Ileal Conduit Urine first morning/afb Urine Urine, First Morning for AFB Urine Ureter-catheter Urine Ureter Catheter Urine nephrostomy tube Urine Nephrostomy tube Uterine-cul-de-sac Genital Cul-de-sac Uterus Genital Intra-Uterine Vascular graft Tissue/Biopsy/Bone Vascular Graft Vaginal swab Genital Vaginal Swab Ventricular catheter Grafts/Tips/IV Lines Prostheses Ventricular fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids CSF, Ventricular Fluid Vesicle Wound/Skin/Abscess Abscess/Pus Vitreous fluid Eye/Ear Vitreous Fluid Vulva Genital Vaginal Swab Wound drainage (swab) (fluid) Wound/Skin/Abscess CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Wound Swab Drainage Fluid Wrist Swab Wound/Skin/Abscess Skin Swab Wrist Fluid CSF/Dialysates/Fluids Joint aspirate
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