Gentamicin

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Overview

Department Biochemistry
Test Code GENT
Synonyms Cydomycin

Garamycin 

Turnaround Time 2 – 4hrs
Stability – Add test

Specimen Requirements

Specimen Type
Specimen Transportation
Preferred 6 mL Plain Red-Top
Acceptable 6 mL Li-Hep Green-Top
Pediatric Requirements Li-Hep Microtainer

Aliquot Requirements

Sample Type Plasma or Serum
Minimum Volume 0.5 mL
Aliquot Transportation

Clinical Information

Reference Intervals
Test Method Abbott Alinity Ci analyser using Abbott reagents. 
Advanced Notice
Patient Preparation Please provide dosage details.

Comments

State time of last dose and time of sampling on request form. 

Details of all antibiotics given within the previous 48 hours should be supplied with the request.

It is rarely necessary to routinely monitor aminoglycoside levels during the first 48 hours.