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Microbiology Laboratory Service Guide

Tests and Reporting Times

Summary of reporting times for available microbiology tests.

5 entries

TestReporting time
Aerobic bacteria (BA, CA, MAC)1–3 days
Fungus (SDA)1–4 weeks
Mycobacterium (LJ media)2–8 weeks
PCR for TB5 days
Microscopic examination (Gram stain, AFB, mAFB, KOH)1–3 hours

Microbiology Laboratory Service Guide

A quick guide for collecting and submitting specimens to the Microbiology Laboratory.

Quick Start

  1. Check the patient name, HN, and request form details.
  2. Collect the correct specimen from the correct site and in sufficient volume.
  3. Use the correct container or transport medium.
  4. Close the container securely, label it clearly, and submit it promptly.

Submission Checklist

  • Specimen type matches the request form.
  • Container is intact, leak-free, and tightly closed.
  • Label is legible and does not cover the Hemoculture barcode.
  • Specimen volume is sufficient.
  • All required request documents are attached.

Location and Contact

Microbiology Laboratory, 3rd Floor, Kittiwattana Building

  • 8096: specimen submission enquiries
  • 9460: result follow-up
  • 9147: Microbiology Laboratory supervisor
  • 9308: administration

Common Rejection Reasons

  • Leaking, broken, dirty, or improperly closed container
  • Unclear label or mismatch with the request form
  • Incorrect specimen type or insufficient volume
  • A sputum sample that is actually saliva

If a specimen does not meet the criteria, staff will record the rejection and advise the submitting unit to correct the problem or recollect the specimen.

Related Documents

Download the full guide and request forms from the Microbiology Laboratory website.

Note: Use the latest unit-approved information for prices, reporting times, contact numbers, and disease-specific procedures.

Documents and Forms

Download the Microbiology Laboratory Service Guide (SD-09-162-001)

For request forms or further guidance, call 8096 or visit the Contact page.

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