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Joint Fluid for Fungus C/S e Fungus Stain (KOH)

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JOINT FLUID

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Purpose of the Test

A Joint Fluid for Fungus Culture/Sensitivity (C/S) with Fungus Stain (KOH) test is used to detect and identify fungal infections in the joint fluid. The test involves growing a sample of joint fluid in the laboratory to see if any fungus grows. The fungus can also be stained and viewed under a microscope to determine its characteristics.

When this test is required

The Joint Fluid for Fungus C/S with Fungus Stain (KOH) test is requested when a healthcare provider suspects that a person has a fungal infection in the joint. This may be based on the person’s symptoms or other clinical findings. The test may also be requested to monitor the effectiveness of treatment for a known fungal infection.

What the Test Detects

Joint Fluid for Fungus Culture/Sensitivity (C/S) with Fungus Stain (KOH) is a test that is used to detect the presence of fungus in the joint fluid. The test involves growing the joint fluid sample in a laboratory to see if any fungus grows. The fungus can also be stained and viewed under a microscope to determine its characteristics.

Preparation for the Test

There is no special preparation required for the test. However, the healthcare provider may advise the person to stop taking certain medications or supplements prior to the test if they can interfere with the accuracy of the test results. It is important to follow all instructions from the healthcare provider to ensure the best possible outcome.

Sample Requirements

To perform the Joint Fluid for Fungus C/S with Fungus Stain (KOH) test, a sample of joint fluid is required. The sample is collected by a healthcare provider using a needle and syringe.

Additional Notes

The Joint Fluid for Fungus C/S with Fungus Stain (KOH) test is a relatively safe and simple procedure. However, as with any medical procedure, there is a small risk of complications, such as bleeding, infection, or damage to surrounding tissues. It is important to follow all instructions from the healthcare provider and to report any unusual symptoms or side effects following the procedure.