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An order for a laboratory service, such as a comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP), creates a duty between the pathologist and the patient, even though a traditional patientphysician relationship is not established. Still, pathologists have a moral and legal obligation to the patient to provide precise and accurate results, and in the laboratory setting that means verifying the reported values are clinically valid. In cases where the validity of the result is in question, it is often prudent to hold the result and investigate. Let’s look at a few common reasons that a result will not be automatically released by a laboratory.

Ask a Pathologist: Why Can’t You Just Release the Value and I’ll Figure it Out?