Specimen
SPECIMEN SUBMITTED BY, DATE OBTAINED and SPECIMEN.
SF515
Medical Record - Tissue Examination
Standard Form 515 (SF 515), Tissue Examination, is a one-page medical record printed as STANDARD FORM 515 (REV. 8-97). Its footer says Prescribed by GSA/ICMR FPMR 101-11.203(b)(10), and GSA hosts a copy in its forms library, where it is listed as Medical Record - Tissue Examination.
The top half describes the specimen: who submitted it, the date obtained, the specimen, a brief clinical history, the preoperative diagnosis, the operative findings and the postoperative diagnosis, with the signature, name and title of the signer. The bottom half is the pathological report: the name of the laboratory, accession numbers, the gross description, histologic examination and diagnoses, and the pathologist's signature, name and date. The last rows identify the patient, the sponsor and the facility.
The top of the form says AUTHORIZED FOR LOCAL REPRODUCTION. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

SPECIMEN SUBMITTED BY, DATE OBTAINED and SPECIMEN.
An open area whose label asks to include the duration of the lesion and its rapidity of growth for a neoplasm.
PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS, OPERATIVE FINDINGS and POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS, with the signature, name and title of the signer.

NAME OF LABORATORY, three ACCESSION NO(S). boxes, and GROSS DESCRIPTION, HISTOLOGIC EXAMINATION AND DIAGNOSES, then the pathologist's signature, name and date.
Hospital or medical facility, records maintained at, department or service of patient, relation to sponsor, sponsor's name and ID number (SSN or Other), patient's identification, register number and ward number.
The single page runs from the specimen at the top to the identification blocks at the bottom.
For typed or written entries, the form asks for the patient's name (last, first, middle), ID no. (SSN or other), sex, date of birth and rank or grade, plus register and ward numbers.
Enter who submitted the specimen, the date it was obtained and the specimen itself.
Write the brief clinical history, the preoperative diagnosis, the operative findings and the postoperative diagnosis.
The signer signs and prints their name and title in the boxes beside the postoperative diagnosis.
Enter the name of the laboratory, the accession numbers, and the gross description, histologic examination and diagnoses.
The report closes with the signature of the pathologist, the name of the pathologist and the date.
The form prints no step-by-step instructions. These steps follow its blocks.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF prints no filing address. It is labeled Medical Record, and the RECORDS MAINTAINED AT box names where the records are kept.
The top of the form says AUTHORIZED FOR LOCAL REPRODUCTION.
The footer says Prescribed by GSA/ICMR FPMR 101-11.203(b)(10).
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The first box reads SPECIMEN SUBMITTED BY, with a DATE OBTAINED box beside it.
Beside the postoperative diagnosis are lines for SIGNATURE, NAME OF SIGNER and TITLE OF SIGNER.
The pathological report names the laboratory and ends with SIGNATURE OF PATHOLOGIST, NAME OF PATHOLOGIST and DATE.
The patient is identified by name, ID no. (SSN or other), sex, date of birth and rank or grade. The form also asks for the relation to sponsor, the sponsor's name and the sponsor's ID number.
The bottom rows name the hospital or medical facility, where records are maintained, the department or service of the patient, and the register and ward numbers.
The form prints two signature areas and identification blocks for the patient and the facility. It does not say who fills in each block.
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The footer says Prescribed by GSA/ICMR FPMR 101-11.203(b)(10). GSA hosts a copy in its forms library, printed as STANDARD FORM 515 (REV. 8-97).
The clinical section has lines for the signature, name and title of the signer. The pathological report has the signature and name of the pathologist and a date.
Its label asks to include the duration of the lesion and its rapidity of growth for a neoplasm.
The name of the laboratory, up to three accession numbers, and the gross description, histologic examination and diagnoses.
For typed or written entries, the name (last, first, middle), ID no. (SSN or other), sex, date of birth and rank or grade, plus register and ward numbers and sponsor details.