Protein S Activity

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PATIENT INFO

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TESTS REQUESTED
Test Name:	ICD9 Code: (required)
1. Protein S Activity
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SPECIMEN INFO

Collection Date & Time:

Collected By:

Hospital:

Test ID :

PRTS3

Test Workstation :

MAYO

Specimen Type:

Blood

Tube Type:

Blue top (sodium citrate) tube

Collection Volume:

2.7 mL (minimum 1.8mL) - properly filled tube. Must use appropriate sodium citrate tube based on volume of blood drawn(1.8mL or 2.7mL)

Cause for Rejection:

Gross hemolysis, Gross lipemia, Grossly icteric

Storage:

Frozen

Availability:

Sent to reference lab

Methodology:

Optical Clot-Based

Special Instructions:

Days Performed: Monday through Friday; 12 p.m.

Centrifuge, remove plasma, and centrifuge again. Please send 1 mL frozen citrated plasma. If collected at an offsite location, send by a STAT Courier to Hospital lab.

Lab/Phone:

330-543-8418

TAT:

1-4 days

Additional Info:

Reference Range:

Males: 65-160%

Females

<50 years: 50-160%

or =50 years: 65-160% Newborn infants have normal or near-normal free protein S antigen (> or =50%), although total protein S antigen is usually below the adult reference range. There are insufficient data concerning protein S activity in normal neonates, infants, and children; but normal or near-normal activity (> or =50%) probably is present by age 3 to 6 months.

CPT Code:

85306

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