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Thrombotic Risk, Inherited Etiologies (Uncommon) : 0030177

Mnemonic: THROMUNCOM

Methodology:	Clotting/Microlatex Particle-Mediated Immunoassay
Performed:	Refer to individual components
Reported:	1-4 days
Specimen Required:	Collect: Two 5 mL lt. blue (sodium citrate). Refer to the Hemostasis/Thrombosis Specimens section in the front of the Laboratory Test Directory for specimen collection instructions. Transport: Two 2 mL aliquots of platelet-poor plasma, frozen. (Min: 1 mL per aliquot) Submit specimen in an ARUP Standard Transport Tube. Remarks: CRITICAL FROZEN. Separate specimens must be submitted when multiple tests are ordered. Unacceptable Conditions: Ambient specimens. Serum. Specimens collected in nonsodium citrate plasma. Stability: Ambient: Unacceptable; Refrigerated: 4 hours; Frozen: 1 month; once frozen, specimen must remain frozen until testing.

Reference Interval:

Test Number	Components	Reference Interval
0030235	Partial Thromboplastin Time	24-35 seconds
0030113	Protein C, Functional	1-4 days: 17-53% 5-29 days: 20-64% 30-89 days: 21-65% 90-179 days: 28-80% 180-364 days: 37-81% 1-6 years: 40-92% 7-9 years: 56-144% 10-11 years: 59-143% 12-13 years: 57-142% 14-15 years: 56-162% 16-17 years: 68-154% 18 years and older: 77-173%
0098894	Protein S Free, Antigen	1-89 days: 15-55% 90-179 days: 35-92% 180-364 days: 45-115% 1-5 years: 62-120% 6-9 years: 62-130% 10-17 years: 60-140% 18 years and older Male: 74-147% 18 years and older Female: 55-123%
0030010	Antithrombin, Enzymatic (Activity)	1-4 days: 39-87% 5-29 days: 41-93% 30-89 days: 48-108% 90-179 days: 73-121% 180-364 days: 84-124% 1-5 years: 82-139% 6 years: 90-131% 7-9 years: 90-135% 10-11 years: 90-134% 12-13 years: 90-132% 14-15 years: 90-131% 16-17 years: 87-131% 18 years and older: 76-128%

Interpretive Data:

Refer to individual components.

CPT Code(s):

85610 PT; 85730 PTT; 85303 Protein CF; 85306 Protein S free; 85300 Antithrombin

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