TEST NAME: IBD 7,
Prometheus, Serum
MML # 91641
Synonyms:
None
Panel/Profile
Component: None
Patient Preparation:
None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type:
Serum
Collection Requirement: Draw blood in a plain red tube
(SST is not acceptable). Centrifuge and send 2 mL serum
refrigerated.
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for Rejection:
Unlabeled specimen, QNS, wrong tube.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Serum specimen stable at room temperature for 4
hours. Centrifuge and store refrigerated.
Specimen
Storage Stability: Sample is sent to Mayo Medical Laboratories for
testing.
TEST AVAILABILITY: Specimen transferred to Mayo
Medical Laboratories for testing at Prometheus Diagnostics. Testing performed
at Prometheus Diagnostics Monday though Friday.
TURN AROUND TIME:
4-7 days
REFERENCE RANGE:
Assay Reference
Value
ASCA IgA ELISA <20.0
EU/mL
ASCA IgG ELISA <40.0
EU/mL
Anti-Ompc IgA ELISA <16.5
EU/mL
Anti-CBir1 ELISA <21.0
UE/mL
(IBD Specific pANCA)
AutoAntibody
ELISA <12.1 UE/mL
IFA Perinuclear
Pattern Not detected
DNAse
Sensitivity Not
detected
Note: Patient test
results are based on the Smart Diagnostic Algorithm which interprets patterns
among the assay values. Assay and reference values are provided by prognostic
interpretation.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: Draw blood in a plain red tube
(SST is not
acceptable). Centrifuge and send 2 mL serum
refrigerated.
Revised 6/2/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IGFBP-3,
Serum
Refer to INSULIN GROWTH FACTOR BINDING
PROTEIN 3, MML # 83300
Entered
5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOBLOBULIN G SUBCLASSES, Serum
MML #
9259
Synonyms:
IgG(Immunoglobulin G) Subclasses. IgG1, IgG2, IgG3, IgG4
(Immunoglobulins G1, G2, G3, G4), Soft-IGGS
Panel/Profile Component:
None
Patient Preparation: None
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen
Type: Serum
Drawing Requirements: Draw 1 mL serum
in a gold SST or plain red. Spin down and send 1 mL
refrigerated.
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS, specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Centrifuge specimen promptly,
pour off and send 1 mL serum refrigerated
Specimen Storage
Stability: Samples are sent to Mayo Medical Laboratories for testing.
TEST AVAILABILITY:
Reference laboratory testing performed at Mayo Medical
Laboratories Monday through Saturday
continuously.
TURN AROUND TIME: 1-2 days
REFERENCE
RANGES:
Total IgG (mg/dL) IgG1
IgG2 IgG3
IgG4
0-<5
Months: 100-334 56-215
</= 82 7.6-82.3 </=19.8
5-<9
Months: 164-588 102-369
</=89 11.9-74.0 </=20.8
9-<15
Months: 246-904 160-562
24-98 17.3-63.7 </=22.0
15-<24
Months:
313-1,170 209-724 35-105
21.9-55.0 </=23.0
2-4
Years: 295-1,156
158-721 39-176 17.0-84.7
0.4-49.1
4-7 Years:
386-1,470 209-902 44-316
10.8-94.9 0.8-81.9
7-10
Years: 462-1,682 253-1,019
54-435 8.5-102.6 1.0-108.7
10-13
Years: 503-1,719 280-1,030
66-502 11.5-105.3 1.0-121.9
13-16
Years: 509-1,580 289-934
82-516 20.0-103.2 0.7-121.7
16-18
Years: 487-1,327 283-772
98-486 20.0-103.2 0.3-111.0
>/= 18
Years: 767-1,590
341-894 171-632 18.4-106.0
2.4-121.0
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IMIPRAMINE & DESIPRAMINE,
Serum
MML # 8126
Synonyms: Tofranil;
Norpramin; TCA; tricyclic antidepressants
Panel/Profile Component:
None
Patient Preparation: None
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen
Type: Serum
Collection Requirement: Draw
blood in a plain red top tube immediately before next does (minimum of 2 hours
after last dose.) Serum gel tubes are not acceptable.
Centrifuge and separate serum from the clot within 2 hours of collection. Send
3 mL serum refrigeratedin a screw top plastic
vial.
Minimum Volume: 1.1 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS or specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Excessive lipemia or hemolysis should be avoided.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation should take place before
centrifugation. Separate serum from the clot within 2 hours of
collection.
Specimen Storage Stability: Sample is sent to
Mayo Medical Laboratories for
testing.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing performed by Mayo
Medical Laboratories Monday-Saturday at various
times.
TURN AROUND TIME: 2-4
days
REFERENCE RANGE:
IMIPRAMINE
Total therapeutic
concentration: 175-300 ng/mL
Total toxic concentration: >/= 1,000
ng/mL
DESIPRAMINE
Therapeutic concentration:
100-300 ng/mL
Toxic concentration: >/= 500 ng/mL
NOTE:
Therapeutic ranges are for specimen drawn at trough (immediately before
next dose.) Levels may be elevated in non-trough specimen.
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: Serum gel tubes are not
acceptable. Centrifuge and separate serum from the clot within 2 hours
of collection.
Entered
5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS, Various Sample
Types
Refer to IMMUNOFIXATION for specific
sample types.
Entered 5/28/2010
CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOFIXATION, CSF
MML #
91507
Synonyms: Ig
Profile, CSF; IFE,CSF
Panel/Profile Component:
Immunofixation is part of an Ig PROFILE. An Ig PROFILE includes electrophoresis
(IG PROFILE & SPE) including IgG, IgM, IgA, and total protein levels and
interpretation.
Patient Preparation:
None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: CSF
Collection
Requirement: A physician will perform a lumbar puncture according to
standard protocol. Send 3 mL
CSF refrigerated upon collection.Transfer specimen to
plastic screw top transfer tube.
Minimum Volume: 2.5
mL
Cause
for Rejection: Unlabeled specimen or QNS. Samples
containing blood will be rejected.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Serum specimen stable at
room temperature for 1 hour. Transfer 3 mL specimen into a plastic screw top
tube and refrigerate promptly.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples
are sent to Mayo Medical Laboratories for testing.
TEST AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing
performed by Mayo Medical Laboratories Monday through Saturday.
TURN AROUND TIME:
3-5 days depending upon repeat status.
REFERENCE RANGE: Normal = No monocolonal proteins added.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOFIXATION,
Serum
Synonyms: Ig Profile, serum; IFE, serum; Serum
IFE
Panel/Profile Component: An Ig PROFILE includes
electrophoresis (IG PROFILE & SPE) including IgG, IgM, IgA, and total
protein levels and interpretation.
Patient Preparation:
None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Collection Requirement: Gold SST or
plain red
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS, wrong tube.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation should take place before
centrifugation. Serum should be physically separated for cells as soon as
possible with a maximum limit of 2 hours from the time of collection. Specimen
should be free of particulate matter.
Specimen Storage Stability:
Samples are maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at 4
OC.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: Testing performed Tuesday and Friday
only.
TURN AROUND TIME:
Varies depending upon collection of specimen
as testing is only performed Tuesday and Friday.
REFERENCE RANGE: Normal = No significant protein
abnormalities or monoclonal bands present in the
specimen.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOFIXATION,
Urine, Random or 24 Hours
Synonyms:
UIFE
Panel/Profile Component: Immunofixation urine
includes a urine protein electrophoresis.
Patient Preparation: None
for random sample otherwise instruct patient in 24 hour urine
collection.
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Random urine collection, 24H urine
collection
Collection
Requirement: Collect urine in a clean container without preservative
following. 24H collection should be refrigerated during the duration of the
collection and immediately following completion of collection. No collections
should be missed. A random urine specimen should be collection by standard
clean catch methods (as directed in package insert.)
Minimum Volume: 5.0
mL
Cause for Rejection: Unlabeled specimen or QNS.
Specimen containing blood or feces will to
be rejected.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Centrifuge and store
refrigerated until testing. 24H urine specimen should be refrigerated for
the duration of collection and immediately after completion of collection.
Random urine should be refrigerated promptly and stored refrigerated until
testing.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are maintained
and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at 4
OC.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: Testing performed
Tuesday and Friday only.
TURN AROUND TIME: Varies depending upon collection of specimen as testing is only
performed Tuesday and Friday.
REFERENCE
RANGE: Normal = No significant protein abnormalities or monoclonal bands present
in the specimen.
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOGLOBULIN A; IgA,
Serum
Synonyms: IgA; IGA
Panel/Profile
Component: IgA is a component of an Ig PANEL or Ig
PROFILE
Patient Preparation: None
.
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type:
Serum
Drawing Requirements: Draw blood in a Gold SST or plain red
tube. Lithium heparinized plasma or sodium heparinized plasmais
also acceptable although serum is preferred. If an Ig PROFILE is ordered
then serum is the only acceptable specimen because electrophoresis will be
performed.
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS or specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Excessive hemolysis or lipemia should be avoided.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation should take place before
centrifugation. Serum or plasma should be physically separated from the cells
as soon as possible with a maximum of 2 hours form the time of collection.
Specimens should be free of particulate matter.
Specimen Storage
Stability: Samples are maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7
days at 4 OC.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: 24 hours daily. If electrophoresis is to be
performed then testing takes place Tuesday and Friday only in the
morning.
TURN AROUND
TIME: 2 hours for specimen with no electrophoresis
orders.
REFERENCE RANGES:
70.0 - 400
mg/dL During childhood and adolescence,
reference ranges for IgA are dependent on age. and can vary over a wide
range.
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 11/16/2009 CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOBLOBULIN E; IgE, Serum
MML #
8159
Synonyms: IgE, IgE total, Immune Competence, Soft
Ig
Panel/Profile Component: None
Patient
preparation: None
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing
Requirements: Draw blood in a plain red or gold SST. Spin down and send 0.5
mL serum refrigerated.
Minimum Volume: 0.3 mL
Cause
for Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS, specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation should
take place before centrifugation. Serum or plasma should be physically
separated from the cells as soon as possible with a maximum of 2 hours form the
time of collection. Specimens should be free of particulate
matter.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are sent to Mayo Medical
Laboratories for testing.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing performed by Mayo
Medical Laboratories Monday - Friday 09:00 to 20:00 and Saturday
08:00-15:00.
TURN AROUND
TIME:
1-3 days Reference laboratory testing.
REFERENCE
RANGES:
AGE Mean
+1SD +2SD
0-6
Weeks0.6 2.3 8.8
7wks-3
Months 1.0 4.1 17.0
4-6
Months 1.8 7.3 30.0
7-9
Months 2.6 10.0 39.0
10-23
Months 3.2 13.0 53.0
2
Years 5.7 23.0 93.0
3
Years 8.0 32.0 128.0
4
Years 10.0 40.0 160.0
5
Years 12.0 48.0 192.0
6
Years 14.0 56.0 224.0
7
Years 16.0 63.0 248.0
8
Years 18.0 71.0 280.0
9
Years 20.0 78.0 304.0
10
Years 22.0 85.0 328.0
Adults 13.2 41.0 127.0
Serum levels
of IgE greater than the mean +1 SD for age suggest
the presence of allergic
disease.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised5/28/2010
CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOBLOBULIN G:
IgG, Serum, Urine or CSF
Synonyms: IgG; IGG; Convalescent Phase Antibody
Profile/Panel Component: Immunoglobulin G is included
in an Ig Panel and an Ig PROFILE. An Ig PANEL includes IgA and IgM. An Ig
PROFILE includes electrophoresis (IG PROFILE & SPE) IgM, IgA, and total
protein levels and interpretation.
Patient Preparation:
None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum, Urine or CSF
Drawing
Requirements: Draw blood in a Gold SST or plain red tube. Lithium
heparinized plasma or sodium heparinized plasma, urine or CSFis also
acceptable although serum is preferred. If an Ig PROFILE is ordered then
serum is the only acceptable specimen because electrophoresis will be
performed.
Minimum
Volume: 1.0 mL
Cause for Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS,
specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Serum and plasma samples
should be as fresh as possible (stored for no more than seven days at 2 ? 8 °C)
or stored frozen. Samples can be stored at below -20 °C for up to three
months, if they are frozen
within 24 hours after collection and if repeated freeze-thaw cycles are avoided.
Lipemic or frozen samples which become turbid after thawing, must be clarified
by centrifugation prior to testing. Specimens should be free of particulate
matter. Normal procedures for
collecting cerebrospinal fluid may be used for samples to be analyzed by this
method. CSF samples should be as
fresh as possible (stored for no more than seven days at 2 ? 8 °C) or stored
frozen. Samples can be stored at below -20 °C for up to one month, if they are
frozen within 24 hours after collection and if repeated freeze-thaw cycles are
avoided. Each CSF sample must be centrifuged prior to testing.
If paired serum/plasma
and CSF samples are to be analyzed, they should be drawn simultaneously.
Normal procedures for
collecting urine may be used for samples to be analyzed by this method.
Do not use collection devices containing preservatives. Urine samples
(random and timed urine collections) should be as fresh as possible (stored no
more than three days at 2 ? 8 °C). Urine samples which have been stored frozen
must not be used. Each urine sample must be centrifuged prior to testing. Urine
specimens should be free of particulate
matter.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are maintained and saved in
the laboratory for 7 days at 4 OC.
TEST AVAILABILITY: 24 hours daily. If
electrophoresis is to be performed then testing takes place Tuesday and Friday
only in the morning (for serum and urine samples
only.)
TURN AROUND TIME: 2
hours for specimen with no electrophoresis
orders.
REFERENCE
RANGES:
Serum and Plasma:
700 ? 1600 mg/dL
CSF:
? 3.40 mg/dL
Urine:
< 0.96 mg/dL
Special
Instructions: None
Revised 5/28/2010
CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOBLOBULIN M; IgM,
Serum
Synonyms: IgM; IGM; Acute Phase
Immunoglobulin
Panel/Profile Component: Immunoglobulin M
is included in an Ig Panel and an Ig PROFILE. An Ig PANEL includes IgA and
IgG. An Ig PROFILE includes electrophoresis (IG PROFILE & SPE) IgG, IgA,
and total protein levels and interpretation.
Patient Preparation: No
fasting requirements.
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing
Requirements: Draw blood in a Gold SST or plain red tube. Lithium
heparinized plasma or sodium heparinized plasmais also acceptable
although serum is preferred. If an Ig PROFILE is ordered then serum is
the only acceptable specimen because electrophoresis will be
performed.
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS or specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Excessive hemolysis or lipemia should be avoided.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation should take place before
centrifugation. Serum or plasma should be physically separated from the cells
as soon as possible with a maximum of 2 hours form the time of collection.
Specimens should be free of particulate matter.
Specimen Storage
Stability: Samples are maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7
days at 4 OC.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: 24 hours daily. If electrophoresis is to be
performed then testing takes place Tuesday and Friday only in the
morning.
TURN AROUND TIME: 2
hours for specimen with no electrophoresis
orders.
REFERENCE
RANGES: Expected Values: 40.0 -
230 mg/dL
During childhood and adolescence, reference ranges for IgM are
dependent on age and can vary over a wide range.
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised
5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IMMUNOBLOBULIN PANEL
(IgA, IgG, IgM), Serum
Synonyms: Immunoglobulin Pane, Ig Panel
Panel/Profile
Component: An Ig PANEL includes IgM, IgG and IgA. Each test is can be
ordered individually.
Patient Preparation: None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION Specimen Type:
Serum
Drawing Requirements: Draw blood in a Gold SST or plain red
tube. Lithium heparinized plasma or sodium heparinized plasmais
also acceptable although serum is preferred.
Minimum Volume:
0.5 mL
Cause for Rejection: Unlabeled specimen,
QNS or specimen drawn in wrong tube. Excessive hemolysis or lipemia should be
avoided.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Complete clot
formation should take place before centrifugation. Serum or plasma should be
physically separated from the cells as soon as possible with a maximum of 2
hours form the time of collection. Specimens should be free of particulate
matter.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are maintained
and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at 4
OC.
TEST AVAILABILITY:
24 hours daily. If electrophoresis is to be performed then testing
takes place Tuesday and Friday only in the morning.
TURN AROUND
TIME: 2
hours
REFERENCE RANGES:
Expected Values:
IgA: 70-400 mg/dL*
IgG: 700-1600 mg/dL
IgM: 40-230
mg/dL*
*During childhood and adolescence, reference ranges for IgA
and IgM are dependent on age and can vary over a wide range.
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS:
None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME:
IMMUNOGLOBULIN PROFILE, Serum
Refer to
IMMUNOFIXATION, Serum
Entered
5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME:
IMMUNOGLOBULIN PROFILE, Urine
Refer to
IMMUNOFIXATION, Urine
Entered 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: INFULENZA A, H1N1 (2009)
MML #
91948
Synonyms: H1N1,
Swine Flu
Panel/Profile Component: None
Patient
Preparation: None
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Throat, nasal or
nasopharyngeal swab or nasal aspirate
Drawing Requirements:
Throat, nasal or nasopharyngeal swab or nasal aspirate in 3 mL viral transport
media, M4 media or
V-C-M media (green cap) tube shipped refrigerated.
No calcium alginate swabs will be accepted.
Minimum
Volume: 0.35 mL
Cause for Rejection: Unlabeled specimen,
QNS, specimen collected with wrong swab or not placed in transport media or the
wrong transport media. No calcium alginate swabs will be
accepted.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Specimen is
stable for 7 days when refrigerated, 30 days if frozen and 48 hours if at room
temperature.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are
maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at 4OC.
TEST AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing performed by Mayo Medical
Laboratories Monday through Sunday.
TURN
AROUND TIME: 2-4
days
REFERENCE
RANGES: Not
detected
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: Appropriate transport media is curtail for an acceptable
specimen. If questions arise please contact the laboratory at
765-983-3134.
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME:
INSULIN ANTIBODIES,
Serum
MML # 8666
Synonyms: anti-Insulin, human insulin,
INAB, Soft-INAB
Panel/Profile Component:
None
Patient Preparation: None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing Requirements: Draw blood in a plain red tube. Spin
down and send 1 mL of serum refrigerated in a screw top plastic
vial.
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS or specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Excessive hemolysis or lipemia should be avoided.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Specimen stable for 2 hour at room temperature.
Centrifuge, remove serum, place in plastic screw top shipping tube, and
refrigerate promptly.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples
are sent to Mayo Medical Laboratories for testing.
TEST AVAILABILITY:
Reference laboratory testing performed by Mayo Medical
Laboratories Monday and Thursday at 14:00.
TURN AROUND TIME: 3-5 days
REFERENCE
RANGES: </= 0.02
mmol/L
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: INSULIN LEVEL, TOTAL, Serum
MML #
8664
Synonyms: Fasting
insulin, Immunoreactive Insulin, insulin assay, insulin level, serum, native
insulin, Soft-INS
Panel/Profile Component:
None
Patient Preparation: 8-12 hour
fast required
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing
Requirements: Draw blood in a Gold SST or plain red tube from a fasting
patient. Centrifuge and send 1 mL serum frozen in a plastic screw top
vial.
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for Rejection:
Unlabeled specimen, QNS, specimen drawn in wrong tube, patient non-fasting.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Specimen stable for 1 hour at room
temperature. Centrifuge, remove serum, place in plastic screw top
shipping tube. Freeze within 1 hr.
Specimen Storage Stability:
Samples are maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at 4
OC.
TEST AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing
performed by Mayo Medical Laboratories Monday through Friday 05:00-12:00 and
Saturday 06:00-18:00.
TURN AROUND
TIME: 1-3
days
REFERENCE
RANGES: 2.6-25
uU/mL
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR BINDING PROTEIN 3 (IGFBP-3),
Serum
MML # 83300
Synonyms: IGFBP-3,
Soft-IGFPB3, Somatomedin C binding protein
Panel/Profile
Component: None
Patient Preparation:
None
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Draw blood in a plain red tube or serum
gel tube.
Collection Requirements: Draw blood in a plain
red tube or serum gel tube. Spin down promptly and send 0.8 mL of serum frozen
in a plastic screw top transport tube. Indicate patient's age and sex on
request form.
Minimum Volume: 0.3 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS, specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Specimen stable for 4 hour at
room temperature. Centrifuge, remove serum, place in plastic screw top shipping
tube, and freeze promptly.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are
maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at 4 OC.
TEST AVAILABILITY:
Reference
laboratory testing performed by Mayo Medical Laboratories Monday through Friday
at 05:00-12:00 and Saturday 06:00-18:00.
TURN AROUND TIME: 1-3 days
REFERENCE
RANGES:
1-7
days: </= 0.7 ug/mL
8-15 days: 0.5-1.4 ug/m
16 days -11months:
unavailable
1 year: 0.7-3.6 ug/mL
2 years: 0.8-3.9 ug/mL
3 years:
0.9-4.3 ug/mL
4 years: 1.0+4.7 ug/mL
5 years: 1.1-5.2 ug/mL
6 years:
1.3-5.6 ug/mL
7 years: 1.4-6.1 ug/mL
8 years: 1.6-6.5 ug/mL
9 years:
1.8-7.1 ug/mL
10 years: 2.1-7.7 ug/mL
11 years: 2.4-8.4 ug/mL
12
years: 2.7-8.9 ug/mL
13 years: 3.1-9.5 ug/mL
14 years: 3.3-10
ug/mL
15 years: 3.5-10 ug/mL
16 years: 3.4-9.5 ug/mL
17 years:
3.2-8.7 ug/mL
18 years: 3.1-7.9 ug/mL
19 years: 2.9-7.3 ug/mL
20
years: 2.9-7.2 ug/mL
21-25 years: 3.4-7.8 ug/mL
26-30 years: 3.4-7.6
ug/mL
31-35 years: 3.5-7.0 ug/mL
36-40 years: 3.4-6.7 ug/mL
41-45
years: 3.3-6.6 ug/mL
46-50 years: 3.3-6.7ug/mL
51-55
years: 3.4-6.8 ug/mL
56-60 years: 3.4-6.9 ug/mL
61-65 years: 3.2-6.6
ug/mL
66-70 years: 3.0-6.2 ug/mL
71-75 years: 2.8-5.7 ug/mL
76-80
years: 2.5-5.1 ug/mL
81-85 years: 2.2-4.5
ug/mL
Tanner Stages:
Males: Stage I:
1.2--6.4 ug/mL
Stage II: 2.8-6.9 ug/mL
Stage
III: 3.9-9.4 ug/mL
Stage IV: 3.3-8.1 ug/mL
Stage
V: 2.7-9.1 ug/mL
Females: Stage I: 1.4-5.2 ug/mL
Stage
II: 2.3-6.3 ug/mL
Stage III: 3.1-8.9
ug/mL
Stage IV: 3.7-8.7 ug/mL
Stage V:
2.6-8.6
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: Draw blood in a plain red tube or serum gel tube. Spin down
promptly and send 0.8 mL of serum frozen in a plastic screw top transport tube.
Indicate patient's age and sex on request form.
Reviewed 6/2/2010 CC
TEST
NAME: INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1,
Serum
MML # 15867
Synonyms: IGF, IGF-,
Somatomedin-C
Panel/Profile Component:
None
Patient Preparation:
None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing Requirements: Draw blood in a
plain red or serum gel tube. Spin down promptly and send 0.5 mL of serum frozen
in a screw top plastic transport vial. Indicate patient's age and sex on the
tube label.
Minimum Volume: 0.35 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS, specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Centrifuge, remove serum, place in
plastic screw top shipping tube, and freee promptly.
Specimen Storage
Stability: Samples are maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at
4 OC.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing performed by Mayo Medical Laboratories
Monday through Friday 05:00 - 12:00 and 06:00 to 18:00
Saturday.
TURN AROUND
TIME: 1-3 days
REFERENCE
RANGES:
Female
0.1 Percentile
Age: ng/mL
(ng/mL)
1-15
Days Not Established Not Established
16 days- 6
Months 48-313 39
6-12
Months 57-344 34
1
Year 55-327 33
2
Years 51-303 31
3
Years 49-289 30
4
Years 49-283 29
5
Years 50-286 30
6
Years 52-297 31
7
Years 62-316
39
8 Years 70-344
44
9 Years 81-389
52
10 Years 97-453
62
11 Years 122-551
79
12 Years 155-680 101
13
Years 190-805 125
14
Years 222-896
148
15 Years 238-917
161
16 Years 228-839
157
17
Years 194-680 135
18 Years
162-541
19 Years
138-442
20 Years 122-384
21-25
Years 116-341
26-30 Years
117-321
31-35 Years 113-297
36-40
Years 106-277
41-45 Years
98-261
46-50 Years 91-246
51-55
Years 84-233
56-60 Years 78-220
61-65
Years 72-207
66-70 Years 67-195
71-75
Years 62-184
76-80 Years 57-172
>80
Years
53-162
Male 0.1
Percentile
Age: ng/mL
(ng/mL)
1-15 Days Not Established Not
Established
16 days- 6 Months 48-313
39
6-12 Months 57-344 34
1
Year 55-327 33
2
Years 51-303 31
3
Years 49-289 30
4
Years 49-283 29
5
Years 50-286 30
6
Years 52-297 31
7
Years 52-300 31
8
Years 58-329 35
9
Years 67-373 41
10
Years 80-438 49
11
Years 101-538 62
12
Years 131-690 82
13
Years 172-872 108
14
Years 215-1026 137
15
Years 236-1060 153
16
Years 227-964 150
17
Years 199-795 133
18
Years 170-640
19
Years 147-527
20
Years 132-457
21-25 Years
116-341
26-30 Years 117-321
31-35
Years 113-297
36-40 Years
106-277
41-45 Years 98-261
46-50
Years 91-246
51-55 Years
84-233
56-60 Years 78-220
61-65 Years
72-207
66-70 Years
67-195
71-75 Years 62-184
76-80 Years
57-172
>80 Years 53-162
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: Draw blood in a plain red tube. Spin down and send 1 mL of serum
refrigerated.
Reviewed 6/2/2010 CC
TEST NAME:
INTRINSIC FACTOR BLOCKING Ab. Serum
MML # 9335
Synonyms: Anti-intrinsic Factor, IF Blocking, Soft
IFBNA, Tyoe 1 Intrinsic Factor Ab
Panel/Profile Component:
None
Patient Preparation: This test
should not be ordered on patients who have received a vitamin
B(12) injection within the last week.
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing Requirements:
Draw blood in a plain red top or SST tube. Spin down and send 1 mL
refrigerated serum in a plastic screw top plastic vial.
Minimum
Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for Rejection: QNS, specimen
collected in the wrong tube, patient has revived a vitamin B(12) injection
within the last week, unlabeled specimen and specimen that are older than 2
days or any that have not been stored refrigerated. Excessive hemolysis or
lipemia should be avoided.
Specimen Handling/Stability:
Specimen should not be stored at room temperature for more than 1 hour.
Centrifuge and pour serum into a screw top plastic transport vial and
refrigerate in a timely manner.
Specimen Storage and
Stability: Sample is sent to Mayo Medical Laboratories for
testing.
TEST AVAILABILITY:
Reference
laboratory testing performed by Mayo Medical Laboratories Monday through Friday
05:00-12:00 and Saturday 06:00-18:00.
TURN AROUND TIME:
2-4
days
REFERENCE RANGES: Negative
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: This test should not be ordered
on patients who have received a vitamin B(12) injection within the last
week
Revised 5/28/2010
CC
TEST NAME: IRON, TOTAL,
Serum
Synonyms: Serum Iron, Fe+3
Panel/Profile
Component: A total Iron is included in an IRON IBC or an IRON BIDING
study.
Patient Preparation: None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing Requirements:
Draw blood in a gold SST or plain red serum tube. Allow the specimen to clot
for 30 minutes prior to spinning. Serum, sodium heparin plasma, and lithium heparin
plasma are also acceptable specimen although serum is
preferred.
Minimum Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS, specimen drawn in wrong tube, excessive
hemolysis, excessive icterus. Blood collection tubes
containing EDTA, a strong chelator of metal ions, sodium citrate, or a
combination of potassium oxalate and sodium fluoride should not be
used.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Serum and plasma specimens should be separated from
cells within 2 hours after venipuncture. Separated
specimens are stable for 4 days at room temperature and up to 7 days at 2 ?
8 ºC. For longer storage, specimens may be frozen at -20 ºC for up to 2
months. Specimens should be free of particulate matter. To
prevent the appearance of fibrin in serum samples, complete clot formation
should take place before centrifugation. Clotting time may be increased due to
thrombolytic or anticoagulant therapy.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are
maintained and saved in the laboratory for 7 days at 4 OC.
TEST AVAILABILITY:
24 hours daily
TURN AROUND TIME:
REFERENCE
RANGES:
Males: 65 ? 175
µg/dL
Females: 50 ? 170
µg/dL
Results of this test should always be
interpreted in conjunction with the patient's medical history, clinical
presentation and other findings.
SPECIAL
INSTRUCTIONS: Allow the specimen to clot for 30 minutes before
spinning/processing.
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME:
IRON, Urine
MML # 8571
Synonym: Fe, Soft
FEU
Profile/Panel Component: None
Patient
Preparation: 24 Hour urine collection
requirement
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type: 24
hour urine
Drawing Requirements: 10 mL from a 24 hour
specimen collected with no preservative collected in a sterile container with no
metal or glue inserts. Sample must be refrigerated within 4 hours of end of
collection period. 24 hour volume must be on the request form for
processing.
Minimum Volume: 1 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS, wrong preservative or missed
collections within the 24 hour period. Specimen not refrigerated during
collection or stored in refrigerator within 4 hours of collection
completion.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Samples are sent
to Mayo Medical Laboratories for testing.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing performed by Mayo Medical
Laboratories Monday and Wednesday at
17:00
TURN AROUND TIME: 1-3 days
REFERENCE
RANGE:
0-15 years: Not
established
>/= 16 years: 100-300 ug/specimen.
NOTE:
Specimen collected for other than 24 hour time period are reported in unit of
ug/L, for which reference values are not established.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
High concentrations of gadolinium and iodine are
known to interfere with most metals tests. Of gadolinium- or iodine-containing
contrast media has been administered, a specimen should not be collected for 96
hours.
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: IRON IBC,
Serum
Synonyms ,Iron Binding Capacity, Total Iron Binding Capacity
Panel/Profile Component: None
Patient
Preparation: None
SPECIMEN
COLLECTION
Specimen Type: Serum
Drawing
Requirements: Serum from a gold top SST tube or plain red is preferred.
Other acceptable specimen
types include serum and plasma (lithium and/or sodium heparin).
Do not use EDTA
plasma.
Minimum
Volume: 0.5 mL
Cause for Rejection: Unlabeled specimen,
QNS, specimen drawn in wrong tube, excessive hemolysis, excessive icterus.
Specimen Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation
should take place before centrifugation. Serum or plasma should be physically
separated from cells as soon as possible with a maximum limit of two hours from
the time of collection. Specimens should be free of particulate matter.
Specimen Storage Stability: Samples are maintained and saved in the
laboratory for 7 days at 4 OC.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: 24
hours daily
AROUND TIME: 2
hours
REFERENCE
RANGE: 250?450
µg/dL
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: None
Revised 5/28/2010 CC
TEST
NAME: ISLET CELL CYTOPLASMIC AUTOANITBODY, Complement Fixing,
Serum
Specialty Laboratories test code
3066
This test is used to
qualify Medicare patients for an insulin pump.
Synonyms:
ICA
Panel/Profile: None
Patient
Preparation: None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type:
Serum
Collection Requirements: Draw blood in a plain red or
gold SST tube. Send 2 mL serum refrigerated in a screw top plastic vial.
Minimum Volume: 2.0 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS or specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Excessive hemolysis or lipemia should be avoided.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation should take place before
centrifugation. Serum should be physically separated from cells as soon as
possible with a maximum limit of 2 hours from the time of collection. Specimen
should be free of particulate matter.
Specimen Storage
Stability: Samples are sent to Specialty Laboratories for
testing.
TEST
AVAILABILITY: Reference laboratory testing performed by
Specialty Laboratories Monday and Thursday.
TURN AROUND TIME: 1-5 days
REFERENCE RANGE:<1:2
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Samples are sent to Specialty Laboratories for
testing.
Entered 5/28/2010 CC
TEST NAME: Jo Ab, IgG,
Serum
MML # 80179
Synonyms: Ab to Jo1 Ag, Autoantibodies
to Jo 1 Antigen, Histidyl-tRNA Synthetase Ab, Jo1 Antibodies, JO1 Antigen,
polymyositis Ab, Soft-JO1
Panel/Profile Component:
None
Patient Preparation: None
SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen Type:
Serum
Collection Requirements: Draw blood in a plain red or
gold SST tube. Send 0.5 mL serum refrigerated in a screw top plastic vial.
Minimum Volume: 0.4 mL
Cause for
Rejection: Unlabeled specimen, QNS or specimen drawn in wrong tube.
Excessive hemolysis or lipemia should be avoided.
Specimen
Handling/Stability: Complete clot formation should take place before
centrifugation. Serum should be physically separated from cells as soon as
possible with a maximum limit of 2 hours from the time of collection. Specimen
should be free of particulate matter.
Specimen Storage
Stability: Samples are sent to Mayo Medical Laboratories for
testing.
TEST
AVAILABILITY:
Reference laboratory testing performed by Mayo Medical Laboratories
Monday-Saturday ar 16:00 and Sunday at 11:00..
TURN AROUND TIME: 1-2 days
REFERENCE
RANGE:<1.0 =
negative
>/= 1.0 =
positive
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
None
Revised 5/28/2010
CC
