Plasminogen
| Test Name | Plasminogen |
| Alternate Name(s) | |
| Laboratory Module | LAB |
| Ordering Mnemonic | PLASMIN |
| Specimen Type |
Plasma |
| Collection Container | Blue - 5.0 ml |
| Container Information |
Blue Tube
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| Collection Information | |
| Test Schedule | |
| Routine Turnaround Time | 25 days |
| Stat Turnaround Time | |
| Reference Interval | |
| Critical Values | |
| Lab Process Notes |
* LT Blue Specimen Handling: ALWAYS partially fill a DISCARD TUBE first. Then collect blood in a LIGHT BLUE top tube (citrated). Collect a FULL TUBE. Mix thoroughly by gentle inversion. Dispose the DISCARD TUBE into the biohazardous container. IMMEDIATELY centrifuge for 15 minutes at 3500 rpm. Carefully pipette all PLATELET POOR plasma, starting from the top of the plasma, into a clear labelled centrifuge tube taking care NOT TO DISTURB the buffy coat layer (white layer of platelets and white cells directly above the red cells). Cap centrifuge tube. IMMEDIATELY centrifuge this plasma for another 15 minutes at 3500 rpm. Pipette the PLATELET POOR plasma, starting from the top of the plasma into one (1) labelled clear 12x75 mm aliquot tube taking care NOT TO DISTURB the BOTTOM of the tube. DO NOT TRANSFER ANY CELLS. Cap tightly and FREEZE IMMEDIATELY. Storage: Frozen (-20°C)
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| Storage and Transport | Store frozen and transport on dry ice. |
| Test Referred To | Offsite, Reference Lab |
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