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HelpTest Code TEG 6 Global Hemostasis with Lysis-Thromboelastography TEG 6 Global Hemostasis with Lysis
Additional Codes
| Epic Order Code: | LAB4747 |
Specimen Required
Sodium Citrate (light blue top tube) 2.7mL or 1.8 mL correctlly (fully) filled to indicated line.
Collection Instructions: Use a 19 or 21 gauge needle. (butterfly with tubing is acceptable).
A discard tube or 3-5cc to be drawn first to clear the needle of any tissue thromboplastin released during the process of accessing the vein.
May be drawn from a A-line or similar line using a plastic syringe that is NOT heparinized. Start by filling a 10-20cc syringe.(This may be re-infused to the patient after collection is complete). Next use a new syringe to collect the appropriate volume for the specimen tube. Using a safe transfer device with a 20 gauge needle to allow the lithium heparin tube to fill completely.
Specimen labeled with an Epic chart label and the date and time drawn written on the label.
| Container Type: |
Sodium Citrate Only
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| Optimal Collection Volume: |
Full Tube |
| Collection Instructions: |
Gently invert sample 5-6 times after collection. DO NOT VIGOROUSLY SHAKE. |
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Transport Instructions: |
Place specimen in a biohazard bag with the filled out Epic requisition, then place in a tube with two foam inserts present. A call to the blood bank (341-6444) before sending the specimen so it may be immediatley retrieved for testing. Sent to station 158 |
Utility
Indicated for adult patients where an evaluation of their blood hemostasis properties is desired. Commonly used to assess clinical conditions in a trauma setting to assess hemorrhage or thrombosis conditions.
Limitations
Results from the TEG 6s analysis should not be the sole basis for a patient diagnosis, but should be evaluated together with the patient’s medical history, the clinical picture and, if necessary, further hemostasis tests. The indication for TEG 6s System use is with adult patients where an evaluation of their blood hemostasis properties is desired. Hemostasis evaluations are commonly used to assess clinical conditions in cardiovascular surgery and cardiology procedures to assess hemorrhage or thrombosis conditions before, during and following the procedure.
No reference ranges have been established for patients under the age of 15 years.
Method Name
TEG 6s Thromboelastography
Stability Information
| Specimen Type | Temperature | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Whole blood | Ambient | Wait 10 minutes from time of draw to test and must be tested within 2 hours. |
Rejection Due To
| Incorrect tube type | |
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Both foam inserts not present when transported via tube station |
| Tube not completely filled |
Performing Laboratory
Bronson Laboratory, Hematology - Kalamazoo
Day(s) Performed
24/7
Reference Values
| Test ID | Reference Range | Units |
|---|---|---|
| CK-R |
4.6-9.1 |
mm |
| LY30 | 0-2.6 | % |
| CRT-MA | 52-70 | mm |
| CFF-MA | 15-32 | mm |
Sample Retention Time
After testing the specimen is discarded.
CPT codes
CPT 85347 EAP 30500102
CPT 85576 EAP 30500102
CPT 85384 EAP 30500101
CPT 85390 EAP 30500075
LOINC codes
Reaction TEG (reaction time) RTEG 52773-9
Max Amplitude (maximum clot strength) MA-RTEG 52786-1
Functional Fibrinogen MA-FF 52780-4
Lysis 30 LY-30 66745-1