Epic Code LAB1230854 TEG 6S Global Hemostasis with Lysis
Test Name Alias
TEG | TEG with Lysis
Interface Order Alias
1230854
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Clinical Information
The Global Hemostasis with Lysis Assay is used to assess clinical conditions in a trauma setting to assess hemorrhage or thrombosis conditions. The TEG 6S system is intended for in vitro diagnostic use to provide qualitative function and semi-quantitative indications of the hemostasis state of a whole blood sample.
CK = Citrated Kaolin
R: Reaction time. The amount of time between the start of the test and the beginning of coagulation.
LY30: Fibrinolysis after 30 minutes of reaching maximum clot strength.
CRT = Citrated Rapid TEG
CFF = Citrated Functional Fibrinogen MA
Ordering Instructions
For TEG Manager Access: Place a ServiceNow request and request "TEG Viewer"
Collection Instructions
Detailed Instructions: Coagulation Citrate Tube General Draw
Specimen Collection: Blood
Container(s): Blue top (3.2% Na. Citrate)
Preferred Volume to Collect: 2.7 mL (Full Tube)
Minimum Volume to Collect: 1.8 mL (Full Tube)
Neonate Volume to Collect: 1.8 mL (Full Tube)
Capillary collect ok? No
Microtainer acceptable: No
Collection Instructions:
Global Hemostasis Assay:
- Provides a complete picture of a patient’s hemostasis status with a functional measurement of clotting factors, platelets, fibrinogen.
Venipuncture:
- Use a 21-gauge needle or larger - a 21-gauge butterfly with tubing is OK. Never use a smaller gauge needle.
- Draw a discard tube (no additive or light-blue top marked “discard”) or discard syringe of 3-5 ml prior to collecting blood for TEG® analysis - required.
- Completely fill a 3.2% Sodium Citrate Light Blue Top BD tube.
- Immediately gently invert the tube 5 times.
Arterial Line or Central Line:
- Draw per the population appropriate Central Venous Catheter (CVC): Insertion, Maintenance, Utilization and Removal policy or Arterial Line: Insertion, Maintenance, Obtaining Samples, and Removal Policies.
Key Points:
- Do not use heparinized syringes.
- If closed blood sampling system is not in use, draw a discard tube (no additive or light-blue top marked “discard”) or discard syringe of 3-5 ml prior to collecting blood for TEG® analysis - required.
- The amount of waste required is:
- Adult- 5ml
- Pediatric- 4ml
- Neonatal- 2ml
- Completely fill a 3.2% Sodium Citrate Light Blue Top tube (2.7 ml or 1.8 mL)
- Immediately gently invert the tube 5 times.
Specimen Transport:
- Walk all TEG specimens to the Blood Bank and clarify to the recipient that the item is a TEG
- Do not use the pneumatic tube system.
When Collecting for Both Assays (Global Hemostasis with Lysis & Platelet Mapping) draw order:
- 3.2% Sodium Citrate light-blue top tube marked discard (if from arterial line or central line closed blood sampling system is in use-skip this step).
- 3.2% Sodium Citrate light-blue top tube.
- Lithium Heparin Non-Gel Green top tube.
If there are questions regarding ordering and/or collection, please contact the Lab Call Center. If there are questions regarding interpretation please contact Dr. Peter Millward, Medical Director of Point of Care or the Clinical Pathologist on call.
Rejection Criteria
- Specimens that are under or over filled
- Specimen sent in pneumatic tube system
- Specimen has been thawed
Specimen Stability
Ambient: 2 hours
Laboratory Retention: 24 hours
Test Frequency
Available daily
Reference Range
Parameter Range Units
CK R 4.6-9.1 minutes
CK LY30 0.0-2.6 %
CRT 52-70 mm
CFF 15-32 mm
NOTE: Reference ranges are not established for patients under 18 years old.
Performing Department
Blood Bank
Performing Department Laboratory Location
Corewell Health Reference Laboratory (SHRL BW) Butterworth, Grand Rapids, MI
Methodology
Coagulation analysis based on kinetic changes in whole blood.
CPT
HC POC TEG COAGULATION TIME ACTIVATED [85347 (CPT®)]
HC POC TEG FIBRINOGEN ACTIVITY [85384 (CPT®)]
HC POC TEG LY30 [85390 (CPT®)]
CDM Code
Unavailable
Epic Test ID
1230102483
Reviewed Date
2/1/2022