Test Directory
| Test Code | ||
| RUBP | ||
| Test Name | ||
| Rubella Antibody Profile | ||
| CPT Codes | ||
| 86762 X 2 | ||
| Included Tests | ||
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| Clinical Utility | ||
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Rubella-virus specific IgM antibodies (Rubella IgM) develop shortly after primary infection or vaccination. Rubella-virus specific IgG antibodies (Rubella IgG) reach peak levels one to two weeks after symptom onset. While Rubella IgM persists for up to three months, Rubella IgG can last a lifetime. |
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| Specimen and Container Info | ||
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Specimen Type: Serum Preferred Collection Container: Gold Top, Serum Separator Alternate Collection Container: Red Top, Separator Minimum Acceptable Volume: 2.8 mL |
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| Processing and Submission Instructions | ||
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Separator tubes: Contains clot activator and gel for separating serum from cells, but not anticoagulant. Separate serum from cells as soon as the clot has formed (30 minutes). If specimen is centrifuged before clotting is complete, a fibrin clot will form on top of the cell. This may cause the gel barrier to not be intact and could cause improper separation of serum and cells, possibly affecting test results. |
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| Transport Instructions | ||
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Transport to the laboratory refrigerated. |
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| Methodology | ||
| See Individual Test Listing | ||
| Reference Intervals | ||
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See individual test listings |
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| Performing Location | ||
| Roble Road Core Laboratory | ||
| Reference Lab | ||
| Labcorp Of America Holdings | ||
| Testing Schedule | ||
| Routine, daily | ||
The American Medical Association (AMA) Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes published by HNL Lab Medicine are guidelines and are intended for informational purposes only. CPT coding is the exclusive responsibility of the billing entity. View the Terms.
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