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|Synonyms
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|Conjugated  
|Conjugated
 
Direct
Direct  
CBil
 
CBil  
 
DBil
DBil
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|Specimen Type
|Specimen Type
|7 mL Plain <span style="background:#e30022"> red-top </span>, 7 mL  <span style="background:#ffd700"> Gold-top </span> or 5 mL Li-Hep <span style="background:#3cb371"> green-top </span>  
|Plasma
Serum
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|Preferred
|7 mL Plain <span style="background:#e30022"> Red-Top </span>
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|Acceptable
|7 mL  <span style="background:#ffd700"> Gold-Top </span> or 5 mL Li-Hep <span style="background:#3cb371"> Green-Top </span>  
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|Specimen Transportation
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|Pediatric Requirements   
|Pediatric Requirements   
|<span style="background:#99e6b3"> Li Hep Microtainer </span> paediatric tube 600 µl  
|600 µl  <span style="background:#99e6b3"> Li Hep Microtainer </span> Paediatric tube  
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|Sample Type
|Sample Type
|plasma or  serum 
|Plasma
Serum 
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|Minimum Volume
|Minimum Volume

Revision as of 10:23, 31 January 2025


Overview

Department Biochemistry 
Test Code PBTD
Synonyms Conjugated

Direct CBil DBil

Turnaround Time 1 hour urgent, 2 hours routine 
Stability – Add test

Specimen Requirements

Specimen Type Plasma

Serum

Preferred 7 mL Plain Red-Top
Acceptable 7 mL Gold-Top or 5 mL Li-Hep Green-Top
Specimen Transportation Protect from light were possible. 
Preferred
Pediatric Requirements 600 µl   Li Hep Microtainer Paediatric tube

Aliquot Requirements

Sample Type Plasma

Serum 

Minimum Volume 100 µL
Aliquot Transportation

Clinical Information

Reference Intervals Reference range 0 - 5 umol/L 
Test Method Colourimetric reaction based on Jendrassik & Grof, Abbott ci8200 analyser, Abbott Reagents.
Advanced Notice Not Required  
Patient Preparation Not Required

Comments

Bilirubin is destroyed by light