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Laboratory: Hematology
Test Name:
ANTI-XA Profile - HSC - (P)
Test Code: HEPX
Clinical Information:
Clinical Hematology consult required prior to collection or initiate hemostasis (Hematopathologist) consult F140-80-48A.

Must specify which assays required with this profile on requisition. 


Orderable drugs include: Heparin, low molecular weight Heparins (Enoxaparin, Dalteparin, Tinzaparin), Danaparoid, Fondaparinux and Apixaban. 

Drug TypeTherapeutic Collection Type
Heparin Leo unfractionated6 hrs post-subcutaneous
Heparin Leo unfractionated6 hr post-loading dose (bolus) and start of heparin sage
Enoxaparin/Lovenox Low molecular weight4 to 5 hrs post-subcutaneous
Dalteparin/Fragmin Low molecular weight4 to 6 hrs post-subcutaneous
TINZaparin Low molecular weight4 to 6 hrs post-subcutaneous
Fondaparinux 4 to 6 hr post-injection
Danaparoid4 hr post-injection
Apixaban

Trough: prior to next dose

Peak: 2 to 4 hrs post dose




 

Collection Devices:
Specimen Required:
Plasma: 1.0 mL
Pediatric Plasma: 1.0 mL

Spin sample once.  Aliquot plasma into another tube.  Spin sample again and aliquot the plasma into another tube.  Freeze sample at -20°C and then ship to HSC. 

Stability (except Apixaban): 4 hours unspun at room temperature.


Stability (Apixaban): 24 hours unspun at room temperature.

Referral:

Test performed at:   HSC Hematology Laboratory (Days/Evening) (Hematopathology).
Requisition:
Reference Values:
See Report. Note: Apixaban doesn't have therapeutic reference ranges, observed on therapy ranges are provided. 
Availability:
Daily (days/evening)
See Also:
More Information:
Samples and original requisition are to be forwarded to the Hemostasis lab regardless of number of tubes drawn or volumes. 
 
  • Patient's drug type and dosage/last dose must be identified on the requisition.
  • The dose/last dose information isn't mandatory for Apixaban.