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Organization: | Alberta Precision Laboratories | ||||||||||||||||
Test Name/Synonym: | Bilirubin, Total and Conjugated (Synonyms: Direct Bilirubin) | ||||||||||||||||
Test Includes: | Neonatal bilirubin and conjugated bilirubin: Less than 30 days of age. Bilirubin,Total and conjugated: 30 days of age or greater. | ||||||||||||||||
LABID (Connect Care): | LAB168 | ||||||||||||||||
Primary Container: | MINT LIHEP PST | ||||||||||||||||
Alternate Containers: | GOLD SST | ||||||||||||||||
Minimum Collection Volume: | 0.2 mL plasma or serum | ||||||||||||||||
Specimen Collection Requirements: | For those sites that refer to Diagnostic and Scientific Centre or Edmonton Base Lab, see Bilirubin, Total and Conjugated in the former DynaLIFE Medical Labs Test Directory or contact Specimen Control at 1-800-661-9876. Protect neonatal and infant specimens (up to 5 months of age) from light. Collect in GOLD SST amber microtainer, MINT LIHEP PST with amber sleeve, or cover from light. | ||||||||||||||||
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Testing Schedule: | Daily | ||||||||||||||||
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Critical Value: |
Bilirubin, Conjugated: None Calgary Zone: Critical values | ||||||||||||||||
Testing Area: | Biochemistry | ||||||||||||||||
Performing Site: | For a listing of Total Bilirubin performing locations refer to Bilirubin, Total
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Additional Test Information: |
For children between the ages of 7 days and 5 months less a day, if the total or neonatal bilirubin result is greater than 20 umol/L, the results for conjugated bilirubin and the percentage of conjugated bilirubin will also be reported. The following comment will be appended to the results when the percentage of conjugated bilirubin is greater than or equal to 20%: “In infants conjugated hyperbilirubinemia (conjugated bilirubin fraction of bilirubin greater than or equal to 20% of the total or neonatal bilirubin) is pathologic. Prompt evaluation is necessary especially to assess for Biliary Atresia. Consider referral to pediatric gastroenterologist”. For information regarding Biliary Atresia protocol, please see Lab Bulletin. | ||||||||||||||||
Last Updated On: | Monday, June 16, 2025 |