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Overview
The Protein S test measures Protein S, a natural anticoagulant, to assess the risk of blood clotting disorders.
1. Low Protein S Levels
• Inherited deficiency: Increased risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmon...
Risk assessment
Severe dehydration, Malnutrition, Kidney disease, Liver disease.
Ranges
Normal Range
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General Reference Range (may vary by lab and method):
- Total Protein S: 60-150% activity of normal value
- Free Protein S: 65-14...
Test result interpretation
Interpretation of Results
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Low Protein S Levels:
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Type I Deficiency: Reduced total and free Protein S levels (quantitative deficiency)
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Sample types
Sample Type
- Specimen Required:
- Blood sample (plasma)
- Collected via venipuncture into a citrate tube (blue-top tube to prevent clotting).
Frequently Asked Questions
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Protein S
Illuminating Coagulation Dynamics for Comprehensive Vascular Health Insight
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Sample Type:
blood
Fasting Required:
No
Description
The total protein blood test measures the amount of all proteins found in the liquid part of the blood. An elevated level of protein in the blood may indicate inflammation, infection, a bone marrow disorder or other conditions.
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