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Free Cortisol, Random Urine
Test Name Free Cortisol, Random Urine
Specimen Type / Requirements Container Type = Sterile Container Minimum Testing Volume = 5ml Urine
Specimen Handling Collection Instructions: Random urine collected in red top vacutainer or sterile urine container. Write your initials, date and time of collection on the collection label. Stability: Stable for 8h at room temperature, refrigerated 1 week, frozen 3 months. Laboratory Staff Instructions: Centrifuge to remove cellular material. Sample Rejection Criteria: Leaking, Unlabeled specimens, or Non sufficient quantity (Not Sufficient Quantity) will be rejected.
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Turnaround Time (TAT) 10 Days (batched)	Test Utilization
Reference Value 0-2 yrs --- 0-50nmol/mmol creatinine 3-8 yrs --- 0-37 nmol/mmol creatinine 9-12 yrs ---0-23 nmol/mmol creatinine 13-17 yrs - 0-17nmol/mmol creatinine	Male: >= 18yrs – 0-49nmol/mmol creatinine Female: >= 18yrs – 0-35nmol/mmol creatinine
Test Code UFCR	Methodology Competitive binding immunoassay
Testing Location SMH-Biochemistry	Other Information Last Updated: September 30, 2019

Free Cortisol, Random Urine

Free Cortisol, Random Urine

Container Type = Sterile Container

Minimum Testing Volume = 5ml Urine

Collection Instructions: Random urine collected in red top vacutainer or sterile urine container.

Write your initials, date and time of collection on the collection label.

Stability: Stable for 8h at room temperature, refrigerated 1 week, frozen 3 months.

Laboratory Staff Instructions: Centrifuge to remove cellular material.

Sample Rejection Criteria: Leaking, Unlabeled specimens, or Non sufficient quantity (Not Sufficient Quantity) will be rejected.

10 Days (batched)

0-2 yrs --- 0-50nmol/mmol creatinine

3-8 yrs --- 0-37 nmol/mmol creatinine

9-12 yrs ---0-23 nmol/mmol creatinine

13-17 yrs - 0-17nmol/mmol creatinine

Male:

>= 18yrs – 0-49nmol/mmol creatinine

Female:

>= 18yrs – 0-35nmol/mmol creatinine

UFCR

Competitive binding immunoassay

SMH-Biochemistry

Last Updated: September 30, 2019