ARUP Test
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Indications for Use
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Toxic Level
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Aluminum, Urine 0099408
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Urine aluminum may be useful for monitoring aluminum exposure and is preferred in the assessment of chronic exposure. For aluminum toxicity due to dialysis or for routine screening, Aluminum, Serum is preferred
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n/a
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Arsenic, Urine with Reflex to Fractionated 0025000
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Preferred test for the assessment of acute or chronic arsenic exposure. This test is able to differentiate between toxic inorganic and methylated species as well as benign organic forms. Results are reported as total inorganic, total methylated, and organic arsenic
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n/a
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Arsenic, Fractionated, Urine 0020734
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Useful when exposure to arsenic is known but the species is uncertain. For initial testing, Arsenic, Urine with Reflex to Fractionated is preferred
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n/a
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Arsenic, Blood 0099045
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May be useful for the detection of recent (<24 hours post exposure) and/or large dose arsenic exposures. For acute or chronic exposure, Arsenic, Urine with Reflex to Fractionated is preferred
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≥600 µg/L
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Arsenic, Random Urine with Reflex to Fractionated 2011478
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Preferred test for the assessment of acute or chronic arsenic exposure. This test is able to differentiate between toxic inorganic and methylated species as well as benign organic forms. Results are reported as total inorganic, total methylated, and organic arsenic
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n/a
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Cadmium Exposure Panel – OSHA 0025013
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Recommended for occupation exposure monitoring. This panel includes cadmium in blood and urine as well as beta-2-microglobulin and provides exposure guidance in accordance with OSHA regulations. To assess cadmium exposure in a nonoccupational setting, Cadmium, Urine and/or Cadmium, Blood are preferred
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n/a
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Cadmium, Blood 0099675
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Useful in the assessment of acute toxicity. For chronic exposure and the assessment of cadmium body burden, Cadmium, Urine is preferred
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n/a
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Chromium, RBC 2014505
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Investigate or monitor potential chromium exposure
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n/a
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Chromium, Urine 0025068
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Chromium urine levels may be used to monitor short term exposure. Preferred test for evaluating metal ion release from metal-on-metal joint arthroplasty is Chromium, Serum
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n/a
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Cobalt, Urine 0025032
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May be useful in the assessment of acute exposure. Preferred test for evaluating metal ion release from metal-on-metal joint arthroplasty is Cobalt, Serum
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n/a
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Cobalt, Blood 0099231
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May be used in the assessment of occupational exposure or toxic ingestion. Preferred test for evaluating metal ion release from metal-on-metal joint arthroplasty is Cobalt, Serum
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n/a
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Cobalt, Serum or Plasma 0025037
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May be used in the assessment of occupational exposure or toxic ingestion. Preferred test for evaluating metal ion release from metal-on-metal joint arthroplasty
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n/a
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Copper, Serum Free (Direct) 0020596
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May be useful in the assessment of copper overload or response to copper-reducing therapies. Directly measures the free (nonceruloplasmin bound) fraction of copper. For the complete assessment of copper overload, Wilson Disease Screening Panel, Serum is preferred
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n/a
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Copper, Urine 0020461
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Useful in the assessment of overload. For the complete assessment of copper overload, Wilson Disease Screening Panel, Serum is preferred
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n/a
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Copper, Random Urine 2011480
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Useful in the assessment of overload
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n/a
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Heavy Metals Panel 3, Blood 0099470
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Useful in the assessment of recent exposure to arsenic, mercury, and lead. For chronic exposure or the determination of arsenic species, refer to Heavy Metals Panel 4, Urine with Reflex to Arsenic Fractionation. For occupational exposure, consider Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults and/or Cadmium Exposure Panel - OSHA
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n/a
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Heavy Metals Panel 3, Urine with Reflex to Arsenic Fractionated 0099475
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Useful in the assessment of acute and chronic exposure to arsenic, mercury, and lead. The preferred test for the assessment of lead exposure is Lead, Blood (Venous). For occupational exposure, consider Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults and/or Cadmium Exposure Panel – OSHA
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n/a
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Heavy Metals Panel 3, Random Urine with Reflex to Arsenic Fractionated 2011304
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Useful in the assessment of acute and chronic exposure to arsenic, mercury, and lead. The preferred test for the assessment of lead exposure is Lead, Blood (Venous). For occupational exposure, consider Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults and/or Cadmium Exposure Panel – OSHA.
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n/a
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Heavy Metals Panel 4, Blood 0020584
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Useful in the assessment of recent exposure to arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead. For chronic exposure or the determination of arsenic species, refer to Heavy Metals Panel 4, Urine with Reflex to Arsenic Fractionation. For occupational exposure, consider Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults and/or Cadmium Exposure Panel – OSHA
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n/a
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Heavy Metals Panel 4, Urine with Reflex to Arsenic Fractionated 0020572
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Useful in the assessment of acute and chronic exposure to arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead. The preferred test for the assessment of lead exposure is Lead, Blood (Venous). For occupational exposure, consider Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults and/or Cadmium Exposure Panel – OSHA
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n/a
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Heavy Metals Panel 6, Urine with Reflex to Arsenic Fractionated 0025055
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Useful in the assessment of acute and chronic exposure to arsenic, cadmium, copper, mercury, lead, and zinc. The preferred test for the assessment of lead exposure is Lead, Blood (Venous). For occupational exposure, consider Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults and/or Cadmium Exposure Panel – OSHA
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n/a
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Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults 0025016
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Recommended for the assessment of industrial lead exposure in adults and provides exposure guidance in accordance with OSHA regulations. To assess lead exposure in a nonoccupational setting, Lead, Blood (Venous) is preferred
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n/a
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Lead, Blood (Capillary) 0020745
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Recommended for routine testing for lead exposure in pediatric populations. Confirm elevated results with Lead, Blood (Venous)
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n/a
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Lead, Blood (Venous) 0020098
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Recommended for routine testing for lead exposure. For occupational exposure, consider Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults
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n/a
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Selenium, Serum or Plasma 0025023
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May be useful in the assessment of recent intake. For the assessment of deficiency or toxicity, Selenium, Urine is preferred
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n/a
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Selenium, Urine 0025067
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Urine is the preferred specimen type for the assessment of selenium toxicity and deficiency. For the assessment of recent intake, Selenium, Serum or Plasma is available
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n/a
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Zinc Protoporphyrin (ZPP), Whole Blood Industrial 0020614
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Useful as an indicator of chronic exposure to lead in the industrial setting. For a complete assessment of industrial lead exposure in adults and exposure guidance in accordance with OSHA regulations, Lead, Industrial Exposure Panel, Adults is preferred
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n/a
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Zinc, Urine 0020468
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Useful as an indicator of acute toxicity. May be useful as an indicator of deficiency in conjunction with Zinc, Serum or Plasma
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n/a
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