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Test Code AMNIS Rupture of Membrane (ROM) Test for PAMG-1 LAB4346

Important Note

The ROM Test (Amnisure) is performed in the lab.

Amnisure should not be used earlier than 6 hours after the removal of any disinfectant solutions or medicines from the vagina. Bleeding, placenta previa and performing digital exams prior to sample collection can lead to inaccurate test results.

Test Method

Immunochromatographic; Amnisure

Performance

Testing is performed Monday through Sunday.

Typically completed within 15 minutes after the specimen
arrives at the testing site.

Specimen Requirement

Vaginal secretions is required.

Useful For

Detection of PAMG-1 Protein Marker in vaginal secretions

Reference Values

Detection of PAMG-1 Protein Marker in vaginal secretions
indicates the presence of amniotic fluid.

CPT Code Information

84112 Chemistry: Evaluation of cervicovaginal fluid for specfic
amniotic fluid protein(s) (PAMG-1), each specimen

LOINC Code Information

50385-4 Alpha-1-Microglobulin.Placental [Presence] In Vaginal
Fluid

Additional Specimen Collection Information

Call the laboratory to notify them that a sample is being
collected for an amnisure test. Order a ROM Test (Rupture of
Fetal Membranes). Label
the solvent vial appropriately with two identifiers,
patient name and another identifier, (patient ID number, DOB, etc.)
include date and time of collection and initial of person
collecting the specimen.

  1. Collect sample of vaginal secretions using a sterile vaginal
    swab provided in the kit.
  2. Remove swab from packaging using care not to touch anything
    prior to insertion into vagina.
  3. Collect sample from surface of vagina, holding swab in the
    middle of the stick while patient is lying flat on back.
  4. Carefully insert the polyester tip of the swab into the vagina
    until fingers contact the skin no more than 2-3 inches (5-7 cm)
    deep.
  5. Withdraw the swab after 1 minute.
  6. Rinse swab after collection in solvent vial for 1 minute.
  7. Remove swab and dispose of in a biohazard container.
  8. Recap the vial and label the tube appropriately with patient
    name and two identifiers (patient ID number, DOB, etc.).
  9. Sample should be taken to the Lab within 30 minutes of
    collection.
  10. The patient sample will be tested as soon as possible after
    collection.
  11. If patient sample is not tested within 30 minutes, the sample
    may be stored refrigerated for up to 6 hours.