Test directory: CRP (High Sensitivity)

Ordering Code 5461
Test Name CRP (High Sensitivity)
Alias Cardio CRP
HS CRP
Preferred Specimen Serum
Preferred Container SST (Gold)
Other Specimen/Container Serum in Plain (Red), Plasma in Lithium Heparin (Green-PST),
Plasma in Lithium Heparin (Dark Green-PP No Gel)
Optimum Volume 1 mL
Transport Requirements Oahu: Ambient
Airline: Ambient
Specimen Stability Ambient: 11 Days
Refrigerated: 2 Months
Frozen: 2 Months
Rejection Criteria Grossly Hemolyzed, Grossly Lipemic, Insufficient quantity,
Specimen older than stability limits
Avail. Stat NO
Analytic Time 1 Day
Methodology Immunoturbidimetric
Insurance Pre-Authorization  HAWAII MEDICAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION

Reference range(s)

The reference ranges listed below are valid on this date of August 15, 2025.
Component Age Male Norm Male Critical Low Male Critical High Female Norm Female Critical High Female Critical Low Units Add'l info
CRP (High Sensitivity) ALL mg/L

CRP is...
CRP is an acute phase reactant and can be elevated in
various acute or chronic disease states. When used for
cardiovascular disease risk assessment the following
interpretations are based on guidelines put forth by the
CDC and AHA (Circulation.2003; 107:499-511)
 
hs-CRP level(mg/L)       Relative Risk for CVD
------------------       ---------------------
<1.0                     Low
1.0 - 3.0                Average
>3.0                     High
 
A single CRP result should be repeated before assignment
of cardiovascular disease risk. Patients with confirmed
CRP result >10 mg/L should be evaluated for other sources
of inflammation or infection.

See report.
Note1

Note1:


CRP is an acute phase reactant and can be elevated in
various acute or chronic disease states. When used for
cardiovascular disease risk assessment the following
interpretations are based on guidelines put forth by the
CDC and AHA (Circulation.2003; 107:499-511)
 
hs-CRP level(mg/L)       Relative Risk for CVD
------------------       ---------------------
<1.0                     Low
1.0 - 3.0                Average
>3.0                     High
 
A single CRP result should be repeated before assignment
of cardiovascular disease risk. Patients with confirmed
CRP result >10 mg/L should be evaluated for other sources
of inflammation or infection.

See report..