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Lab Values

Danielle McLaughlin NCLEX English 36 cards

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  1. 1pH7.35-7.45
  2. 2PO280-100
  3. 3PCO235-45
  4. 4SaO295-100%
  5. 5HCO322-28
  6. 6BUN6-20 mg/dL
  7. 7Cholesterol (total)<200
  8. 8Glucose70-110
  9. 9Hematocrit (Hct)Represents RBC mass and is important measure of anemia and polycythemia. % RBC in volume of whole blood and is related to Hgb) Low could be anemia, destruction of RBCs (sickle cell, englarged spleen), decreased produx of RBCs (bone marrow supression, cancer, drugs)
    M: 42-52%
    F: 37-47%
  10. 10HemoglobinMain component of erythrocytes and serves as vehicle for transporting oxygen and carbon dioxide. Carries O2 to body's tissues. Low could be anemia, pg, blood loss, cancer, kidney disease, enlarged spleen
    M: 14-18 g/dL
    F: 12-16 g/dL
  11. 11HgA1c<6%
  12. 12Platelets150-400 mm3
  13. 13K+3.5-5
  14. 14Sodium135-145
  15. 15WBC5-10 mm3 but can be 5-15 during 3rd trimester of pregnancy
  16. 16Creatinine0.6-1.3 mg/dL
  17. 17PTProthrombin Time
    10-12
    1.5-2.5 times on coumadin
  18. 18aPTTactivated partial thromboplastin time (activator is added to speed up clotting time)
    how long to clot
    25-30 sec
    1.5-2.5x higher on Herparin
    ONLY NEED TO MONITOR WITH unfractionated heparin
  19. 19PTT30-45 sec (decreased in pg)
    1.5-2.0x on Heparin
    >100 is CRITICAL
  20. 20INR0.9-1.2 seconds
    Therapeutic on WARFARIN 2-3x normal
    High dose warfarin 3-4.5x
  21. 21Osmolalityconcentration of dissolved particles of chemicals and minerals (electrolytes) in serum. Higher osmolality = more particles, lower = diluted.
    275-295 mmol/kg
  22. 22MAP (Mean Arterial PressurE)Pressure in your arteries during one cardiac cycle shows how well the vital organs are being perfused
    70-105 mmHg, less than 60 means vital organs underperfused
    =(systolic+(diastolic * 2))/3
  23. 23Serum Carboxyhemoglobin<5% for nonsmokes, <10% for smokers
    venous 22-30 mEq/L
  24. 24Urine Specific GravityHow well kidneys are diluting urine. Higher=more dehydrated OR urine is becoming less dilute (more concentrated)
    1.003-1.030
  25. 25Calcium8.6-10.2
  26. 26MagnesiumNormal: 1.3-2.1 mEq/L
    Therapeutic: 4-7 mEq/L
    Toxicity >7
  27. 27GFR125 mL/minute in young adult
    decreases 10% each decade
    Age 65 65 mL/min
  28. 28T3, T4, TSHT3: 70-205 ng/dL
    T4: 4-12 mcg/dL
    TSH: 0.4-6
  29. 29BMINormal 18.5-24.9
  30. 30Mantoux testTB screening
    client returns 48-72 hrs to assess for induration (>15 mm is positive)
    if positive, chest x-ray
  31. 31Creatine kinaseseverely elevated is considered over 15k U/L
  32. 32BNP-assess for HF
    <100 normal
    <125 pg/mL 0-74 yrs
    <450 pg/mL 75-99 yrs
  33. 33CVP (central venous pressure)2-8 mm Hg
    Elevate: crackles, pedal edema, JVD
    indicates fluid volume status
  34. 34waste circumferenceincrease risk for metabolic disease if >40 in men and >35 in women
  35. 35systemic vascular resistance800-1200
  36. 36ANC2200-7700

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NCLEX Flashcards on Lab Values, created by Danielle McLaughlin on 28/06/2019.
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