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TEST 1 Review
LAB DX
Question | Answer |
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WBC | 5-10 |
RBC | 4.2-6.0 |
HGB (F) | 12-15.5 |
HGB (M) | 12.5-17.5 |
HCT (F) | 37-45 |
HCT (M) | 40-50 |
MCV | 80-99 |
MCH | 26-32 |
MCHC | 31-36 |
Sodium | 135-148 meq/l |
Potassium | 3.4-5.3 meq/l |
Chloride | 95-108 meq/l |
Gluc | 80-115 mg/dl |
Uric Acid | 2.5-7.7 mg/dl |
BUN | 7-27 mg/dl |
Creatinine | 0.5-1.5 mg/dl |
Total Bilirubin | 0.2-1.2 mg/dl |
Calcium | 8.1-10.7 mg/dl |
Phosphorus | 2.7-5.0 mg/dl |
Confirmation of Clinical Impression | Fasting Glucose for Diabetes Mellitus RF for RA Urine culture for UTI HbsAg for Hepatitis B Virus Infection Troponin for MI |
Reduction of Diff Dx | Serum Amylase test to Diff from Appendicitus,Cholecystitis, or Pancreatitis Plasma ACTH test to Diff from Cushing's Synd. and Cushing's Disease |
Disease Exclusion | Testing glucose for Hypo/Hyperglycemia Testing hemoglobin for anemia Testing ALT/AST for necrosis |
Indication of Specific Therapy | Test indicate need tx with Iron, Folate, B12, or need blood transfusion or surgery |
Monitor Therapy Effectiveness | 1. Serum Albumin/Protein for Malnutrition 2. Serum Electrolytes for Dehydration 3. Hemoglobin for anemia 4. Serum cholesterol for Hypercholesterolemia |
Disclose Occult Disease | Stool occult Blood for colon cancer |
Determination of Baseline Values | 1. Patient's own normal values 2. Point in time values (when was lower or higher 3. Severity of Disease (how bad is value now vs patients normal value |
Staging of Disease | 1. Prodromal (early stage of disease) 2. Acute (rapid onset and following a short but severe course 3. Chronic (lasting for a long period of time or marged by frequent recurrence) 4. convalescence (stage marking return to health and strength after ill) |
Defensive Chiropractic | Malpractice Negligence Patient Responsibility |
Positive Preg Test | Preg Test. Tumor Hydatiform mole |
Positive urine glucose | Diabetes Mellitus Renal Glycosuria Xray Contrast material |
Elevated WBC count | Infection Inflammation shock Leukemia Variant |
Elevated Serum CPK | MI Muscular Dys Tooth ache Post Surgery Exercise |
Positive Rheumatoid Factor | RA Subacute Bact. Endocarditis Leprosy Sarcoidosis Hepatitis Normal Ageing |
Normal Ranges Dependant On: | Population Demographics Environment Analytical Method |
Population Demographics | Gender Age Ethnicity |
Environment | Cultural aspects Geographic locations |
Analytical Methods | Reagents Procedures Temp Analytical Variables |
Diagnostic Sensitivity | frequency of abnormal or positive test results in individuals who have a selected disease |
Specificity | frequency with which a normal or negative test result is observed in individuals free of disease |
predictive value | is a measure of whether an abnormal test result really indicates that the patient has a particular disease or whether a normal test result correctly excludes the existance of a disease in the patient |
Efficiency of test | described as the probability that a test reslt, whether positive or negative, correctly classifies the presence or absence of disease |
%Sensitivity | = TP / (TP+FN) |
%Specificity | = TN / (FP+TN) |
%Positve Predictive value | = TP / (TP+FP) |
%Negative Predictive Value | = TN / (TN+FN) |
% Efficiency | = (TP+TN) / (TP+FP+FN+TN) |