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| ALT (Alanine Aminotransferase) | 10-35 ((<5 days = 6-50units/L, <12mo = 13-45, 1-3yr = 5-45, 4-6yr = 10-25, 7-11yr = 10-35, 12-13yr = 10-30(female), 10-55(male), 14 or > = 5-30 (female), 10-40 (male))
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| Alk Phos (Alkaline Phosphate) | 100-300 (infant = 150-420U/L, 2-10yr = 100-320, adolescent = 100-320(female), 100-390(male), adult = 30-120)
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| Ammonia | 15-45 (newborn = 90-150 mcg/dL, 0-2wk = 79-129, infant/child = 29-70, adult = 15-45)
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| Amylase | 30-100 (0-3mo = 0-30U/L, 3-6mo = 0-50, 6-12mo = 0-80, >1yr = 30-100)
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| AST (Aspartate Aminotransferase) | 13-40 (<10 days = 47-150U/L, 10day-2yr = 9-80, >2yr = 13-35 (female) 15-40 (male))
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| Bicarb (Bicarbonate) | 22-26 (newborn = 17-24meQ/L, infant = 19-24, 2mo-2yr = 16-24, >2yr = 22-26)
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| tBili (Total bilirubin) | <1.5 (infant = <1.2mg/dL, adult = <1.5)
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| dBili (Conjugated Bilirubin) | <0.2 (neonate = <0.6mg/dL, infants/children = <0.2mg/dL)
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| CRP (C-reactive protein) | 0-0.5 mg/dL
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| Total Calcium | 8.4-10.2 (<10 days = 7.6-10.4, 10d-24mo = 9-11, 24mo-12yr = 8.8-10.8, 12-18yr = 8.4-10.2)
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| iCal (Ionized Calcium) | 4.9-5.5 (<1mo = 3.9-6mg/dL, 1-6mo = 3.7-5.9, 1-18yr = 4.9-5.5, adult = 4.7-5.3)
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| Cl (Serum Chloride) | 97-107
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| Creatinine | 0.3-1 (newborn = 0.3-1mg/dL infant = 0.2-0.4 child = 0.3-0.7 adolescent = 0.5-1 adult = 0.6-1.1 (female), 0.9-1.3 (male)
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| ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate) | 0-20 (child = 0-15, adult = 0-20 (female), 0-15 (male))
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| Ferritin | 7-14 (newborn = 25-200ng/mL, 1mo = 200-600, ng/mL 2-5mo = 50-200, 6mo-15yr = 7-140, adult = 10-120(female), 20-250(male))
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| Serum Folate | 4-20 (newborn = 16-72ng/ml, child = 4-20, adult = 10-63)
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| Haptoglobin | 26-185 (newborn = 5-48mg/dl, >30 days = 26-185)
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| Hemoglobin A1c | 4.5-5.6 (at risk = 5.7-6.4%, DM = >/= 6.5)
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| Iron | 50-120 (newborn = 100-250mcg/dL, infant = 40-100, child = 50-120, adult = 65-175(male), 50-170(female))
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| Lipase | 3-32 (newborn = 6-55u/L, 1-6mo = 4-29, 6-12mo = 4-23, >1yr = 3-32)
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| Cholesterol | <170 (borderline = 170-199mg/dL, high = >200)
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| LDL | <110 (borderline = 110-129 mg/dL, high =>130)
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| HDL | >35 = desirable
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| Mg (Magnesium) | 1.26-2.1 mEq/L
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| Osmolality | 275-295 mOsm/kg
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| Phenylalanine | 0.8-1.8 (preterm = 2-7.5mg/dL, newborn = 1.2-3.4, adult = 0.8-1.8)
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| Phos (Phosphorus) | 2.4-4.4 (0-9days = 4.5-9mg/dL, 10d-2yr = 4-6.5, 3-9yr = 3.2-5.8, 10-15yr = 3.3-5.4, >15yr = 2.4-4.4)
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| Prealbumin | 12-42 (newborn = 7-39mg/dL, 1-6mo = 8-34, 6mo-4yr = 12-36, 4-6yr = 12-30, 6-19yr = 12-42)
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| Pyruvate | 0.7-1.32 mg/dL
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| Total iron-binding capacity | 250-425 (infant = 100-400mcg/dL, 250-425)
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| Transferrin | 203-360 (newborn = 130-275mg/dL, 3mo-16yr = 203-360, adult = 215-380)
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| Urea Nitrogen (BUN) | 6-20 (newborn = 2-19 mg/dL, infant/child = 5-18, adult = 6-20)
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| Uric Acid | 3-6 (1-12mo = 1.1-5.6mg/dL, 1-5yr = 1.7-5.8, 6-11yr = 2.2-6.6, 12-19yr male = 3-7.7, female = 2.7-5.7)
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| Hemoglobin (Hb) | 12.5-15.5 (lowest 2mo-6yr)
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| Hematocrit (Hct) | 35-47 (lowest 2mo-6yr)
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| MCV | 80-90
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| MCHC | 33-34
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| Retic | 0.5-1
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| WBC | 7.8-8.5 (10-12 from 2wks to 2 yr, 18 birth – day 3)
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| Platelets | 150-350
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| Leukocytes | 4.5-15
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| Neutrophils | 1.5-8.5, 33-59%
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| Lymphocytes | 1-10 (34-61%)
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| Monocytes | 0.3-0.6 (4-5%)
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| Eosinophils | 0.2-0.3 (2-3%)
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| PT | 11.5-16
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| INR | 0.80-1.3
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| aPTT | 30-46
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| Fibrinogen | 1.9-4
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| Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) | 89-165
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