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Lab values from ATI etc

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Sodium   135 to 145  
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Normal INR and Coumadine INR   normal 1-2 on Coumadine 2-3  
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Rhematoid Factor Norm and Risk + for RA   1:40 to 1:60 Normal less than or equal to 1:20 positive for RA  
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Calcium   9 to 10.5  
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Normal aPtt and Heparine aPtt   20 to 30 normal heparin 45 to 90  
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Magnesium   1.2 to 2.1  
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Legal Blindness   20/200  
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Phosphorus   3 to 4.5  
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Albumin   3.5 to 5  
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Intraoccular Pressure   10 to 21  
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Glomular Filtration Rate   120 to 125 ml/hr Use creatine clearance test to determine  
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Digoxin therapeutic index   0.8 to 2.0  
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Normal PT and Coumadine PT   11.5 to 13.5, coumadine prolongs  
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BUN   7-21  
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Creatine   0.6 to 1.2  
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RBC   4. to 5.5 women on the low side, men on the high side  
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HGB   Women 12-16 Men 14-18  
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ICP   1-20  
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AST   7 to 42  
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ALT   1-45  
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ALP   30 to 120  
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Mechcanical Vent Cuff pressure, check how often   less than 20, check Q8  
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Platelet   150 to 450  
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Troponin T   Less than 0.2ng/l First elevate 3to5 hr post MI stay elevated for 14 to 21 day  
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Troponin I   less than 0.03, First elevate 3hr post MI Stay elevated for 7 to 10 days  
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Myoglobin   less than 90 first elevate 2 hours post MI Stay elevated for 24 hours  
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CK-MB   30 to 170 first elevate for 4 to 6 hours stay elevated for 3 days BEST indicator of MI  
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Mechcanical Heart Valve...pt must take what   anticoagulant  
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Sinus Tach   greater than 100  
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BNP levels normal to severe HF   less than 100 normal HF present at 100 to 300 mild HF at 300 to 600 Moderate 600 to 900 Severe (greater than 900)  
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C reactive Protein (risk for CVD)   <1 low risk for CVD >3 high risk for CVD  
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MAP   Greater than 60  
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QRS in Normal Sinus   0.04 to 0.10  
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PR interval   0.12 to 0.20  
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Defib at what Joules   200, 300, 360  
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PSA normal is   less than 4  
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BUN/creatine Ratio increases with   Renal dz dehydated pt high protein diet  
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Specific Gravity   1.001 to 1.040  
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Specific gravity increases   more conc urine decreased water intake increased ADH (pee less) Decreased renal perfusion  
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Specifc Gravity decreases   Less conc urine Renal Dz (failure) DI HIgh fluid intake  
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Fetal HR   110 to 160  
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Nagele Rule   First day of LMP add 7 days Subtract 3 mo add one year  
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Blood transfuse what size IV   18 to 19 guage  
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WBC   4.5 to 11  
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Amylase   Normal 30 to 110 Increases (2 to 3 times) with in 12 hour of pancreatitis,  
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Lipase   Increase 2 to 3 times with pancreatitis Rises slower than amylase Stays elevated for 2 weeks  
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Amylase and Lipase are also elevated with   Pancreatic Cancer  
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Antigen specific for pancreatic cancer   Carinoembroyonic antigen  
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Mental Retardation IQ less than   70  
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Newborn Respiration   30 to 60  
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Heart Rate for Newborn   100 to 160 Apical for full minute listen at 4th ic space  
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Normal newborn temp   97.7 to 99  
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Hypoglycemia in newborn   less than 40 to 50  
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Contraction stress test   you want a "negative" result means no late decels in test Postive means late decels present durign test, newborn will not tolerate labor well  
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Non stress test   You want Reactive: 2 acels within 20 min, moderate variabity, HR within 110 to 160, no decels  
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Fetal lung maturity 2 things a ratio and what else present with mature lungs   Lecithin/sphingomyelin 2:1 ratio equals lungs mature Phosphatidylguierol (PG) presence indicates mature lungs; not present equals risk for resp distress  
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Blood osmolartiy   270 to 300  
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Triglycerides should be   less than 150  
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LDL ideally less than   100  
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HDL ideal   greater than 60  
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Protien in serum   6 to 8  
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1 hour glucose in pregnancy, high reading is   greater than 140  
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HGB during pregnancy   9 to 11 normal don't transfuse to 6 or 7  
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Fetal blood Ph   7.25 normal, less than 7.20 requires intervention  
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Fetal Sp02   30 to 70  
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Bilirubin in a newborn   day 1 0 to 6 day 2 less than 8 day 3 less than 12  
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Nitrazine paper   Rupture + am fluid if blue/grey - am fluid if yellow or green  
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1 little box   0.04 seconds  
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1 big box   0.2 seconds (5 little box)  
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ST elevation or depresion   no more than 2 little boxes above or below isoteric line  
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LDH   nonspecfic martker for Heart attack  
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irreg rythme measure how to determine   R to R  
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T wave height   no more than 2 little boxes (??)  
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Tall tented T waves   hyperkalemia  
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Widen QRS   v tach  
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Saw tooth   A flutter  
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icteric   yellow color (jaundiced)  
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phenytoin (dilantin)   10 to 20  
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hba1c norm   4 to 6 ref DM goal <7  
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1 serving of carb   15g (half of a cup for OJ), 8oz milk  
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hypoglycemia is   less than 70  
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hyperglycemia   greater than 250  
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during hyperglycemia, when bg less than 250, switch IV to   0.45% NS plus 5% dextrose  
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hyperglycemia   monitor K,insulin brings potassium back into cell, so potasium may drop  
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acidosis and potassium   hyperkalemia  
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alkalosis and potassium   hypokalemia  
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potassium rate IV   less than 20meq per hour MAX MAX RECOMMENDED 5 to 10 meq/hour, if greater than this put on cardiac monitor  
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infection can cause stress can cause (with relation to BG   hyperglycemia  
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Parkland formula   4ml (lactated ringers) X BS% burned X KG = XXXX within 8 hr of burn 1/2 of XXXX next 8 hours 1/4 of XXXX next 8 hours 1/4 of XXXX  
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Lithium   0.6 to 1.2 is the therapuetic index toxic at 1.5, life threat at 2  
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ammonia   greater than >110 concerning  
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bilirubin is elevated at   1  
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TSH norm   .2-5.4  
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t4   5 to 12  
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t3   80 to 230  
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pre prandial bg goal is   90 to 130  
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post prandial bg goal is   less than 180  
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aminoglycosides are   renal toxic, ototox  
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gentamycin is a   aminoglycoside  
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sulfa drugs   do not give to prego women near tear, bfeeding, or infant less than 2 mo (increases jaundice), Blood dyscrasias, hypersen  
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