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Promote coagulation
Carry oxygen.
Transport nutrients to the brain.
95- 105 mEq/L
135- 145 mEq/L
3.5- 5.3 mEq/L
True
False
95- 105 mEq/L
3.5- 5.3 mEq/L
135- 145 mEq/L
2.5- 4.5 mg/dl
>20 g/dl
13.5 - 17 g/dl
12- 15 g/dl
< 5 g/dl
>20 g/dl
13.5 – 17 g/dl
12 – 15 g/dl
This is a critical value because it is over 47%.
This patient has a normal range for a male. The normal range is 40- 54%.
This patient has a low value because males should have >60%.
True
False
150- 400
1500- 4000
15000- 40000
150000- 400000
Increased
Decreased
Unchanged
>5 g/dl and
20 g/dl
>5 g/dl and >20 g/dl
Is the Iron component of the RBC that carries nitrogen.
Is the Iron component of the RBC that carries Carbon Dioxide.
Is the Iron Component of the RBC that creates ATP.
None of the above.
Hgb
Hct
Plt
An increase in BUN.
A decrease in BUN.
No change in BUN.
Decreased
Increased
No change.
36 – 46%
30- 40%
40 – 54%
35- 50%
Decreased count.
Increased count.
Leukemia is a WBC disease and does not affect Platelet Count.
True
False
True
False
2.0- 5.0 mg/dl
5- 25 mg/dl
0.5- 2.0 mg/dl
0- 1.5 mg/dl
0.5- 1.5 mg/dl
Yes. The patient could spontaneously bleed.
Yes. The patient may not be able to clot.
No. Only start to worry if the count is < 20,000
No. Platelet Count is not that important in this case.
70- 120 mg/dl
70-110 mg/dl
60- 120 mg/dl
70- 100 mg/dl
4,500 – 10,000 mm3
3,000- 12,000 mm3
6,000- 15,000 mm3
5,000- 10,000 mm3
True
False
Dehydration
COPD
Heart Failure
B & C
All the above
It's a breathing disease, it wont affect my blood results.
Increased levels.
Decreased levels.
Increased
Decreased
Unchanged
True
False
70-120 mg/dl
70- 110 mg/dl
60-80 mg/dl
5- 15 mg/dl
10- 20 mg/dl
5- 25 mg/dl
7- 28 mg/dl
Creatinine
BUN
Both
Diabetes
Oral hypoglycemic drug monitoring.
Adrenal hypofunction
Adrenal hyperfunction.
A B C
Check K level in patient before giving supplement.
Check K level in patient before giving a diuretic.
Check K level in patient before administering an enema.
Check K level in patient that in on a Na restricted diet.
Increased
Decreased
Unchanged
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Stress
Drugs
Liver disease.
Adrenal hypofunction.
>60%
Dehydration
Over hydration
Leukemia
A low WBC count
A high Hgb.
The patient stated they were on a high protein diet.
The patient has been drinking and extra 8oz of water per day over the recommended number.
The patient states they have voided twice in the last 4 hours.
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