Ch 1: Evaluate Data in the Patient Record/Normal Values Flashcards
1
Q
RBC
A
M: 4.6-6.2
F: 4.2-5.4
2
Q
Hb
A
M: 13.5-16.5
F: 12-15
3
Q
Hct
A
40-54%
4
Q
WBC
A
4500-11,500
5
Q
platelets
A
150k-400k
6
Q
PT
A
12-14 seconds
7
Q
INR
A
0.8-1.2
8
Q
PTT
A
30 seconds
9
Q
Na
A
136-145
10
Q
K
A
3.5-5
11
Q
BUN
A
7-20
12
Q
Creatine
A
0.7-1.3
13
Q
Glucose
A
70-105
14
Q
Creatine Kinase (CK)
A
50-200
15
Q
Troponin
A
<0.4
16
Q
BNP
A
<20
17
Q
COHb
A
<1.5% (smokers 3-6%)
18
Q
DLCO
A
25-30
19
Q
Normal AHI
A
0-4
20
Q
Mild sleep apnea AHI
A
5-14
21
Q
Moderate sleep apnea
A
15-30
22
Q
severe sleep apnea AHI
A
> 30
23
Q
ICP
A
<20
24
Q
Child normal pulse
A
80-120
25
Infant normal pulse
90-170
26
child normal RR
20-25
27
Infant normal RR
35-45
28
Child/Infant normal BP
84/52
29
Vt
6-8 ml/kg IBW
30
VE
5-10 L/min
31
RSBI
<105
32
VC
10-15 mL/kg
33
NIF
<-20
34
CVP
2-6
35
PAP
20-30/6-15
36
mPAP
10-20
37
PCWP
6-12
38
CO
4-8
39
CI
2.5-4
40
Stroke Volume
60-130
41
Ejection Fraction
65-75%
42
Tropinin can help confirm
MI
43
BNP helps diagnose
CHF
44
Hct is affected by
fluid volume
hypervolemia: low
hypovolemia: high
45
high lactic acid levels indicate
tissue hypoxia
46
6MWD of what indicates abnormal functional capacity
<500-600
47
kussmaul breathing suggests
diabetic ketoacidosis
48
biots breathing indicates
brain damage
49
cheyne-stokes breathing indicates
CNS disease or CHF
50
pneumothorax on ultrasound is indicated by
absent gliding sign
