Clinical Pathology Lap Report #2 Flashcards
What are the SI units for WBC’s
x10E9g/L
What are the SI units for Electrolytes?
mmol/L
What are the SI units for enzymes?
g/L
What are the SI units for protein values (Total Protein, Albumin, Globulin)?
g/L
What are the American units for Electrolytes?
mEq/L
What are the American Units for Total Protein, Albumin, Globulin)?
g/dL
How do you convert American units to SI units for protein values?
Multiply by 10
How do you convert American units to SI units for glucose values?
Divide by 18
How do you calculate the A:G ratio?
TP (g/L) - Albumin (g/L) = Globulin (g/L)
How do you convert percentages to absolute numbers for your leukocyte differential?
of WBCs / 100 x ___ x10E9/L
Increased levels of serum Sodium above the reference level is known as?
Hypernatremia
Decreased levels of serum sodium below the reference interval is known as?
Hyponatremia
Increased levels of serum Potassium above the reference interval is known as?
Hyperkalemia
Decreased levels of serum potassium below the reference range is known as?
Hypokalemia
Increased levels of serum Chloride above the reference interval is known as?
Hyperchloridemia
Decreased levels of serum Chloride below the reference interval is known as?
Hypochloridemia
Increased levels of serum Calcium above the reference interval is known as?
Hypercalcemia
Decreased levels of serum calcium below the reference interval is known as?
Hypocalcemia
Increased levels of serum Magnesium above the reference interval is known as?
Hypermagnesemia
Decreased levels of serum Magnesium below the reference interval is known as?
Hypomagnesemia
Increased levels of serum Phosphorus above the reference interval is known as?
Hyperphosphatemia
Decreased levels of serum Phosphorus below the reference interval is known as?
Hypophosphatemia
High levels of glucose above the normal range?
Hyperglycemia
Low levels of glucose below the normal range?
Hypoglycemia
Increased levels of serum total protein?
Hyperproteinemia
Decreased levels of serum total protein?
Hypoproteinemia
Increased levels of serum Albumin?
Hyperalbuminemia
Decreased levels of serum Albumin?
Hypoalbuminemia
How do you describe erythrocyte arrangement?
- Agglutination
- Rouleaux
Too few leukocytes is referred to as?
Anemia
Increase in leukocytes is known as?
Leukocytosis