Lab Results Flashcards
HGB HEMOGLOBIN
Low = anemia
WBC WHITE BLOOD CELLS
High (leukocytosis) = infection
Hct hematocrit
Low = anemia
Plt = platelets
Low (thrombocytopenia) = prone to bleeding
Na sodium
High ( hypernatremia) = dehydration
Low ( hyponatremia) = dehydration
K potassium
High (hyperkalemia) = poor kidney function
Low ( hypokalemia) = may cause arrhythmias
If high = causes renal insufficiency or failure
BUN = blood urea nitrogen Creat = creatine
gluc
Glucose
High ( hyperglycemia) = high blood sugar
Low ( hypoglycemia) = low blood sugar
Cl- chloride
High ( hyperchloremia) = possible dehydration
HCO3-
Bicarbonate
High ( hypercarbia) = possible respiratory disease
Low ( hypocarbia) = hyperventilation possible DKA
CEP.
WHAT ENZYMES IF HIGH INDICATE HEART DAMAGE
TROP
CK CREATINE KINASE ( heart damage and rhabdomylosis)
CK MB ( creatine kinase muscle breakdown)
CK RI ( creatine kinase relative index )
MYO
Resp labs
High = congestive heart failure
BNP
B type natriuretic peptide
Low ph = acidosis
Resp lab
ABG Arterial Blood Gas
High/low hc03 = metabolic problem
ABG arterial blood gas
High/low pCO2= respiratory problems
ABG arterial blood gas
EKG interpretations
NSR
Normal sinus rhythm
SB
Sinus bradycardia <60
EKG
ST
Sinus tachycardia >100
EKG
A flutter
ATRIAL FLUTTER
EKG
Paced
Pacemaker is functioning
EKG
SVT
Supra ventricular tachycardia
Ectopy EKG
PVC
Premature ventricular contraction
Ectopy EKG
PAC
Premature atrial contraction
EKG axis
LAD
Left axis deviation.
EKG axis
RAD
Right axis deviation
LAFB AXIS EKG
Left anterior fascicular block
EKG intervals
LBBB
Left bundle branch block
EKG intervals
RBBB
Right bundle branch block
EKG intervals
1 AVB
First degree AV BLOCK
Joint injury
Splint application
Laceration
Laceration repair
Abscess
Incision and drainage
Joint effusion
Arthocentesis
Dislocation
Joint reduction
Respiratory failure
Intubation
Sepsis
Central line placement ( subclAvian femoral
Pneumothorax
Chest tube
Abnormal heart rhythm
Cardioversion
Cardiac arrest
CPR
COPD CHF EXACERBATION
CPAP/BIPAP