Lab Values, Tube Order, formulas- need to know these! Flashcards
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Normal Hemoglobin (Hgb) range?
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12-15
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Normal Hematocrit (Hct) range?
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36-45%
3
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Normal WBC range?
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5000-10000
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Normal Platelet (Plts) range?
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150,000-400,000
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Normal Neutrophil % range?
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54-62%
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Normal Lymphocyte % range?
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25-33%
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Normal Monocytes % range?
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3-7%
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Normal Eosinophils % range?
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1-3%
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Normal Basophils % range?
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Less than 1%
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Mild Neutropenia range?
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ANC 1000 - 1500
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Moderate Neutropenia range?
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ANC 500 - 1000
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Severe Neutropenia below?
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ANC less than 500
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Normal RBC range?
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4-5.5
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Normal Reticulocyte % range?
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0.5 - 2%
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Normal Reticulocyte Index (RPI)?
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2.0-3.0
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Normal pH in ABG?
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7.35-7.45
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Normal paCO2 in ABG?
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35-45
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Normal paO2 in ABG?
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80-100
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Normal HCO3- in ABG?
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22-26
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Normal SaO2 in ABG
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95-100%
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Normal Serum Sodium Na+ range?
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135-145
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Serum Sodium critical ranges?
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Below 120, Above 160
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Normal Serum Potassium K+ range?
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3.5-5
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Serum Potassium critical ranges?
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Less than 3.0, Greater than 6.1
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Normal Chloride Cl- range?
90-110
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Chloride critical values?
Less than 80, Greater than 115
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Normal CO2 in BMP range?
25-30
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CO2 in BMP critical values?
Less than 10, Greater than 40
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Normal BUN in BMP range?
10-20
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BUN in BMP critical value?
Above 100
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Normal Creatinine in BMP values?
0.5-1.2
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Creatinine in BMP critical value?
Greater than 4.0
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Normal random and fasting Glucose in BMP ranges?
Random=less than 200; Fasting=70-110
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Glucose in BMP critical values?
Less than 50, Greater than 450
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Normal Calcium Ca++ BMP range?
9.0-10.5
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Calcium Ca++ in BMP critical ranges?
Less than 6.0, Greater than 13
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Draw out the CBC fishbone without numbers but with the tests.
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Draw out the CBC fishbone with values
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Fill in the blanks with just 3 letter abbreviations.
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Draw out the BMP fishbone without tests
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Draw out the BMP fishbone with test names
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Draw out BMP fishbone with values
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What are the ABG tests in "slash format"?
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Write out the values for ABG in "slash format"
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Normal MCV range?
80-100
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Normal MCH range?
27-34
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Normal MCHC range?
33-35
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AST:ALT\>2:1 indicative of what disease?
indicative of alcoholic liver disease
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BUN:Cr\> 10-20:1 indicatitve of what?
dehydration
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What is the color order for tube tops?
1. Light Blue, 2. SST/Gold/Tiger, 3. Red, 4. Green, 5. Lavender/Pink
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Order of 5 colored tubes to draw
1. light blue (additive is citrate for coags), 2. SST/Gold/Tiger (stimulates cell to clot and separates serum and cell), 3. Red (no additives, chemistries), 4. Green (additive is heparin, for anticoag tests and sometimes cardiac enzymes), 5. lavender/purple/pink (additive is EDTA, CBC and hematology studies)
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What is the Light Blue top additive, test, and order number?
1 Additive is citrate for anti-coags
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SST/Gold/Tiger additive, test, and order number?
2. Stimulates cell to clot and separates serum and cell.
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What is Red Tube top additive, test, and order number?
3. Red (no additives, for CBC and chemistries)
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What is Green Tube top additive, test, and order number?
4. Green (heparin, for anticoag tests and sometimes cardiac enzymes)
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What is Lavender/Purple/Pink Tube top additive, test, and order number?
5. Lavender/Purple/Pink (additive is EDTA, CBC and hematology studies like ESR)
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What is the difference between Serum and Plasma? (Hint: what does Plasma have that Serum doesn't and color?)
Plasma=Has clotting factors, cloudy.
Serum=No clotting factors, clear.
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What is "Type and Screen"?
Looks at PT's cells (Type) and serum (Screen). ABO and Rh on cell for Type. Antibody screen for antibodies in serum for Screen.
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What is Crossmatch?
Done outside body before transfuse. Mixing donor blood with PT's serum to check for antibodies in recipient's and seeing if they clot.
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Which color top for CBCs? What additive?
Lavender/Purple/Pink (additive is EDTA, CBC and hematology studies)
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MCV (mean corpuscular volume) determine what about the RBC and anemia?
Size of cell. Anemia by size.
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What are the three MCV size terms and values?
Normocytic = MCV 80-100
Macrocytic = MCV \>100
Microcytic = MCV \<80
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What is MCH – mean corpuscular hemoglobin
Average content of Hgb per RBC
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MCHC – mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration
Mean content of total Hgb. Looks at color.
Low MCHC = hypochromic
High MCHC = hyperchromic
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What is the Anion Gap formula?
(Na + K)-(Cl + HCO3). Reference range=3-11
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RBC 3.3, Hgb 9, Hct 27, MCH 22.6, MCHC 31.4, MCV 69.7, WBC 4.5
Microcytic Hypochromic Anemia. Microcytic as MCV 69.7 is microcytic (80-100), Hypochromic as MCH 22.5 (27-34) and MCHC 31.4 (33-35), RBC is anemic 3.3 (4-5.5).
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RBC 2.9, Hgb 10.6, Hct 31.6, MCH 35.0, MCHC 33.7, MCV 117.6, WBC 3.5
Macrocytic Normochromic Anemia. Macrocytic as MCV 117.6 (80-100), Normochromic as MCH 35.0 (27-34) and MCHC 33.7 (33-35), Anemic as RBC 2.9 (4-5.5)
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RBC 2.9, Hgb 9.2, Hct 27.8, MCH 28.0, MCHC 34.7, MCV 87.6, WBC 4.5
Normochromic Normocytic Anemia. Normochromic MCH 28.0 (27-34) and MCHC 34.7 (33-35), Normocytic MCV 87.6 (80-100), Anemic as RBC 2.9 (4-5.5).
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RBC 2.9, Hgb 9.2, Hct 27.8, MCH 28.0, MCHC 34.7, MCV 87.6, WBC 3.1, Plts 88
Pancytopenia, low WBC, low RBC, low Ptl.
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RBC 4.5, Hgb 14.0, Hct 42.2, MCH 29.6, MCHC 34.8, MCV 90.2, WBC 16.5 Neutrophils 75%, Lymphocytes 19%, Monocytes 5%, Eosinophils 1%, Basophils 0%
Neutrophil line is elevated. Bacterial infection.
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RBC 4.5, Hgb 14.0, Hct 42.2, MCH 29.6, MCHC 34.8, MCV 90.2, WBC 13.1, Neutrophils 53%, Lymphocytes 38%, Monocytes 7%, Eosinophils 2%, Basophils 0%
WBC is high. Diff is elevated. Lymphocytes are elevated=viral
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RBC 4.5, Hgb 14.0, Hct 42.2, MCH 29.6, MCHC 34.8, MCV 90.2, WBC 13.1, Neutrophils 53%, Lymphocytes 25%, Monocytes 7%, Eosinophils 15%, Basophils 0%
Increased Eosinophil. Parasitic or allergic.
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What might the CBC of a dehydrated PT look like?
Decrease plasma. Falsely elevated RBC and H and H.
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What three values are low in Pancytopenia?
Low RBC, low WBC, low Ptl. Consider a bone marrow test.
