Reference Ranges Flashcards by Ian Forsyth

Q

Hb (men)

A

130-180g/L

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Hb (women)

A

115-160g/L

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MCV

A

76-96fL

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Platelets

A

150-400x10^9/L

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WBC (total)

A

4-11x10^9/L

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neutrophils %

A

40-75%

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lymphocytes %

A

20-45%

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eosinophils %

A

1-6%

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RBC (men)

A

4.5–6.5x10^12/L

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RBC (women)

A

3.9–5.6x10^12/L

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PCV/haematocrit (men)

A

0.4–0.54L/L

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PCV/haematocrit (women)

A

0.37–0.47L/L

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pH

A

7.35-7.45

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PaO2

A

75-100mmHg

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PaCO2

A

35-45mmHg

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Base Excess

A

+/- 2mmol/L

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Sodium

A

135-145mmol/L

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Potassium

A

3.5-5mmol/L

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Creatinine

A

70-150umol/L

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Urea

A

2.5-6.7mmol/L

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eGFR

A

> 90

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Bicarbonate

A

22-28mmol/L

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Chloride

A

95-106mmol/L

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Magnesium

A

0.65-1.05mmol/L

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Phosphate

A

0.87-1.45mmol/L

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Bilirubin (total)

A

3-17umol/L

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Alanine aminotransferase (ALT)

A

5-35iu/L

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Aspartate transaminase (AST)

A

5-35iu/L

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Alkaline phosphotase (ALP)

A

30-150iu/L

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Albumin

A

35-50g/L

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Protein (total)

A

60-80g/L

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Ferritin

A

12-200ug/L

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Troponin

A

<0.1ug/L

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Creatine kinase

A

25-195iu/L

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Lactate dehydrogenase

A

70-250iu/L

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Cholesterol

A

<5.2mmol/L

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Triglycerides

A

0.5-1.9mmol/L

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Amylase

A

0-180 u/dL

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C-reactive protein (CRP)

A

<10mg/L

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Calcium (total)

A

2.12-2.65mmol/L

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Glucose (fasting)

A

3.5-5.5mmol/L

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Prostate-specific antigen (PSA)

A

0-4ng/mL

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T4 (total thyroxine)

A

70-140mmol/L

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Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

A

0.5-5.7 mu/L

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HbA1C

A

<6.5%

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Osmolality (blood)

A

275-300mOsm/kg

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ACTH (0800h)

A

<13.2pmol/L

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Cortisol (0800h)

A

138-635nmol/L

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ESR

A

0-20mm/h

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INR

A

1.0-1.1

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PTT

A

25-35s

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APTT

A

35-45s

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Osmolality (urine)

A

350-1000mOsm/kg

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A-a gradient (room air sea level)

A

7-14 in young adults, higher in elderly

A-a = (150 - (1.25 * PaCO2)) - PaO2