Lab values

Question 1

Serum albumin levels reference range

Answer 1

35-50 g/L

Question 2

Serum amylase levels reference range

Answer 2

25-135 IU/L

Question 3

Serum bicarbonate (HCO3) levels reference range

Answer 3

23-29 mmol/L

Question 4

Serum bilirubin levels reference range for neonates

Answer 4

Conjugated: 0-10 μmol/L
Total: 1.7-180 μmol/L

Question 5

Serum bilirubin levels reference range for adults

Answer 5

Conjugated: 0-5 μmol/L
Total: 3-22 μmol/L

Question 6

Ivy bleeding time

Answer 6

< 5 min

Question 7

Total serum level calcium reference range

Answer 7

2.1-2.5 mmol/L

Question 8

Ionized serum calcium level reference range

Answer 8

1.15-1.35 mmol/L

Question 9

Urine calcium reference range

Answer 9

< 6.2 mmol/day

Question 10

CO2 reference range

Answer 10

22-29 mmol/L

Question 11

Serum chloride level reference range

Answer 11

96-106 mmol/L

Question 12

Urine chloride level reference range for an infant

Answer 12

2-10 mmol/day

Question 13

Urine chloride level reference range for a child

Answer 13

14-50 mmol/day

Question 14

Urine chloride level reference range for adults

Answer 14

110-250mmol/day

Question 15

Serum cholesterol reference range

Answer 15

<5.2 mmol/L

Question 16

8am plasma cortisol levels reference range

Answer 16

170-635 mmol/L

Question 17

4pm plasma cortisol levels reference range

Answer 17

82-413 mmol/L

Question 18

Serum creatinine level reference range

Answer 18

50-110 μmol/L

Question 19

Urine creatinine level for males reference range

Answer 19

8.7-17.6 mmol/day

Question 20

Urine creatinine level for females reference range

Answer 20

7.0-15.8 mmol/day

Question 21

Creatine kinase reference range for males

Answer 21

20-215 IU/L

Question 22

Creatine kinase reference range for females

Answer 22

20-160 IU/L

Question 23

Erythrocyte reference range for children

Answer 23

4.5-5.1 x 10^12/L

Question 24

Erythrocyte reference range for males

Answer 24

4.6-6.2 x 10^12/L

Question 25

Erythrocyte reference range for females

Answer 25

4.2-5.4 x 10^12/L

Question 26

Serum ferritin reference range

Answer 26

20-200 μg/L

Question 27

Plasma FSH reference range for males

Answer 27

1-10 IU/L

Question 28

Plasma FSH reference range for premenopausal females

Answer 28

20-50 IU/L

Question 29

Plasma FSH reference range for postmenopausal females

Answer 29

40-250 IU/L

Question 30

Plasma or serum fasting glucose reference range

Answer 30

3.9-6.1 mmol/L

Question 31

Fasting adult serum hGH reference range

Answer 31

0-10 μg/L

Question 32

Newborn hematocrit reference range

Answer 32

0.49-0.54

Question 33

Hematocrit reference range for children

Answer 33

0.35-0.49

Question 34

Male hematocrit reference range

Answer 34

0.40-0.54

Question 35

Female hematocrit reference range

Answer 35

0.37-0.47

Question 36

Hemoglobin reference range for a newborn

Answer 36

165-195 g/L

Question 37

Hemoglobin reference range for children

Answer 37

112-165 g/L

Question 38

Hemoglobin reference range for males

Answer 38

140-180 g/L

Question 39

Hemoglobin reference range for females

Answer 39

120-160 g/L

Question 40

HDL recommended range

Answer 40

> 0.91 mmol/L

Question 41

INR reference range

Answer 41

0.9-1.1

Question 42

Serum iron reference range for males

Answer 42

13-31 μmol/L

Question 43

Serum iron reference range for females

Answer 43

5-29 μmol/L

Question 44

Serum iron binding capacity (TIBC) reference range

Answer 44

45-73 μmol/L

Question 45

Serum lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) for an adult

Answer 45

45-90 IU/L

Question 46

Serum lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) for a child

Answer 46

60-170 IU/L

Question 47

Serum lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) for adults >60 years old

Answer 47

55-100 IU/L

Question 48

Total leukocyte reference range

Answer 48

3.5-12.0 x 10^9/L

Question 49

Neutrophil reference range

Answer 49

3000-5800 x 10^6/L

Question 50

Lymphocyte reference range

Answer 50

1500-3000 x 10^6/L

Question 51

Monocyte reference range

Answer 51

300-500 x 10^6/L

Question 52

Eosinophils reference range

Answer 52

50-250 x 10^6/L

Question 53

Basophil reference range

Answer 53

15-50 x 10^6/L

Question 54

LDL recommended range

Answer 54

< 3.4 mmol/L

Question 55

Serum luteinizing hormone in men reference range

Answer 55

1-9 IU/L

Question 56

Serum luteinizing hormone for females in their follicular phase

Answer 56

2-10 IU/L

Question 57

Serum luteinizing hormone for females mid-cycle

Answer 57

15-65 IU/L

Question 58

Serum luteinizing hormone for females in their luteal phase

Answer 58

1-12 IU/L

Question 59

Serum luteinizing hormone for females post-menopause

Answer 59

12-65 IU/L

Question 60

Serum magnesium levels reference range

Answer 60

0.65-1.05 mmol/L

Question 61

Urine magnesium reference range

Answer 61

3.0-4.3 mmol/day

Question 62

Mean corpuscular volume reference range

Answer 62

76-100 fL (femtolitres)

Question 63

Serum osmolality reference range

Answer 63

285-295 mmol/kg

Question 64

Urine osmolality reference range

Answer 64

38-1400 mmol/kg

Question 65

Arterial oxygen saturation

Answer 65

94-99%

Question 66

Parathyroid hormone reference range

Answer 66

10-65 ng/L

Question 67

Partial thromboplastin time reference range

Answer 67

22-37 seconds

Question 68

pCO2 reference range

Answer 68

35-45 mmHg

Question 69

pH of blood

Answer 69

7.35-7.45

Question 70

Serum alkaline phosphatase reference range

Answer 70

40-160 IU/L

Question 71

Phosphate reference range in adults

Answer 71

1.0-1.5 mmol/L

Question 72

Phosphate reference range in children

Answer 72

1.3-2.3 mmol/L

Question 73

Platelet count reference range

Answer 73

150-400 x 10^9/L

Question 74

arterial pO2 reference range

Answer 74

80-100 mmHg

Question 75

Serum potassium in newborns reference range

Answer 75

3.7-5.9 mmol/L

Question 76

serum potassium reference range in infants

Answer 76

4.1-5.3 mmol/L