1
Q
Serum Sodium
A
135-145
2
Q
Serum Potassium
A
3.5-5.1
3
Q
Serum Chloride
A
98-106
4
Q
Serum HCO3
A
22-29
5
Q
BUN
A
7-18
6
Q
Creatinine
A
0.6-1.2
7
Q
Glucose
A
70-115
8
Q
Anion Gap
A
8-12
9
Q
Serum Osmolality
A
275-295
10
Q
WBC
A
4500 - 11000
11
Q
Hemoglobin
A
Males = 13.5-17.5 Females = 12-16
12
Q
Platelets
A
150,000 to 450,000
13
Q
Normal WBC Differential
A
PMNs: 55-65%
Lymphocytes: 23-33%
Monocytes: 3-7%
14
Q
Normal MCV:
A
80-100 fL
15
Q
Normal HbA1c:
A
5.0-6.5
16
Q
Normal haptoglobin:
A
26-185
17
Q
Normal PT
A
11-15 seconds
18
Q
Normal aPTT
A
20-35 seconds
19
Q
Normal bleeding time
A
2-7 minutes
20
Q
Normal ESR
A
Men < 15
Women < 20
21
Q
Normal total calcium
A
8.4 - 10.2
22
Q
Normal ionized calcium
A
4.65-5.28
23
Q
Normal phosphate
A
2.7-4.5
24
Q
Normal Magnesium
A
1.3-2.1
25
Normal serum albumin
3.5-5.5
26
Normal T-Bili
0.2 - 1
27
Normal Conjugated Bili
0 - 0.2
28
Normal Lipase
10-140
29
Normal amylase
25-125
30
Normal total cholesterol:
<200
31
Normal LDL Cholesterol
<130
32
Normal HDL Cholesterol
Men > 29
| Women > 35
33
Normal Venous Lactate
0.5 - 1
34
Normal Iron
Men: 65-175
Women: 50-170
35
Normal Troponin:
<0.01
36
Normal arterial pH
7.35 - 7.45
37
Normal PaCO2
35-45 mmHg
38
Normal PaO2
80-100 mmHg
39
Normal arterial HCO3
21-27
40
Normal SaO2
95-98%
41
Normal Base Excess:
+/- 2
42
Normal Minimum Urine Volume:
0.5 - 1.0 ml/Kg/hr
43
CSF Values:
Normal Pressure:
Normal WBC:
Normal Protein:
Normal Glucose:
Pressure: 70-180 mm
WBCs: 0-5/µl mononuclear cells
Protein: 15-45
Glucose: 40-70
44
LFTs:
AST:
ALT:
ALK PHOS:
AST = 10 - 34 IU/L.
ALT = 10 - 40 IU/L
Alk Phos = 44 - 147 IU/L
45
Normal FeNa
1-2%
46
FeNa of <1% means...
Pre-renal failure
47
FeNa of >2-3% means...
Intrinsic renal failure (ATN, glomerulonephritis, etc)
