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16 Cards in this Set
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sodium
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137-150 mmol/l
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potassium
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3.5-5.3 mmol/l
risk for immediate cardiac arrest > 8.5 |
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total calcium
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2.1-2.6 mmol/l
risk for immediate cardiac arrest > 3.75 |
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heamoglobin
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adult female: 120-160 g/l
adult males: 140-180 g/l |
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haematocrit
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adult female: 0.37-0.48
adult males: 0.38-0.52` |
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glucose
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3.6-6 mmol/l
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creatinine
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44-115 miu mol/l
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total protein
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60-80 g/l
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albumin
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30-60 g/l
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total bilirubin
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< 20 mumol/l
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fibrinogen
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1.5-4 g/l
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platelet count
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150-400 G/l
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optimal serum cholesterol level
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5.2 mmol/l
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upper limit for fasting serum triglycerides
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2.2 mmol/l
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lower limit of HDL-C
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0.9 mmol/l
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diagnostic methods for lipids
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enzymatic determination and spectrophotometry
ultracentrifugation (by size, shape) electrophoresis (by charge through an electric field HPLC - THROUGH A COLUMN selective precipitation - adding a chemical that interacts with the interternce particle which forms a precipitate that can be separated from the rest of the sulotion by centrifugation. the apolipoproteins can be separated by direct immunoseparatiom immunochemistry - Ab binding |
