CRAM GUIDE must know numbers Flashcards
1
Q
WBC
A
4,500-11,00
2
Q
RBC
A
4.5-5.5 x 10
3
Q
plt
A
150,000-450,000
4
Q
hgb
A
- female: 12-16
- Male: 13-18
5
Q
hct
A
- Female: 36%-48%
- Male: 39%-54%
6
Q
sodium
A
135-145
7
Q
Potassium
A
3.5-5
8
Q
phosphorus
A
2.5-4.5
9
Q
calcium
A
9-11
10
Q
magnesium
A
1.5-2.5
11
Q
chloride
A
95-105
12
Q
BP
A
120/80
13
Q
HR
A
60-100
14
Q
RR`
A
12-20
15
Q
temp
A
97.8-99 (36.5-37.2)
16
Q
o2
A
95-100
17
Q
PT
A
10-13 sec
18
Q
ptt
A
25-35 sec
19
Q
aptt
A
-not on heparin: 30-40 sec
-on heparin:47-70
20
Q
INR
A
-not on warfarin: <1
-on warfarin: 2-3
21
Q
FHR
A
120-160
22
Q
Fetal resp rate
A
30-60
23
Q
amniotic fluid
A
- 500-1200
24
Q
contractions
A
2-5 minutes apart lasting <90 seconds <100 intensity
25
apgar
-7-10: excellent
- 4-6: moderately depressed
- 0-3: severely depressed
26
BNP
<100
27
digoxin therapeutic level
- 0.5-2.0
- toxic: >2.0
28
litthium therapeutic level
0.6-1.2
29
theophylline therapeutic level
10-20
30
dilantin (phenytoin) therapeutic level
10-20
31
Mag sulfate
4-7
32
Tylenol
10-20
33
gentamicin
5-10
34
salicylate (aspirin)
100-300
35
vancomycin
peak: 20-40
trough: 5-15
36
valproic acid
50-100
37
NSAIDS
- naproxen
- ibuprofen
- celecoxib
* avoid in people with cardiovascular history (stroke, MI, coronary artery disease) and asthma
38
pheochromocytoma
- don't palpate abdomen it can cause HTN crisis
39
diet for constipation
- increase fiber fluid and fruits
40
diet for diarrhea
- decrease fiber
- increase fluid and electrolytes
41
diet for celiac disease
- gluten free diet
- NO BROW (barley, rye, oat, wheat)
42
diet for burns
- increased protein and increased calories
43
acute kidney injury diet
- protein restricted
- increased calories
44
COPD diet
- small frequent meals
- increased calories and fat
45
pancreatitis diet
- small frequent meals
- decreased fat
46
diet for gallbladder issues (cholecystitis)
- decreased fat
47
low urine specific gravity
- too much fluid intake
- DI
48
high urine specific gravity
- dehydration
- SIADH