Lab Values

Question 1

White blood cells

Answer 1

5000-10000

Question 2

Platelets

Answer 2

150,000-450,000

Question 3

Hematocrit

Answer 3

38-54% (<30% considered problematic for mobilisation)

Question 4

Hemoglobin

Answer 4

13-18 (10 considered problematic for mobilisation)

Question 5

Blood urine nitrates

Answer 5

5-26mg/DL

Question 6

Ankle-brachial index

Answer 6

1-1.3

Question 7

Serum creatinine

Answer 7

0.5-1.2mg/DL

Question 8

HDL cholesterol

Answer 8

40-80mg/DL

Question 9

LDL

Answer 9

<100mg/DL

Question 10

Total Cholesterol

Answer 10

<200mg/DL (above 240 is considered high)

Question 11

Normal time for Prothrombin

Answer 11

11-15 seconds

Question 12

Normal time for Partial thromboplastin

Answer 12

25-40 seconds

Question 13

Normal time for INR

Answer 13

0.9-1.1 seconds

Question 14

Normal time for Bleeding

Answer 14

2-10 minutes

Question 15

Normal Blood pressure for an infant

Answer 15

106-110/60-65

Question 16

Normal Blood pressure for a child

Answer 16

113-116/70-75

Question 17

Red blood cells

Answer 17

4.6-6.2 x 10 to the 6 UL

Question 18

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate

Answer 18

Females 0-20 mm/hr
Males 0-15mm/hr

High (slow) - indicates inflammation, infection, anaemia pregnancy and aging

Question 19

AIC test

Answer 19

5.6 % or less for normal adult

Question 20

AIC for prediabetes

Answer 20

5.7-6.4%

Question 21

AIC for diabetes

Answer 21

> 6.5 %

Question 22

Glucose

Answer 22

80-120mg/DL

Question 23

Potassium

Answer 23

3.5-5mmol/L

Question 24

Sodium

Answer 24

135-145meq/L

Question 25

Troponin

Answer 25

<0.03 >0.1 myocardial damage

Question 26

Bilirubin

Answer 26

0.3-1.9mg/DL

Question 27

GFR

Answer 27

90ml/min

Question 28

Ammonia

Answer 28

15-45u/DL

Question 29

Calcium

Answer 29

8.5-10.3mg/DL

Question 30

Normal RR for Infant

Answer 30

30-45

Question 31

Normal RR for child

Answer 31

20-35

Question 32

Normal RR for Adult (>10)

Answer 32

12-20

Question 33

Dynamic gait index norms and fall risk

Answer 33

Normal adult 21 +/- 3 | Falls risk 11 +/- 4

Question 34

TUG

Answer 34

normal <10 s Normal geriatric 11-20s Increased fall risk >20s

Question 35

Functional reach

Answer 35

14.5-17 inches 20-40 yo 41-69 yo 13.5 - 15 inches 70-87 10.5-13.5 inches Fall risk <10

Question 36

Berg Balance test high falls risk

Answer 36

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