Lab Values for Critical Care Flashcards
1
Q
Normal Sodium leves (Na)
A
136-145
2
Q
Normal Potassium Levels (K+)
A
3.5-5
3
Q
Normal Chloride Levels (Cl)
A
98-106
4
Q
Normal Magnesium Levels (mg)
A
1.3-2.1
5
Q
Normal Calcium Levels (Ca)
A
9-10.5
6
Q
Normal Phosphorous Levels
A
3-4.5
7
Q
Cardiac Out put range
A
4-8
8
Q
Cardiac index range
A
2.5-4
9
Q
normal CVP
A
2-5 or 6
10
Q
Normal PCWP
A
5-12
11
Q
Normal SVR
A
900-1400
12
Q
Normal LVSWI
A
35-85
13
Q
PAS
A
20-30/10
14
Q
Normal MAP
A
80-95 but at least above 60
15
Q
MAP formula
A
1 systolic + 2 diastolic/3
16
Q
Heart rate range
A
60-100
17
Q
P-R Interval length
A
.12-.20
18
Q
QRS length
A
.06-.10
19
Q
Normal Triponin levels
A
0-1.4
20
Q
Normal Ck-MB levels
A
<4-6%
21
Q
Normal BP
A
120/80
22
Q
pH range
A
7.35-7.45
23
Q
pO2
A
> 80
24
Q
pCO2
A
35-45
25
HCO3
22-26
26
Fluid Formula
4ml/kg/% in 24 hours
27
Virchows triad
1. Blood Coagulation (stasis) 2. Hypercoagulabile state 3. Endothelial Injury
28
Normal Creatinine levels
.5-1.5
29
Normal BUN levels
9-20
30
Normal ICP
<20
31
CPP formula
MAP-ICP should be 60 or greater
32
Cushing's Triad
1. Widened Pulse pressure 2. Bradycardia 3. Change in Respiratory Pattern
33
Normal Hemoglobin levels
Females: 12-16
| Males 14-18
34
Normal Hematocrit levels
Females: 35-47%
Males: 39-52%
35
Normal Cortisol levels
8am: 9-35
4pm: 3-12
36
What is elevated with pancreatitis only?
Lipase
