Ref Ranges, Formulas, Mnemonics Flashcards

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Formula for Absorbance

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2 - log%T

NOTE: The relationship between absorbance and %T is LOGARITHMIC

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Formula for Absorbance under Beer-lambert’s law

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A = εbc

ε = molar absorptivity (L/ mol x cm)
b = light path (cm)
c = concentration of analyte (mol/L)

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Units for Molar Absorptivity

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L/(mol x cm)

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4
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Ref: Serum Osm

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280 - 300 mmol/kg

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Ref: Osmol Gap

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<10 mmol/kg

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Formula for Osmolal Gap

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Osmolal gap (mOsm/kg) = Measured osmolality (mOsm/kg) - Calculated osmolality (mmol/L)

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Formula for Calculated Osmolality

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[2Na+] + [glucose] + [urea] = mmol/L

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8
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Ref: pH

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7.35 - 7.45

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Ref: pCO2

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35 - 45 mm Hg

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Ref: pO2

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70 - 90 mm Hg

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Ref: HCO3-

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20 -27 mmol/L

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Ref: Sodium

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133 - 146 mmol/L

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Sodium Crit

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<125 OR >155 mmol/L

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Ref: Potassium

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3.5 - 5.0 mmol/L

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Potassium Crit

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<2.6 OR >6.2 mmol/L

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16
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Ref: Chloride

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96 - 109 mmol/L

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17
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Ref: Calcium

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2.10 - 2.60 mmol/L

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Calcium Crit

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<1.65 OR >3.25 mmol/L

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19
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Ref: Magnesium

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0.70 - 1.00 mmol/L

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Magnesium Crit

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<0.40 OR >1.90 mmol/L

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21
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Ref: Phosphorus (phosphate)

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0.80 - 1.45 mmol/L

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Phosphorus Crit

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<0.40 mmol/L

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23
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Ref: Anion Gap

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4 - 16 mmol/L

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Ref: Osmolality (serum)

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280 - 300 mmol/kg

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Ref: Osmolal gap
<10 mOsm/kg
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Ref: Serum total protein
64 - 84 g/L
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Ref: Serum albumin
30 - 45 g/L
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Ref: 24 hr Urine Total Protein
<0.5 g/volume
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Ref: CSF total protein
0.15 - 0.45 g/L
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Concentration of dsDNA when A(260) = 1.000
50 µg/mL
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Concentration of ssDNA when A(260) = 1.000
33 µg/mL
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Concentration of ssRNA when A(260) = 1.000
40 µg/mL
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Which formula is used to calculate the reagent amounts required for endpoint PCR ?
C1V1 = C2V2
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How is Tm of PCR primers calculated ?
Tm = 4(G+C) + 2(A+T)
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What A(260/280) is considered “pure” for DNA ?
~1.8
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What A(260/280) ratio is considered “pure” for RNA ?
~2.0
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What A(260/230) ratio is considered “pure” for both DNA and RNA ?
Approximately 2.0 - 2.2
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Ref: ALP
Female: 30 -130 Male: 30 - 130
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Ref: LD
Female: 100 - 225 Male: 100 - 225
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Ref: ALT
Female: <40 Male: <60 ALT - alanine transaminase
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Ref: AST
Female: <35 Male: <45 AST - aspartate aminotransferase
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Ref: CK
Female: <200 Male: <250 CT - Creatine kinase
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Ref: GGT
Female: <80 Male: <80 GGT - gamma glutamyltransferase
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Ref: AMY
Female: 30 - 150 Male: 30 - 150 AMY - Amylase
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Ref: LIP
Female: 0 - 60 Male: 0 - 60 LIP - Lipase
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Ref: urine pH
4.5 - 8.0
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Ref: Urobilinogen
< 16 μmol/L
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Ref: SG
1.005 - 1.030 SG - Specific gravity
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Mnemonic: Colored urine = False Pos
"broke LPNs" have (+) colored urine B - bilirubin Uro - uro bilinogen K - ketones L - leukocytes P - proteins N - nitrite
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Mnemonic: Colored urine = False Pos
"broke LPNs" have (+) colored urine B - bilirubin Uro - uro bilinogen K - ketones L - leukocytes P - proteins N - nitrite
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Mnemonic: High SG = False Neg
"sweet, bloody nitrites!" I hate (-) it when my drink is too dense Glucose, Blood, Nitrites
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Mnemonic: High [ascorbate] = False Neg
"luke glues bloody bills at night" when he drinks too much orange juice; it's a bad (-) habit Leuk - ocytes Glu - cose Blood - y Bil - irubin Nit - rites
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Ref: Iron
8-35 μmol/L
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Ref: TIBC
40-75 μmol/L
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Ref: Saturation Index
Female: 0.12 - 0.60 Male: 0.10 - 0.55
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Ref: Ferritin
Female: 20 - 300 μg/L Male: 30 - 500 μg/L
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Ref: Transferrin
1.8 - 4.5 g/L
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Ref: Total bilirubin
<20 μmol/L
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Ref: Conjugated (direct) bilirubin
<7 μmol/L
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Ref: eGFR
>60 mL/ min/ 1.73 m2
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Ref: Creatinine Clearance
1.30 - 2.30 mL/ sec/ 1.73 m2
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Ref: ACR (albumin: creatinine ratio)
<3 mg/mmol
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Ref: Ammonia (plasma)
<35 μmol/L
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Critical: Ammonia (plasma)
>199 μmol/L
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Ref: Creatinine
Female: 40 - 100 μmol/L Male: 50 - 120 μmol/L
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Ref: Urea
2.5 - 8.0 mmol/L
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Ref: Uric Acid (urate)
Female: 150 - 400 mol/L Male: 200 - 500 mol/L
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Crit: PLT
inpatient: <10 x10^9/L outpatient: <20 x10^9/L
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Crit: PTT
>120 sec
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Ref: D-dimer
<0.5 mg/L
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Ref: Glucose (fasting)
4 - 6 mmol/L
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Ref: Hct
Hct <0.55
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Ref: Hgb
130-175 g/L
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Ref: WBC count
4.0 - 11.0 x10^9/L
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Ref: PLT count
140 - 400 x10^9/L
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Ref: PT
10 - 14 seconds INR 0.8 - 1.2
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Ref: PTT
25 - 35 sec
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Mnemonic: Enzyme enhanced Ab
Private Investigator Lewis likes Kidds Rhunning Around: P,Ii, Lewis, Kidd, Rh, ABO
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Mnemonic: Ab depicting Dosage
DoSage Rhaging MaN Child: Duffy, Ss, Rh, MN, Kidd
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Mnemonic: Ab do not bind complement
Rhude MeaN Dudes don't give out complements: Rh, MN, Duffy
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MCV
HCT / RBC x 1000 = fL
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MCH
HGB / RBC = pg
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MCHC
HGB / HCT = g/L
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Ref: MCH
25 - 35 pg
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Ref: MCHC
320 - 360 g/L
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Ref: RBC
4.0 - 5.0 x10¹²/L
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Ref: WBC
3.5 - 10.5 x10⁹/L
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Formula: Cell count on hematocytometer
Average count (dilution factor) / volume = cell x10⁶/L
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Calculate: diagnostic sensitivity for an assay
True pos = true positives/ (false negatives + true positives)* x100% *NOTE: total individuals affected by the disease
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%Ag Frequency: D
85%
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%Ag Frequency: C
70%
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%Ag Frequency: c
80%
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%Ag Frequency: E
30%
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%Ag Frequency: e
98%
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%Ag Frequency: K
9%
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%Ag Frequency: k
99%
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Beta-thal and Alpha-thal minor % (Hgb A, Hgb A2, Hgb F)
**Hgb A = 90%** (~decreased) Hgb A2 = 8% (~increased) Hgb F = 2%
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Beta-thalassemia major % (Hgb A, Hgb A2, Hgb F)
Hgb A = <7% (decreased) Hgb A2 = 3% **Hgb F = 90%** (increased)
99
Formula: Creatinine clearance
(UV x 1.73m²) / (P x SA x 84,600sec) U = urine creatinine (umol/L) V = volume of urine (mL/sec) P = plasma creatinine (umol/L) SA = surface area of patient (m²) 24h = 84,600sec
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Ref: Fibrinogen
2.0 - 4.0 g/L
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Ref: reticulocyte count
20 - 90 x10⁹/L