Title | Pediatric LAB Values |
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Course | Pediatrics |
Institution | University of Saskatchewan |
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Pediatric lab values with feedback...
LAB
VALUE
WBC
16.6
RBC
4.89
Reference range: 4.205.40
Hemoglobin
127
Reference range: 120160mmol
Hematocrit
0.372
Reference range: . 370-.470
MCV
76.0
Reference range: 80.0950fL
MCH MCHC Platelets
26.0 341 13.6
RDW MPV Neutrophils
5.27 7.2 10.2
Lymphocytes Monocytes Eosinophils Basophils
5.0 1.1 0.2 0.1
Potassium
4.7
Chloride
108
Sodium
133
CO2
17
Anion Gap
13
PREVIOU S
NORMAL INTERPRETATION (patient specific, not descriptive) RANGE HEMATOLOGY Reference High: suspected upper respiratory tract infection range: 4.0-10.0 Asthma how does this affect?
Reference range: 150-400 High why? Low High- inflammation/infection be specific to your patient please low
CHEMISTRY Reference range: .701.10mmol/l Reference range: 98106mmol/L Reference Low- this is insufficient – please interpret and show that you know why based on your patients range: 135condition – this would be a failing assignment 145mmol/L Low- as above Reference range: 2128mmol/L
Creatinine
18
Reference range: 45110mcmol/L
Use values listed in the electronic file and interpret – why for your patient? Excess water loss
BUN (urea)
4.2
Reference range: 3.67.1mmol/L
Glucose Calcium Magnesium Phosphate GASES [state if arterial (A), venous (V) or capillary (C)] pH PO2 PCO2 HCO3 O2 Saturation LIVER/COAGULATION Total bili Direct bili Albumin
AST ALT ALP GGT LDH PT, INR aPTT
6
35-55
Very low: review blood protocol for albumin I want to know why it is low based on pathophysiology of nephrotic syndrome – need to improve this!
REF RANGE: 25-38 SEC OTHER LAB
DIAGNOSTIC TEST
DIAGNOSTICS - XRAY, CT, MRI or OTHER RESULT & INTERPRETATION (patient specific, not descriptive)
CULTURES (ex: C&S, Viral studies) and SOURCE (ex: blood, sputum, urine, etc.) CULTURE & SOURCE RESULT INTERPRETATION...