Lab Values

3.5-5.1

135-145

8.6-10.2

1.8-2.6

normal is less than 130

35-70, higher is better, men is 40 woman is 60, you get them by exercise and omega 3s

100-200. less than 160 is better

less than 40 the lower the better

greater the 3.0 is HIGH in an adult and in a neonate greater than 0.1 is high. neonates should have no inflammation and if they do it can be an early sign of sepsis

5-15... increase is associated with risk for CVD and a diet low in b vitamins and red meats.

11-15

25-38

150-450 (hundred thousand)

200-400

<250??

98-107

22-26

70-110

7.35-7.45

80-100

35-45

2.5-4.5

5-10 thousand

• 13.5-18 for males
• 12-16 for females

• 4.0-5.5 females
• 4.5-6.2 males

2-3

4.5-11.5

80-200

0.35-5.5

8-22

0.6-1.3

• clear
• specific gravity 1.005-1.030
• pH 4.6-6.0
• Protiens- trace-none
• Glucose_none
• Ketones- none
• Sediment. 0-3 RBCS, 0-4 WBCS, occasional renal epithelial cell

10-25 can rise to 200-400 with damage or hepatitis

8-38 Can rise following a MI and cell injury.

0.1-1.2

• 0.1-0.3
• (indirect bilirubin is calculated by subtracting direct from total bilirubin levels. )

35-65

25-151

10-140

3.4-5.0

4.5-1.3

6.0-8.0

35.-8.0