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- 4. When this lab value is low, it increases bleeding and bruising. When it is high, inflammation and/or infection can occur.
- 8. The normal lab value for this test is 14-18 g/dL in males and 12-16 g/dL in females.
- 9. If this lab value is increased, it means there is an infection
- 10. Normal reference range for this value is 0.9-1.1, the therapeutic range is 2-3 depending on the reason for taking medication.
- 11. If this level is more than 350 mg/dL, there is a risk of diabetic ketoacidosis with possible acetone breath, dehydration, weak and rapid pulse, and coma.
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- 1. This lab value is cleared for activity once it has been corrected, usually with supplements.
- 2. Increase in this lab value indicates renal impairment.
- 3. If this lab value is low, it decreases exercise tolerance. It is important to monitor vital signs and give frequent rest breaks.
- 5. An increase in this lab value can cause a deterioration in mental status, confusion, weakness, intracranial hemorrhage, and coma.
- 6. The time it takes for the blood to clot with use of blood thinners such as Coumadin.
- 7. Time it takes for the blood to clot with use of blood thinners such as Heparin.