Lab Interpretations

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Across
  1. 2. High in hepatic encephalopathy.
  2. 4. Elevated potassium level, often seen in renal failure.
  3. 5. High in renal failure.
  4. 8. Low platelets, common in sepsis or DIC.
  5. 10. Prolonged in liver disease or warfarin therapy.
  6. 11. Non-specific marker of inflammation.
  7. 12. Low sodium, common in SIADH.
  8. 13. Reflects long-term glucose control in diabetes.
  9. 14. Elevated WBC count, often in infection.
  10. 15. Elevated in jaundice and liver dysfunction.
  11. 16. Elevated in inflammation and infection.
  12. 18. Low in chronic alcoholism.
  13. 19. Elevated in heart failure.
Down
  1. 1. Low in liver failure; contributes to edema.
  2. 3. Elevated in thromboembolic events.
  3. 6. Seen in hyperparathyroidism or malignancy.
  4. 7. Elevated in myocardial infarction.
  5. 9. Elevated in renal impairment.
  6. 14. Occurs in sepsis due to tissue hypoperfusion.
  7. 17. Increased in metabolic acidosis, especially in DKA.