CBC
Coagulation Tests
Chemistry
Glucose, Cardiac Biomarkers, Microbiology
O2 Indices
100

Largest white blood cell type 

What is neutrophils?

100

Normal time range of PT 

What is 12 to 15 seconds?

100

Normal range of Na+

What is 135-145 mmol/L?

100
Fasting glucose range 

What is 79-99 mg/dL?

100

Normal value of CaO2 

What is 20 vol%?

200
Normal platelet range 

What is 150,000 to 400,000?

200

Medicine that indicates a PT test 

What is Coumadin or Warfarin?

200

Term for decreased K+

What is hypokalemia?

200

Cardiac biomarker that assesses for CHF

What is BNP?

200

The main way O2 is carried in the blood 

What is bound to hemoglobin?

300
Medical term to describe an increase of WBCs 

What is leukocytosis?

300

Target INR when on anticoagulant 

What is 2 to 3?  

300

Cation that affects all organ systems and may cause fatal complications if abnormal 

What is magnesium?  

300

Clear pleural fluid caused by CHF or renal failure 

What is transudate?  

300

Normal value of CaO2-CvO2

What is 5 vol%? 

400

Another term for red blood cell

What is erythrocyte?

400

Test that helps diagnose deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE)

What is D-dimer?  

400
Organ system that BUN evaluates

What is kidneys?  

400

Common cause of hyperglycemia in pulmonary patients

What is use of steroids?  

400

The amount of O2 consumed by the tissue cells 

What is O2 extraction ratio?

500

Type of WBC that will increase with allergic reactions

What is eosinophils?

500

If aPTT, PT, or INR is prolonged, the patient will have a reduction or induction of blood clotting 

What is reduction?

500

Normal anion gap range 

What is 8-16 mEq/L?

500

Preferred method to obtain sputum sample 

What is expectoration? 

500

Normal SvO2 

What is 75%? 

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