TITLE:
LAB VALUES
Subtitle: Common Results and Health Reference Intervals for Everyone
SECOND EDITION
Authors Name: Jacqueline Watson
Copyright 2020
by Jacqueline Watson
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Description
Doctors and therapists do not have to depend only on a solitary laboratory findings; instead, they should also think about other medical components. For instance, physicians should know about the time the laboratory sample was drawn, potential medication interactions, or the patient's recent meals. In like manner, it is vital to understand the importance of patterns in the values over time.
In this book, you will get more familiar with all you need to know about Lab values ranging from; the necessary tests carried out, to understanding the results of every test, and being able to interpret these results.
Reading this book will enable you to understand Common Results And Health Reference Intervals and the basic difference between consecutive laboratory test results.
The book enriches you with an in-depth understanding of common medical tests to diagnose several medical conditions, as well as sampling and the preparation for laboratory measurements
The book goes deep into responding to some of the inquiries you may have about Lab values and common results from various perspectives to make you have a full insight and comprehension.
The content of this book includes;
- Body Fluid Testing
- Arterial Blood Test Analysis
- Blood Gas Test
- Common Medical Tests To Diagnose Heart Conditions
- Blood Tests For Heart Disease
- Full Blood Count Testing
- Sampling And Preparing For Laboratory Measurements
- What Lab Results Mean
- The Laboratory Testing Cycle
- A Comprehensive Guide To Normal Lab Values
- Clinical Performance Characteristics Of Laboratory Tests
- Basic Difference Between Consecutive Laboratory Test Results
- Kidney Health Nutrition
This book gives a detailed analysis of all you need to know about lab values
This book covers all these and more. It should be considered as a valuable book of reference.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Chapter 1: Understanding Lab Values
1.1: What Do My Lab Results Mean?
Chapter 2: The Laboratory Testing Cycle
2.1: A Comprehensive Guide To Normal Lab Values
2.2: Clinical Performance Characteristics Of Laboratory Tests
2.3: Basic Difference Between Consecutive Laboratory Test Results
Chapter 3: Kidney Health Nutrition And Understanding Your Lab Values Through Its Stages
Chapter 4: Hematological Tests
Chapter 5: Test For Heart Disease
5.1: Noninvasive Tests Foor Heart Disease
5.2: Invasive Tests To Diagnose Heart Disease
5.3: Common Medical Tests To Diagnose Heart Conditions
5.4: Blood Tests For Heart Disease
Chapter 6: Full Blood Count Testing
Chapter 7: Sampling And Preparing For Laboratory Measurements
Chapter 8: Body Fluid Testing
8.1: The Purpose And Practicality Of Body Fluid Validation And Testing
8.2: Transforming Body Fluid Challenges Into Lessons Learned
Chapter 9: Arterial Blood Test Analysis
9.1: Blood Gas Test
9.2: Explaining The Result Of A Blood Gas Test
Chapter 10: Renal Function Tests
Chapter 11: Liver Function Tests
11.1: The Risks Of A Liver Function Test
Chapter 12: Endocrine Function Test
Chapter 13: A Look at the Different Laboratory Testing
Chapter 14: The Different Types of DNA Laboratory Testing
Chapter 15: Clinical Laboratory Technician Resume
Chapter 1: UNDERSTANDING LAB VALUES
Physical therapists ought not to depend solely on a solitary laboratory finding; rather, they ought to likewise think about an assortment of other clinical components. For example, clinicians should know about the time the laboratory specimen was drawn, potential medication interactions, or the patient's recent meals. In like manner, it is imperative to comprehend the importance of patterns in the values over time. Electrolyte panels may change with intravenous medications, infusions, and diet. Patients with chronic ailments, for example, anemia, may be asymptomatic during exercise, while a patient with a sharp drop in hematocrit and hemoglobin may require critical medicinal consideration.
At the point when a patient presents with side effects of a speculated myocardial dead tissue (MI), cardiac biomarker laboratory tests are requested to help with a differential diagnostic. Cardiac biomarkers are materials discharged into the circulatory system when the heart is under pressure or stress. Commonly, under ordinary conditions, these substances don't show up in circulation; be that as it may, when there is insufficient bloodstream to the heart, markers related to myocardial damage increment in an anticipated manner. Up to 80% of patients with an intense MI will give a rise of troponin within 3 hours of onset of chest pain.
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