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NORMAL LABORATORY VALUES A ALANINE AMINOTRANSFERASE (ALT, SGPT)... 8-20 U/L ALBUMIN (SERUM)... Less than 150 mg/d when walking ALBUMIN (SERUM)... 3.5-5.0 g/dl ALBUMIN (CSF)... 15-45 mg/dl ALBUMIN (URINE)... Less than 80 mg/d at rest ALBUMIN (URINE)... Qualitative = Negative... Quantitative = 10-100 mg/24 hours ALDOSTERONE (URINE)... 3-20 mcg/24 hours ALDOSTERONE (PLASMA OR SERUM)... 3-10 ng/dl (laying down) ALDOSTERONE (PLASMA OR SERUM)... 5-30 ng/dl (standing) ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE (SERUM)... Adult female = 49-98 U/L ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE (SERUM)... Adult male = 53-128 U/L AMMONIA (PLASMA)... 20-120 mcg/100 ml AMMONIA NITROGEN (URINE)... 20-70 meq/24 hours AMYLASE (SERUM)... Less than 160 Caraway units/100 ml AMYLASE (URINE, TIMED SPECIMEN)... 1-17 U/h AMYLASE (URINE)... 35-260 Caraway units/hour ANGIOTENSIN I (VENOUS PLASMA)... 11-88 pg/ml ANGIOTENSIN II (PLASMA)... 11-60 pg/ml ANION GAP (PLASMA OR SERUM)... 7-14 meq/l ASCORBIC ACID (BLOOD)... 0.4-1.5 mg/100 ml ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE / AST / SGOT (SERUM)... 10-30 U/L

B BICARBONATE (SERUM)... 23-29 meq/liter BILIRUBIN - QUALITATIVE (URINE)... Negative BILIRUBIN TOTAL (URINE)... Negative BILIRUBIN (SERUM)... Direct = 0.1-0.4 mg/100 ml... Indirect = 0.2-0.7 mg/100 ml... Total = 0.3-1.1 mg/1000 ml BILIRUBIN TOTAL (SERUM)... 0.2-1.0 mg/dl BILIRUBIN -CONJUGATED/DIRECT (SERUM)... 0-0.2 mg/dl C CALCIUM (SERUM)... 4.5-5.5 meq/liter... 9.0-11 mg/100 ml CALCIUM TOTAL (SERUM)... 8.4-10.2 mg/dl CALCIUM - IONIZED (SERUM)... 2.1-2.6 meq/liter... 4.25-5.25 mg/100 ml CALCIUM, IONIZED -ica (SERUM)... 4.65-5.28 mg/dl CALCIUM TOTAL (URINE 24 hours)... 100-300 mg/dl CALCIUM (URINE)... Normal diet = less than 250 mg/24 hours... Low calcium diet = less than 150 mg/24 hours CALCIUM TOTAL (CSF)... 4.2-5.4 mg/dl CARBON DIOXIDE TOTAL - TCO2 (SERUM OR PLASMA)... 23-29 meq/l CARBON DIOXIDE (SERUM)... Adults = 24-30 meq/liter... Infants 20-28 meq/liter CARBON DIOXIDE - PCO2... 35-45 mm Hg CAROTENE (SERUM)...50-300 mcg/100 ml B-CAROTENE (SERUM)... 10-85 UG/dL CATECHOLAMINES, TOTAL (URINE - 24 HOURS)... Less than 100 UG/d CELL COUNTS (BLOOD): ERYTHROCYTES Male = 4.6-6.2 million/cubic mm ERYTHROCYTES Female = 4.2-5.4 million/cubic mm ERYTHROCYTES Children (varies with age) = 4.6-6.2 million/cubic mm

LEUKOCYTES=WBC= Total = 4500-11,000/cubic mm DIFFERENTIAL MYELOCYTES = 0% BAND NEUTROPHILS = 3%-5% SEGMENTED NEUTROPHILS = 54%-62% LYMPHOCYTES = 25%-33% MONOCYTES = 3%-7% EOSINOPHILS = 1%-3% BASOPHILS = 0%-0.75% PLATELETS (BLOOD) = 150,000-350,000 / cubic mm RETICULOCYTES (BLOOD) = 25,000-75,000 / cubic mm CASTS (URINE SEDIMENT)... Occasionally hyaline casts are seen (0-1)... WBC not seen... RBC not seen... Tubular epithelial not seen... transitional and squamous epithelial not seen. CELLS (URINE SEDIMENT)... No bacteria, no organisms. Red blood cells = 0-2... Male white blood cells = 0-3... Female white blood cells = 0-5 CHLORIDE (SERUM OR PLASMA)... 98-106 meq/dl CHLORIDE (CSF)... 118-132 meq/l CHLORIDE (URINE - 24 HOURS)... 110-250 meq/d CHOLESTEROL (SERUM)... Total = 150-250 mg/100 ml CHOLESTEROL TOTAL (SERUM OR PLASMA)... Less than 200 mg/dl CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN (SERUM OR PLASMA)... Males & non-pregnant females = Less than 5.0 mu/ml COMPLEMENT / TOTAL HEMOLYTIC (PLASMA)... 75-160 U/mL COPPER (SERUM)... Male = 70-140 UG/dL... Female = 80-155 UG/dL COPPER (SERUM)... Male = 70-140 mcg/100 ml... Female = 85-155 mcg/100 ml COPPER (ERYTHROCYTE/HEPARIN)... 90-150 UG/dL COPPER (URINE 24 HOURS)... 3-35 UG/d

CORPUSCULAR VALUES OF ERYTHROCYTES M.C.H. (mean corpuscular hemoglobin) = 27-31 picogram M.C.V. (mean corpuscular volume) = 80-105 cubic micra M.C.H.C. (mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration) = 32%-36% CORTISOL (SERUM OR PLASMA)... 0800 h: 5-23 UG/dL... 1600 h: 3-15 ng/dl... 2000 h: Less than or equal to 0800 CORTISOL FREE (URINE 24 HOUR)... 10-100 UG/d C-PEPTIDE (SERUM)... 0.78-1.89 ng/ml C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (SERUM)... 68-8200 ng/ml CREATINE (SERUM)... 0.2-0.8 mg/100 ml CREATINE PHOSPHOKINASE (SERUM)... Males = 0-50 milliunits/ml... Females = 0-30 milliunits/ml CREATINE (URINE)... Males = 0-40 mg/24 hours... Female = 0-100 mg/24 hours CREATINE KINASE (CK)... Male = 38-174 U/L... Female 26-140 U/L CREATININE (SERUM OR PLASMA)... Male = 0.7-1.3 mg/dl... Female = 0.6-1.1 mg/dl CREATININE (SERUM)... 0.7-1.5 mg/100 ml CREATININE (URINE)... 15-25 mg/kg body weigh/24 hours DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE SERUM (DHEA)... Male = 1.8-12.5 ng/ml... Female = 1.3-9.8 ng/ml DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE SULFATE (DHEA-S)... Male = 1.7-6.7 UG/mL... Premenopausal female = 0.5-5.4 UG/mL... Postmenopausal female = 0.3-2.6 UG/mL DIFFERENTIAL CELL COUNT MYELOCYTES = 0% BAND NEUTROPHILS = 3%-5% SEGMENTED NEUTROPHILS = 54%-62% LYMPHOCYTES = 25%-33% MONOCYTES = 3%-7% EOSINOPHILS = 1%-3% BASOPHILS = 0%-0.75% EPINEPHRINE (URINE)... Less than 10 mcg/24 hours

ESTRADIOL ESTROGEN (URINE)... Male = 0-6 UG/24 hours... Females = 0-14 UG/24 hours ESTRIOL ESTROGEN (URINE)... Male = 1-11 UG/24 hours... Females = 0-72 UG/24 hours ESTROGENS TOTAL (SERUM)... Male = 20-80 pg/ml... Female (follicular phase) = 60-200 pg/ml... Female (luteal phase) = 160-400 pg/ml... Female (postmenopausal) = Less than 130 pg/ml ESTROGENS TOTAL (URINE, 24-H)... Male = 15-40 UG/d... Female (pre ovulation) = 4-25 UG/d... Female (ovulation) = 28-100 UG/d... Female (luteal peak) = 22-80 UG/d... Female (pregnancy term) = Less than 45,000 UG/d... Female (postmenopausal) = Less than 20 UG/d ESTROGEN - TOTAL (URINE)... Male = 4-25 UG/24 hour... Females = 5-100 UG/24 hours ESTRONE ESTROGEN (URINE)... Male = 3-8 UG/24 hours... Females = 4-31 UG/24 hours FAT, FECAL (72 HOURS)... Less than 7 g/d FATTY ACIDS - NONESTERIFIED (SERUM OR PLASMA)... 8-25 mg/dl FATTY ACIDS - TOTAL (SERUM)... 190-420 mg/100 ml FERRITIN (SERUM)... Male = 20-250 ng/ml... Female = 10-120 ng/ml FERRITIN (SERUM)... 20-200 nanogram/ml a1-fetoprotein (SERUM)... Less than 10 ng/ml FIBRINOGEN (PLASMA)... 200-400 mg/dl FIBRINOGEN (PLASMA)... 200-400 mg/100 ml FOLATE (SERUM)... 3-16 ng/ml FOLATE (ERYTHROCYTES)... 130-628 ng/ml packed cells FOLATE (SERUM)... 5-21 nanogram/ml FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE - FSH (PLASMA)... Males = 4-25 milliunits/ml (I.U.)... Female = 3-30 milliunits/ml... Postmenopausal 40-250 milliunits/ml FOLLITROPIN /FSH (SERUM OR PLASMA)... Male = 4-25 miu/ml... Female (follicular phase) = 1-9 mu/ml... Female (ovulatory peak) = 6-26 mu/ml...

Female (luteal phase) = 1-9 mu/ml... Female (postmenopausal) = 30-118 mu/ml GAMMA GLUTAMYLTRANSFERASE... Males = 6-32 milliunits/ml... Females = 4-18 milliunits/ml GASTRIN (SERUM)... Less than 100 pg/ml GLUCOSE (SERUM)... 70-105 mg/dl... Over 60 years old = 80-115 mg/dl GLUCOSE 2 HOURS POSTPRANDIAL (SERUM)... Less than 120 mg/dl GLUCOSE (WHOLE BLOOD / HEPARIN)... 65-95 mg/dl GLUCOSE - FASTING (BLOOD)... 60-100 mg/100 ml GLUCOSE - FASTING (PLASMA OR SERUM)... 70-115 mg/100 ml GLUCOSE (CSF)... 40-70 mg/dl GLUCOSE QUANTITATIVE ENZYMATIC (URINE)... Less than 0.5 g/d GLUCOSE QUALITATIVE (URINE)... Negative GLUTAMYLTRANSFERASE (SERUM)... Male = 9-50 U/L... Female = 8-40 U/L GLYCEROL FREE (PLASMA)... 0.29-1.72 mg/dl GROWTH HORMONE / HGH (SERUM OR PLASMA)... Male = Greater than 2 ng/ml... Male greater than 60 years old = Less than 0.4-10 ng/ml... Female = Less than 10 ng/ml... Female greater than 60 years old = Less than 1-14 ng/ml HAPTOGLOBIN (SERUM)... 26-185 mg/dl HAPTOGLOBIN (SERUM)... 100-200 mg/100 ml HEMATOCRIT... Male = 40-54 ml/100 ml... Female = 37-47 ml/100 ml... Newborn = 49-54 ml/100 ml... Children = 35-49 ml/100 ml HEMOGLOBIN AIc... 3%-5% of total. HEMOGLOBIN A2... 1.5%-3% of total. HEMOGLOBIN (PLASMA)... 0-5 mg/100 ml HDL CHOLESTEROL (SERUM OR PLASMA)... Male = less than 29 mg/dl... Female = 35 mg/dl HEMOGLOBIN (WHOLE BLOOD)... Male = 14-18 grams/100 ml... Female = 12-16 grams/100 ml... Newborn = 16.5-19.5 grams/100 ml... Children = 11.2-16.5 grams/100 ml

HEMOGLOBIN AIc (WHOLE BLOOD)... 5.6-7.5% of total Hb HYDROXYBUTYRIC DEHYDROGENASE (SERUM)... 0-180 milliunits/ml (RosalkiiWilkinson)... 114-290 units/ml (Wroblewski) HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS (URINE 24 HOURS)... Male = 3.0-10.0 mg/d... Female = 2-8 mg/d 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS (URINE)... Males = 3-9 mg/24 hours... Females = 2-8 mg/24 hours 17-HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS (PLASMA)... 8-18 mcg/100 ml IMMUNOGLOBULIN A / IgA (SERUM)... 40-350 mg/dl IMMUNOGLOBULIN A / IgA (SERUM)... 60-333 mg/100 ml IMMUNOGLOBULIN C / IgC (SERUM)... 550-1900 mg/100 ml IMMUNOGLOBULIN D / IgD (SERUM)... 0-8 mg/dl IMMUNOGLOBULIN E / IgE (SERUM)... 0-380 IU/mL IMMUNOGLOBULIN G / IgG (SERUM)... 650-1600 mg/dl IMMUNOGLOBULIN G / IgG (CSF)... 0.5-5 mg/dl IMMUNOGLOBULIN M / IgM (SERUM)... 55-300 mg/dl IMMUNOGLOBULIN M / igm(serum)... 45-145 mg/100 ml INSULIN 12 HOUR FASTING (SERUM)... 6-24 uiu/ml INSULIN - FASTING (PLASMA)... 5-25 microunits/ml IODINE - PROTEIN BOUND (SERUM)... 3.5-8.0 mcg/100 ml IRON (SERUM)... 75-175 UG/100 ml IRON (SERUM)... Male = 65-175 UG/dL... Female = 50-170 UG/dL IRON BINDING CAPACITY, TOTAL / TIBC (SERUM)... 250-450 UG/dL IRON BINDING CAPACITY, TOTAL / TIBC (SERUM)... 250-410 mcg/100 ml... Saturation = 20%-55% IRON SATURATION (SERUM)... Male = 20-50... Female = 15-50 KETOGENIC STEROIDS 24 HOURS (URINE)... Male = 5-23 mg/dl... Female = 3-15 mg/dl KETONE BODIES / QUALITATIVE (SERUM)... Negative (0.5-3.0 mg/dl) KETONE BODIES / QUALITATIVE (URINE)... Negative 17-KETOSTEROIDS (PLASMA)... 25-125 mcg/100 ml 17-KETOSTEROIDS (URINE)... Males = 6-18 mg/24 hours... Females = 4-13 mg/24 hours

LACTATE (WHOLE BLOOD / HEPARIN)... 4.5-19.8 mg/dl (venous)... 4.5-14.4 mg/dl (arterial) LACTATE (VENOUS BLOOD)... 0.6-1.8 meq/liter LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE / LDH (SERUM)... 208-378 U/L LEAD (WHOLE BLOOD / HEPARIN)... Less than 40 UG/dL LEAD 24 HOUR (URINE)... Less than 80 UG/L LUTEINIZING HORMONE - LH (SERUM)... Males = 6-18 milliunits/ml... Females (premenopausal) = 5-22 milliunits/ml... Females (midcycle) = three times their normal value... Females (postmenopausal) = greater than 30 milliunits/ml LIPASE (SERUM)... 10-140 U/L... Over 60 years old = 18-180 U/L LIPASE (SERUM)... 0-1.5 units (Cherry-Crandall) LDL CHOLESTEROL / LDLC (SERUM OR PLASMA)... Less than 130 mg/dl LIPIDS (SERUM)... Total = 450-850 mg/100 ml MAGNESIUM (SERUM)... 1.3-2.1 meq/l MAGNESIUM 24 HOUR... 6.0-10.0 meq/d MAGNESIUM (SERUM)... 1.5-2.5 meq/liter... 1.8-3.0 mg/100 ml MAGNESIUM (URINE)... 6-8.5 meq/24 hours M.C.H. (mean corpuscular hemoglobin) = 27-31 picogram M.C.V. (mean corpuscular volume) = 80-105 cubic micra M.C.H.C. (mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration) = 32%-36% MERCURY (WHOLE BLOOD)... Less than 5.0 UG/dL MERCURY 24 HOUR (URINE)... Less than 20 UG/dL MYELIN BASIC PROTEIN (CSF)... Less than 2.5 ng/ml MYOGLOBIN (SERUM)... Male = 19-92 UG/L... Female =12-76 UG/L MYOGLOBIN (URINE)... Negative NOREPINEPHRINE (URINE)... Less than 100 mcg/24 hours OSMOLALITY (SERUM)... 275-295 mosmol/kg OSMOLALITY (SERUM)... 285-295 mosm/kg OSMOLALITY (URINE)... 50-1400 mosmol/kg OSMOLALITY (URINE)... 38-1400 mosm/kg water

OXALATE (SERUM)... 1-2.4 UG/mL OXYGEN / PO2 (ARTERIAL WHOLE BLOOD / HEPARIN)... 83-100 mm Hg OXYGEN SATURATION (ARTERIAL WHOLE BLOOD / HEPARIN)... 95%-98% OXYGEN SATURATION (ARTERIAL BLOOD)... 94%-100% of capacity OXYGEN CONTENT (ARTERIAL BLOOD)... 15%-25% of volume OXYGEN CONTENT (VENOUS BLOOD)... 10%-16% of volume OXYGEN SATURATION (VENOUS)... 60%-85% of volume of capacity OXYGEN TENSION (ARTERIAL BLOOD)... 75-100 mm Hg PH @ 37 DEGREE C (ARTERIAL WHOLE BLOOD / HEPARIN)... 7.35-7.45 PH (ARTERIAL BLOOD)... 7.35-7.45 PH (URINE)... 4.6-8 PHOSPHATASE - ACID (SERUM)... 0-7 milliunits/ml (I.U.) @ 30 degrees... 1-5 units (King-Armstrong) PHOSPHATASE - ALKALINE (SERUM)... 10-32 milliunits (I.U.) @ 30 degrees... 5-13 units (King-Armstrong) PHOSPHOLIPIDS (SERUM)... 3.5-5 meq/liter PHOSPHOLIPIDS (SERUM)... 6-12 mg/100 ml PHOSPHORUS (SERUM)... 2.7-4.5 mg/dl PHOSPHORUS (URINE)... 0.9-1.3 gm/24 hours POTASSIUM (SERUM)... 3.5-5.1 meq/l POTASSIUM (SERUM)... 3.5-5 meq/liter POTASSIUM (PLASMA / HEPARIN)... 3.5-4.5 meq/l POTASSIUM 24 HOUR (URINE)... 25-125 meq/d POTASSIUM 24 HOUR (URINE)... 25-100 meq/d PROGESTERONE (SERUM)... Male = 0.13-0.97 ng/ml... Female (follicular) = 0.15-0.70 ng/ml... Female (luteal) = 2.0-25 ng/ml PROTEIN TOTAL (SERUM)... 6.4-8.3 d/dl PROTEIN TOTAL (SERUM)... 6-8 grams/100 ml... Albumin = 3.5-5.5 grams/100 ml PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS (SERUM)... Albumin 3.5-5.0 g/dl PROTEIN (URINE)... Qualitative = Negative... Quantitative = 10-150 mg/24 hours PROTEIN 24 HOUR (URINE)... 50-80 mg/d at rest PROTEIN (CSF)... Lumbar = 15-45 mg/dl

PYRUVATE (BLOOD)....01-0.11 meq/liter PYRUVIC ACID (WHOLE BLOOD / HEPARIN)... 0.3-0.9 mg/dl SODIUM (SERUM OR PLASMA)... 136-146 meq/l SODIUM (SERUM)... 136-145 meq/liter SODIUM 24 HOUR (URINE)... 40-220 meq/d SODIUM 24 HOUR (URINE)... 130-260 meq/d SPECIFIC GRAVITY (URINE)... 1.003-1.030 SPECIFIC GRAVITY (URINE)... 1.002-1.030 SPECIFIC GRAVITY 24 HOUR (URINE)... 1.015-1.025 TESTOSTERONE, FREE (SERUM)... Male = 52-280 pg/ml... Female = 1.6-6.3 pg/ml TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL (URINE)... Male 20-50 years old = 50-135 UG/d... Female 20-50 years old = 2-12 UG/d... Male greater than 50 years old = 40-60 UG/d... Female greater than 50 years old = 2-8 UG/d TESTOSTERONE (PLASMA)... Males = 275-875 nanogram/100 ml... Females = 23-75 nanogram/100 ml... Females (pregnant) = 38-190 nanogram/100 ml THROMBOPLASTIN TIME / APTT (WHOLE BLOOD) (ACTIVATED PARTIAL)... 25-35 seconds THYROGLOBULIN (SERUM)... 3-42 ng/ml THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES (SERUM)... Undetectable THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE - TSH (SERUM)... 0-7 microunits/ml THYROTROPIN (SERUM OR PLASMA)... 2-10 uu/ml THYROTROPIN RELEASING HORMONE (PLASMA)... 5-60 pg/ml THYROXINE - FREE (SERUM)... 1-2.1 nanogram /100 ml THYROXINE FREE / FT4(SERUM)... 0.8-2.4 ng/dl THYROXINE - T4 (SERUM)... 4.4-9.9 mcg/100 ml THYROXINE T4 TOTAL (SERUM)... 5-12 UG/dL... Greater than 60 year old male = 5-10 UG/dL... Greater than 60 year old female = 5.5-10.5 UG/dL THYROXINE BINDING GLOBULIN - TBG (SERUM)... 10-26 mcg/100 ml THYROXINE IODINE (SERUM)... 2.9-6.4 mcg/100 ml

TRANSAMINASE SGOT (SERUM)... 0-19 milliunits/ml @ 30 degrees (I.U. - Karmen modified)... 15-40 units/ml (Karmen)... 18-40 units/ml (Reitman- Frankel) TRANSAMINASE SGPT (SERUM)... 0-17 milliunits/ml @ 30 degrees (I.U.- Karmen modified)... 6-35 units/ml (Karmen)... 5-35 units/ml (Reitman- Frankel) TRANSCORTIN (SERUM)... Male = 18.8-25.2 mg/l... Female = 14.9-22.9 mg/l TRANSFERRIN (SERUM)... 200-400 mg/dl... Greater than 60 years old = 180-380 mg/dl TRIGLYCERIDES / TG 12 HOURS (SERUM)... Male = 40-160 mg/dl... Female = 35-135 mg/dl TRIGLYCERIDES (SERUM)... 40-150 mg/100 ml UREA NITROGEN (SERUM OR PLASMA)... 7-18 mg/dl UREA NITROGEN (PLASMA OR SERUM)... 11-25 mg/100 ml UREA NITROGEN (URINE)... 12-20 g/d UREA NITROGEN/CREATININE RATIO (SERUM)... 12/l-20/l UREA NITROGEN (BLOOD)... 10-20 mg/100 ml UREA (BLOOD)... 21-43 mg/100 ml UREA (PLASMA OR SERUM)... 24-49 mg/100 ml URIC ACID (SERUM)... Male = 3.5-7.2 mg/dl... Female = 2.6-6.0 mg/dl >URIC ACID 24 HOURS (URINE)... 250-750 mg/d UROBILINOGEN 2 HOURS (URINE)... 0.1-0.8 EU UROBILINOGEN 24 HOURS (URINE)... 0.5-4.0 EU UROBILINOGEN (URINE)... Less than 1.0 Ehrlich unit / 2 hours <P> VITAMIN A (SERUM)... 30-80 UG/dL<BR> VITAMIN B1 (SERUM)... 0-2 UG/dL<BR> VITAMIN B2 (SERUM)... 4-24 UG/dL<BR> VITAMIN B6 (PLASMA)... 5-30 UG/dL<BR> VITAMIN B12 (SERUM)... 100-700 pg/ml VITAMIN C (PLASMA)... 0.5-1.5 mg/dl VITAMIN D3 (SERUM)... 25-45 pg/ml VITAMIN E (SERUM)... 5-18 UG/mL

VITAMIN A (SERUM)... 20-80 mcg/100 ml VITAMIN B12 (SERUM)... 180-900 picogram/ml ZINC (SERUM)... 70-150 UG/dL

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