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The "standard" body size according to the GFR test has a surface area of _______________.
1.73m^2
What does PT mean in respect to bloodwork?
Prothrombin time
What does PTT mean in respect to bloodwork?
Partial Thromboplastin Time
What does INR mean in respect to bloodwork?
International Normalized Ratio
Standard platelet values are in the range of _______________ to _______________.
150,000 to 400,000/mm^3
PT and PTT are tests for the series of chemical interactions required to form a _______________.
blood clot
Typically accepted values for PT are in the range of _______________.
10 to 14 seconds
Typically accepted values for PTT are in the range of _______________.
20-40 seconds
INR is typically _______________.
0.9 to 1.3
INR for patients on anti-coagulant drugs is _______________.
2.0-3.0
INR for patients with high risk of clot formation is _______________.
2.5-3.5
A high INR indicates there is a high chance of _______________. A low INR indicates there is a high chance of _______________.
bleeding

clot formation
Results of the D-Dimer: normally less than _______________ fibrin equivalent units.
500 micrograms/liter
A positive D-Dimer indicates the presence of an abnormally high level of _______________.
fibrin degradation products in the body.
The two ways ionizing radiation can cause damage are:
Direct interaction with DNA bonds

Indirect effect caused by ionization of chemicals in the body
As a result of radiation exposure during pregnancy, there is an increased incidence of...
prenatal deaths, abnormalities, mental retardation, neonatal deaths due to complications
Harmful effects to adults include: (3)
increase the incidence of cancer

increase the incidence of cataracts

decrease the average life span
Radiation strictly from x-rays is measured in _______________. _______________ are used to measure any kind of radiation.
rad or Gy

Sv and rem
The amount of radiation in 1 rad is equal to _______________ joules of energy per kilogram of matter.
0.01
1 Gy = _______________ rads
100