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Hematocrit

Men: 40-54%

Women: 36-46%


Causes of abnormal Findings


Increased:


*Burns *Dehydration


*Hypovolemia (A condition in which the Liquid portion of the blood (plasma) is too low.) Decreased:


*Acute blood loss


*Pregnancy


*Dietary Deficiencies


*Anemias

White Blood Cell Count


(WBC)

45,000-11,000mm3




Causes of abnormal Findings



Increased:


*Acute Infection


*Tissue Necrosis ( form of cell injury which results in the premature death of cells)


Decreased:


*Viral Infection


*Hematopoietic Disease (pertaining to the production of blood cells)


*Rheumatiod Arthritis (A chronic inflammatory disorder affecting joints in hands and feet.)

Red Blood cell Count


(RBC)

Men: 4.6-6.0 Million/ mm3


Women:4.0-5.0 Million/mm3


Causes of abnormal Findings


Increase:


*Dehydration


*High Altitude


*Cariovascular Disease


Decreased:


*Blood loss


*Anemias Overhydration


*Leukemia


*Chronic Renal Failure


*Pregnancy

Hemoglobin

Men: 13.5-18 g/dL


Women:12-15 g/dL




Increased :


* Polycythemia Vera (disorder of the bone marrow, causing too many red blood cells to be produced.)


*Dehydration


*COPD


*Heart Failure


Decreased:


Blood loss


Anemia


Kidney Disease


Cancers

Glucose Testings

* is screened for pt. With diabetes mellitus

Magnetic Resonance Imaging


(MRI)

*Noninvasive diagnostic scanning technique , where clients are placed in a magnetic field.


* shows normal and abnormal tissues


* used to examine: Brain,Spine, limbs, joints,blood vessels, abdomen, and pelvis

Computed Tomography


(CT)

*Painless,noninvasive x-ray procedure that can distinguish minor difference in the density of tissues.

Electrocardiography

* Provides graphic recording of the hearts electrical activity

Intravenous Pyelogram

* Used to evaluate the urinary tract.


*Medium is injected intravenously

Supportive

* supports body function until other treatments or the body's response can take over


Ex.


*Norephinephrine Bitartrate ( used for low blood pressure )


*Asprin ( used for high body Temp.)





Curative

*Cures a Disease or condition


Ex.


*Penicillin (used for infection)

Restorative

* Returns the Body to health


Ex.


* Vitamin


*Mineral Supplement

Substitutive

*Replaces body fluids or substances


Ex.


*Thyroxine(for Hypothyroidism)


*Insulin (diabetes Mellitus)

Medication Administration Routes

*Oral: Most common,least expensive, most convenient.


*Sublingual: Placed under the tongue , where it dissolves.


*Buccal: held in mouth against the mucous membrane.


*Parenteral: administered through the Respiratory tract.


*Topical: applied to body's surface


*Intramuscular : in Muscle tissue


*Subcutaneous: under the skin


*Intravenous: through the vein






intravenous

Guaiac

test for traces of blood