CPK MB (Creatine Kinase–MB ) normal values: 3-5%

• is it possible to have a cpk-mb over 300...SM - boosa
  • CPH MB normal values: less than 3%-5% - EvaEv
  • CPK-MB should be less than 4% of the total CPK value, whereas CPK-BB should essentially never be det - EvaEv
  • Creatine Phosphokinase-MB (CPK-MB) are usually expressed as a percentage of the total value - EvaEv
  • CPK MB (Creatine Kinase–MB ) normal values: 3-5% - EvaEv

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Sometimes it's hard to remember all the normal values for labs.  Does anyone know where I can find that?  What I've been given so far isn't for a fast check!

Thanks!

http://www.mt911.com/site/lab/normal_lab_values.asp

http://www.student.med.umn.edu/wardmanual/normallabs.php

http://www.mtworld.com/tools_resources/lab_values.html

BUS                                       Bartholins/Urethra/Skene’s

BUSV                                     Bartholins/Urethra/Skene’s/vagina.

Here is abbrev link for you.       

http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/obgyn-clerkship/UVA/Abbreviations.cfm                         

* s/l Ru-Kay was slightly depressed at 3.6

This is a patient with abdominal pain. She is fairly clear in her dictation. Thank you for any help

Our QA is saying BOS says to add that trailing zero.  Can you find the text to verify that for me.

Also on platelet count WBC, they say to delete the comma, i.e., 20,000 to 20000.  Need documentation for that, too, if you have it handy. Thanks.

Hyperlipidemia. We will check a repeat __________ today.

I can hear value. Does this make sense? It does sound like a skip on the recording then value.

PAO2 29, bicarb 27, s/l base X S 1, O2 sat 52% on room air.  I don't know that he is saying after 27.  The base and the 1 are pretty clear.  Thank you for any help you can offer. 

How would I transcribe the following;

One out of twenty nodes positive. 

Thanks

looks okay to me, but I don't do a lot of lab values.

Doing a pulmonologist's report - he's dictating lab values, this one s/l "b-nitrotic peptide?"   I usually do radiology so this is new territory to me...

If they say the white count is 14.8 thousand do you write it out or is it just 14.8 or is it 14,800 ???

TIA

hemoglobin 11.7, hematocrit 34.3, platelets 191, {differential (s/l 629) segs 3 bands}, 11 lymphocytes, 16 monos...

Any help on this appreciated

Is this right?

1 gm

0.1 mg

1 mg

I was taught that it was 1.0 mg but doc wants it to be just 1 mg and 1 gm.

Help.  Thanks.