Thursday, June 16, 2011

Blood test explanation - Other enzymes and proteins - Other electrolytes and metabolites

Other enzymes and proteins
Test
Lower limit
Upper limit
Unit
Comments
150[15]
U/L

0.4[45]
1.7[45]
μmol/L

1.8[3]
3.4[3]
µkat/L
< 70 years old[3]
25,[6] 30,[7] 53[15]
110,[7] 120,[146] 123,[15] 125,[6] 190[45]
U/L

0.15[3]
1.1[3]
µkat/L

nmol/L

n/a
ng/mL
Higher in pregnant women[148]
0.5[3]
mg/L
7,[7] 10,[15] 23[45]
60,[7] 150,[15] 208[45]
U/L

U/L


3.0[45]
ng/mL

2.3[3]
16[3]
µg/L


Other electrolytes and metabolites
Electrolytes and Metabolites: For iron and copper, some related proteins are also included.
Test
Patient type
Lower limit
Upper limit
Unit
Comments

275,[6] 280,[15] 281[3]
295,[6] 296,[15] 297[3]
mOsm/kg
Plasma weight excludes solutes

Slightly less than osmolality
mOsm/l
Plasma volume includes solutes

1.2,[6] 3.0[149]
3.0,[6] 7.0[149]
mmol/L
18,[6] 21[7]
mg/dL

0.18[6]
0.48[6]
mmol/L

Female
2.0[15]
7.0[15]
mg/dL

Male
2.1[15]
8.5[15]
mg/dL

male
60,[3] 68[150]
90,[3] 118[150]
μmol/L
May be complemented with creatinine clearance
0.7,[151] 0.8[151]
1.0,[151] 1.3[151]
mg/dL
female
50,[3] 68[150]
90,[3] 98[150]
μmol/L
0.6,[151] 0.8[151]
1.0,[151] 1.1[151]
mg/dL
BUN/Creatinine Ratio

-

Plasma glucose (fasting)

3.8,[6] 4.0[3]
6.0,[3] 6.1[152]
mmol/L
See also glycosylated hemoglobin (in hematology)
65,[7] 70,[6] 72[153]
100,[152] 110[15]
mg/dL
Full blood glucose (fasting)

3.3[3]
5.6[3]
mmol/L

mg/dL

Lactate (Venous)

4.5[15]
19.8[15]
mg/dL

mmol/L

Lactate (Arterial)

4.5[15]
14.4[15]
mg/dL

mmol/L


300[15]
900[15]
μg/dL

μmol/L