Abnormal Laboratory Results

Authors:

Robert Dunstan

Brand: McGraw Hill / Medical

ISBN: 9780074709269

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Description

Abnormal Laboratory Results is a compilation of articles from Australian Prescriber journal on the interpretation of abnormal laboratory results. Includes HIV and blood clotting tests, new units of measure and new technologies. Enables Pathologists, general practitioners and related healthcare professionals to remain abreast of the latest developments in the interpretation of abnormal laboratory results

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Brand McGraw Hill / Medical

Reference 46003

EAN13 9780074709269

ISBN 9780074709269

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Publication date: 2002
Issue number: 1
Cover: paperback
Pages count: 216
Dimensions (mm): 127 x 206
Weight (g): 262

Foreward
Preface
Contributors
Acknowledgements
1. What to do about abnormal laboratory results
2. Abnormal laboratory results
3. What does the reference range of a biochemical screen test mean?
4. Plasma creatinine
5. Serum potassium
6. Calcium
7. Managing hyperlipidaemia:: criteria for investigating
8. Interpretation and significance of a high blood cholesterol
9. Hyperuricaemia
10. Liver function tests
11. The glucose tolerance test
12. Diabetes monitoring:: use of glycated haemoglobin and glycated protein assays
13. Tests of thyroid function
14. Interpretation of arterial blood gases
15. Plasma urea
16. Plasma sodium
17. The red cells
18. Interpretation of biochemical tests for iron deficiency:: diagnostic difficulties related to limitations of individual tests
19. Appropriate use of tests for folate and vitamin B12 deficiency
20. Tests of haemostasis:: detection of the patient at risk of bleeding
21. Investigations for thrombotic tendencies
22. Urine testing
23. Hepatitis B testing
24. Hepatitis B:: issues in laboratory diagnosis and vaccination
25. HIV testing in Australia
26. Testing for Helicobacter pylori
27. Hepatitis C:: diagnosis and monitoring
28. Antinuclear antibodies
29. Rheumatoid factor
30. Creatinine clearance and the assessment of renal function
31. Drug screens