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Bun norm. creat norm. bun/creat 22 (h) anion gap 19 (range 5-19). album 5.0 (h end of range 5.0). chloride 97 (l end 98). sodium 137. concern?? ag hi?
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Lab: looks like normal lab, but you ask doctor who ordered lab to tell you for sure, because it takes clinical correlation with your history, physical exam, other testing, medications, etc.
Answered 10/11/2019
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Best use: Of labs is made by the ordering entity as they are correlated with symptoms, physical exam and overall clinical history. In other words context is critical. Your labs look otherwise normal, suggesting mild dehydration, if applicable. Talk to your ordering provider what is the next step for you.
Answered 10/13/2019
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