Above normal: Anything above normal (65-105) fasting out of a vein is considered above normal, and therefore "high". There are no absolute cut offs where it's suddenly dangerous. The higher it is, the worse it is -- it's a continuous line, not a cliff you fall off of.
Answered 2/19/2019
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