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lidoalex

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What could be concluded from the low Cr level in the second set of lab values? ( Hint: Consider Mrs. SJ's weight and muscle status.)

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What caused lymphocytes, WBC, AST, and ALT to change between the two sets of labs?



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Answer to Question 1

The reason for the BUN and Cr at bottom of normal may be due to lack of muscle mass to produce NH3, urea and creatinine.

Answer to Question 2

WBC probably returned to normal due to antibiotics helping get the infection under control. Whatever caused liver inflammation resulting in elevated AST and ALT was also under control. Perhaps a change in her medications.




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Reply 2 on: Aug 2, 2018
Excellent


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