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Page 168
... Levels . The average normal level of bilirubin in serum is 0.6 mg / dl , with some levels as low as 0.1 or 0.2 mg / dl and some as high as 1.5 mg / dl . The values fall into a somewhat skewed distribution curve , with about 10 % of all ...
... Levels . The average normal level of bilirubin in serum is 0.6 mg / dl , with some levels as low as 0.1 or 0.2 mg / dl and some as high as 1.5 mg / dl . The values fall into a somewhat skewed distribution curve , with about 10 % of all ...
Page 415
... level in the jaundiced patient calls for electrophoretic determination of serum proteins . The use of IV albumin to correct low albumin levels in the jaundiced patient is futile , partly because much of the infused albumin is lost in ...
... level in the jaundiced patient calls for electrophoretic determination of serum proteins . The use of IV albumin to correct low albumin levels in the jaundiced patient is futile , partly because much of the infused albumin is lost in ...
Page 421
... levels of ceruloplasmin can be de- termined , as can the excretion of copper in the urine and levels of copper in the serum and in the liver . Chronic liver disease or otherwise unexplained hemolysis in children and young adults calls ...
... levels of ceruloplasmin can be de- termined , as can the excretion of copper in the urine and levels of copper in the serum and in the liver . Chronic liver disease or otherwise unexplained hemolysis in children and young adults calls ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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