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Take5: Laboratory ValuesUse this handy cheat-sheet to help you monitor Laboratory Values related to fluid and electrolyte status. Remember, normal Values may vary according to techniques used in different ELECTROLYTES reference RANGE NURSING IMPLICATIONS (conventional units)Calcium (Ca2+) mg/dL If a patient has severe hypocalcemia, take seizure precautions and assess the airway; and take safety precautions if confusion is present. Also, monitor for tetany, tingling sensations in the tips of the fingers, around the mouth, and in the feet. Spasms of the muscles of the extremities and face may occur. Monitor for hyperactive deep tendon reflexes as well. Also, be alert for ECG changes including a prolonged QT interval.
RENAL FUNCTION REFERENCE RANGE NURSING IMPLICATIONS (conventional units) Blood urea nitrogen 10-20 mg/100 mL Increased BUN is found with impaired renal function (such as associated
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