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Pediatric Self-Assessment Program ® REFERENCE VALUES FOR COMMON LABORATORY TESTS 1 REFERENCE VALUES FOR COMMON LABORATORY TESTSa Serum Chemistries Reference Range Albumin Premature 1 day 1.8–3 g/dL Full-term < 6 days 2.5–3.9 g/dL 8 days–1 year 1.9–4.9 g/dL 1–3 years 3.4–5.2 g/dL 4–19 years 3.5–5.6 g/dL Ammonia Newborn – Child
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