Blood AnalysisGlu = 5.0;Na = 145;K = 2.8.Back topatient'schartGlucoseSodiumPotassiumCalciumIronThomas (male) Age: 28Triage Datacomplained of abruptpolydipsia (excessivethirst) and polyuria(excessive urine volume,15 L per day)T3 (triiodothyronine)T4 (thyroxine)3.91353.52.15Thomas (male) Age: 2850.2462LowDIIOtherLong DescriptionCa = 2.50Fe = 27T3 = 0.33T4 = 99glucose urinalysis = 0.0mmol/LClick here forReport FormNormal

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Blood Analysis Glu = 5.0; Na = 145; K = 2.8. Thomas (male) Age: 28 Triage Data complained of abrupt polydipsia (excessive thirst) and polyuria (excessive urine volume, 15 L per day) Other Ca = 2.50 Fe = 27 T3 = 0.33 T4 = 99 glucose urinalysis = 0.0 mmol/L Click here for Report Form X

Blood Analysis Glu = 5.0; Na = 145; K = 2.8. Thomas (male) Age: 28 Triage Data complained of abrupt polydipsia (excessive thirst) and polyuria (excessive urine volume, 15 L per day) Other Ca = 2.50 Fe = 27 T3 = 0.33 T4 = 99 glucose urinalysis = 0.0 mmol/L Click here for Report Form X

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Blood Analysis
Glu = 5.0;
Na = 145;
K = 2.8.
Back to
patient's
chart
Glucose
Sodium
Potassium
Calcium
Iron
Thomas (male) Age: 28
Triage Data
complained of abrupt
polydipsia (excessive
thirst) and polyuria
(excessive urine volume,
15 L per day)
T3 (triiodothyronine)
T4 (thyroxine)
3.9
135
3.5
2.15
Thomas (male) Age: 28
5
0.24
62
Low
DII
Other
Long Description
Ca = 2.50
Fe = 27
T3 = 0.33
T4 = 99
glucose urinalysis = 0.0
mmol/L
Click here for
Report Form
Normal
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5.9
145
5.5
2.65
33
0.36
160
High
▸II
X

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