Ref ranges Results 3,7 mg/dl 35mg/dl 12.5 ml/min Tests Creatinine Females <1.2 BUN 5-20 Creatinine Clearance 75-115 148mg/dl 19mg/di 4.1 g/di positive C3 80-200 C4 15-80 Albumin 3.5-5 Cryoglobulin screen Serum protein electrophoresis (SPE polyclonal hyperglobinemia with no monoclonalimmunoglobulin spike identified. Urine sediment: no RBC, 4 8WEC's/hof, granular and hyaline casts 1.3.1 What disease state is the most likely explanation for the patients results. Nephrocalcinosis 1.3.2 What is the dinical signiticance of polyclonal hypergammaglobunemia with no monoclonal spike identified on SPE. 133 What is the dinical significance of a positive Cryoglobulin screen. The cryoglobulins are present and have potential to precipitate upon exposure to cold temperature

Ref ranges Results 3,7 mg/dl 35mg/dl 12.5 ml/min Tests Creatinine Females <1.2 BUN 5-20 Creatinine Clearance 75-115 148mg/dl 19mg/di 4.1 g/di positive C3 80-200 C4 15-80 Albumin 3.5-5 Cryoglobulin screen Serum protein electrophoresis (SPE polyclonal hyperglobinemia with no monoclonalimmunoglobulin spike identified. Urine sediment: no RBC, 4 8WEC's/hof, granular and hyaline casts 1.3.1 What disease state is the most likely explanation for the patients results. Nephrocalcinosis 1.3.2 What is the dinical signiticance of polyclonal hypergammaglobunemia with no monoclonal spike identified on SPE. 133 What is the dinical significance of a positive Cryoglobulin screen. The cryoglobulins are present and have potential to precipitate upon exposure to cold temperature

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Author:Tro, Nivaldo J.

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Chapter15: The Chemistry Of Household Products

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