Nursing: Lab Values
The most important lab values for nurses to know in a handy 6 page laminated reference guide. Get this guide when you start nursing school and review it often. By the time you take the NCLEX, they will be committed to memory. Lamination means it will last the lifetime of your career. Paper-thin, so you can keep it with your clipboard or at the nurses’ station for referencing a value faster than using the Internet. This is one of the most inexpensive and valuable tools you will find to help you in nursing school, prepping for the NCLEX, or starting your career.6-page laminated guide includes:Arterial Blood Gas (ABG)Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP)Blood CultureCardiac Enzyme MarkersCerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)Coagulation ScreenComplete Blood Count (CBC) & DifferentialComprehensive Metabolic PanelFecal Occult BloodGlucose TestsKidney FunctionFactors That Might Affect Laboratory ValuesLipid ProfileLiver Functions Tests (LFTs or LFs)Medication Levels (Therapeutic & Toxic)SerologySerum Total ProteinThyroid TestsUrine TestsBlood Collection MethodsArterial Blood DrawVenous Blood DrawCentral Blood LinePort Blood DrawUrine & Fecal Collection MethodsSuggested uses:Quick Reference – instead of digging into a large book to find a core answer you need while studying, use the guide to reinforce quickly and repeatedlyMemory – refreshing your memory repeatedly is a foundation of studying, have the core labs handy so you can focus on the larger pictureNCLEX Test Prep & Exams – review frequently and right before exams and the NCLEX for that extra boost
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