Common Blood Analysis Data

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Values presented
represent expected normal data

At the end is an
alphabetical listing of numerous clinical values

Gasovi u krvi

Arterijska
krv

Venska
krv

pH

7.35–7.45

7.32–7.42

pCO2
mmHg

35–45
mmHg

38–52
mmHg

pO2

70–100
mmHg

28–48
mmHg

HCO3–

19–25
mmol/L

19–25
mmol/L

O2
Sat %

90–95

40–70

CBC: Complete blood count, Adults

Male

Female

Hemoglobin
(g/dL)

13.5–16.5

12.0–15.0

Hematokrit
(%)

41–50

36–44

Eritrociti
( x 106 /ml)

4.5–5.5

4.0–4.9

RDW

11.5%–14.6%

MCV

82–98
femtoliters (fl)

MCH:
mean corpuscular hemoglobin

26–34
picograms (pg)

MCHC%:
mean corpuscular hemoglobin content

31–38
gm/dL or 31%–38%

Platelet
count

100,000
to 450,000

WBC: White blood cell differential

WBC
total: adults and children >2 years

4,500–10,000
or 4.5–10 x 109/liter (SI units)

WBC
total: children <2 years

6,200–17,000
or 6.2–17 x 109/liter (SI units)

WBC
total: neonates

9,00–30,000
or 9–30 x 109/liter (SI units)

Neutrophils

55%–70%

2500–8000
per ml

Band
neutrophils (immature or stab neutrophils)

0%–3%

0–400
per ml

Lymphocytes

20%–40

1000–4000
per ml

Monocytes

2%–8%

100–700
per ml

Eosinophils

1%–4%

50–500
per ml

Basophils
(also called mast cells)

0.1%–1%

25–100
per ml

Red blood cell (RBC) count

Men

4.7–6.1
x 106 RBCs per microliter (mcL, μL) or 4.7–6.1 x 1012/liter
(L) (2nd value is in SI units)

Women

4.2–5.4
x 106 RBCs/µL or 4.2–5.4 x 1012/L

Children

4.0–5.5
x 106 RBCs/µL or 4.6–4.8 x 1012/L

Newborn

4.8–7.1
x 106 RBCs/µL or 4.8–7.1 x 1012/L

Platelet (thrombocyte) count

Children

150,000–450,000
platelets per mm3 or 150–450 x 109/L (SI units)

Adults

150,000–400,000
platelets per mm3 or 150–400 x 109/L (SI units)

Mean platelet volume (MPV)

Children

7.4–10.4
mcm3 or 7.4–10.4 fL

Adults

7.4–10.4
mcm3 or 7.4–10.4 fL

Blood coagulation time

partial
thromboplastin time (PTT)

60–70
seconds

activated
partial thromboplastin time (aPTT)

30–40
seconds

prothrombin
time (PT)

11.0–12.5
seconds; 85%–100%

Hematocrit (HCT)

Men

42%–52%
or 0.42–0.52 volume fraction (SI units)

Women

37%–47%
or 0.37–0.47 volume fraction

Pregnant
women

1st
trimester: 35%–46%

2nd trimester: 30%–42%

3rd trimester: 34%–44%

Postpartum: 30%–44%

Children

32%–44%

Newborns

44%–64%

Hemoglobin (Hgb)

in general, a normal hemoglobin level is about one-third the
value of the hematocrit

Men

14–18
grams per deciliter (g/dL) or 8.7–11.2 millimoles per liter (mmol/L)
(SI units)

Women

12–16
g/dL or 7.4–9.9 mmol/L

Pregnant
women

1st
trimester: 11.4–15.0 g/dL or 7.1–9.3 mmol/L

2nd trimester: 10.0–14.3 g/dL or 6.2–8.9 mmol/L

3rd trimester: 10.2–14.4 g/dL or 6.3–8.9 mmol/L

Postpartum: 10.4–18.0 g/dL or 6.4–9.3 mmol/L

Children

9.5–15.5
g/dL

Newborn

14–24
g/dL

Electrolytes and blood chemistry

BUN:
blood urea nitrogen

7–20
mg/dL or 3.6–7.1mM (mmol/L)

Calcium

8.8–10.3
mg/dL

Calcium,
ionized

2.2–2.6mM

Chloride

95–107mM

Magnesium

1.6–2.4mM

Phosphate

2.5–4.5
mg/dL or 1.0–1.4mM

Potassium

3.5–5.2mM

Sodium

135–147mM

Ferritin
(ng/ml)

13–300

Folate
(ng/dL)

3.6–20

Glucose,
fasting (mg/dL)

60–110

Glucose
(2 hours postprandial) (mg/dL)

Up
to 140

Hemoglobin
A1c

6–8

Iron
(mcg/dL, μg/dL)

65–150

Lactic
acid (milliequivalents/liter, meq/L)

0.7–2.1

LDH
(lactate dehydrogenase), international units/liter: IU/L

56–194
IU/L

Osmolality

289–308
mOsm/kg

SGOT
(AST)

<
35 IU/L (20–48)

SGPT
(ALT)

<35
IU/L

Total
iron binding capacity (TIBC)

250–420
μ/dL

Transferrin

>
200 mg/dL

Uric
acid    (male)

2.0–8.0
mg/dL

Uric
acid    (female)

2.0–7.5
mg/dL

Creatinine kinase (CK) isoenzymes

CK-BB

0%

CK-MB
(cardiac)

0%–3.9%

CK-MM

96%–100%

creatine
phosphokinase (CPK)

8–150
IU/L

creatinine
(mg/dL)

0.5–1.4
or <133mM (mmol/L)

Serum Protein

Total
protein

6–8.5g/dL

Albumin

3.2–5g/dL

Globulin

2.2–4.2g/dL

Albumin/Globulin
ratio

1.1–2.4
(calculated)

Thyroid Function tests

Free
T3

2.3–4.2
pg/ml

Serum
T3

70–200
ng/dL

Free
T4

0.5–2.1
ng/dL

Serum
T4

4.0–12.0
μ/dL

TSH

0.25–4.30
microunits/ml

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

X

Y

Z

Blood Test

Specimen

Conventional Units

SI Units

1-10

1,25-dihydroxyvitamin
D [1,25(OH)2D]

Plasma

16–65
pg/mL

40–160
pmol/L

11-deoxycortisol
(compound S)

Plasma

<1
mg/dL

<30
nmol/L

17-hydroxyprogesterone;
men

Plasma

0.06–3.0
mg/L

0.2–9.0
nmol/L

17-hydroxyprogesterone;
women follicular phase

Plasma

0.2–1.0
mg/L

0.6–3
nmol/L

17-hydroxyprogesterone;
women luteal phase

Plasma

0.5–3.5
mg/L

1.5–10.6
nmol/L

25-hydroxyvitamin
D [25(OH)D]

Plasma

8–80
ng/mL

20–200
nmol/L

A

Acetoacetate

Plasma

<3
mg/dL

<0.3
mmol/L

Adrenocorticotropin
(ACTH), 8am

Plasma

9–52
pg/mL

7–27–27
pmol/L

Alanine
Aminotransferase (ALT, SGPT)

kat = katal, the amount of enzyme which transforms 1 mole

of substrate per second

Serum

0–35
U/L

0–0.58
mkat/L

Albumin

Serum

3.5–5.5
g/dL

35–55
g/L

Aldolase

Serum

<8.1
U/L

<135
nkat/L

Aldosterone

Urine

5–19
mg/dL

14–53
nmol/dL

Aldosterone,
8am, (patient supine, 100 mmol/L Na+ and 60–100 mmol/L K+
intake)

Plasma

<8
ng/dL

<220
pmol/L

Alpha
fetoprotein (adult): α-fetoprotein

Serum

<30
ng/mL

<30
mg/L

Alpha1
antitrypsin (α1-antitrypsin)

Serum

85–213
mg/dL

0.8–2.1
g/L

Ammonia,
as NH3

Serum

10–80
mg/dL

0–47
mmol/L

Amylase

Serum

60–150
U/L

0.8–3.2
mkat/L

Androstenedione;
men

Plasma

0.8–1.3
ng/mL

3.0–5.0
nmol/L

Androstenedione;
women

Plasma

1–2
ng/mL

3.5–7.0
nmol/L

Angiotensin
II, 8am

Plasma

10–30
pg/mL

10–30
nmol/L

Angiotensin-converting
enzyme (ACE)

Serum

<40
U/L

<670
nkat/L

Antinuclear
antibody agglutination

Serum

<1:80
titer

<1:80
titer

Arginine
vasopressin (AVP), random fluid intake

Plasma

1.5–6.0
ng/L

1.4–5.6
pmol/L

Arterial
blood gas [HCO3–]

Arterial
Blood

21–30
meq/L

21–28
mmol/L

Arterial
blood gas PCO2

kiloPascal (kPa) is a pressure measurement

Arterial
Blood

35–45
mmHg

4.7–5.9
kPa

Arterial
blood gas pH

Arterial
Blood

7.38–7.44

Arterial
blood gas PO2

Arterial
Blood

80–100
mmHg

11–13
kPa

Ascorbic
acid (Vitamin C)

Serum

0.4–1.0
mg/dL

23–57
mmol/L

Aspartate
Aminotransferase (AST, SGOT)

Serum

0–35
U/L

0–0.58
mkat/L

AVP
(Arginine vasopressin), random fluid intake

Plasma

1.5–6.0
ng/L

1.4–5.6
pmol/L

B    top

Bands

Blood

0–4%

0–0.04

Basophils
(BASO)

Blood

0–2%

0–0.02

Beta-Hydroxybutyrate:
β-hydroxybutyrate

Plasma

<3
mg/dL

<300
mmol/L

Bilirubin,
Direct

Serum

0.1–0.3
mg/dL

1.7–5.1
mmol/L

Bilirubin,
Indirect

Serum

0.2–0.7
mg/dL

3.4–12
mmol/L

Bilirubin,
total

Serum

0.3–1.0
mg/dL

5.1–17
mmol/L

Bleeding
time (Simplate)

Blood

<7
min

<7
min

Blood
urea nitrogen (BUN)

Serum

10–20
mg/dL

3.6–7.1
mmol/L

C    top

Calcitonin
Men

Plasma

<13.8
pg/mL

<13.8
ng/L

Calcitonin
Women

Plasma

<6.4
pg/mL

<6.4
ng/L

Calcium

Serum

9–10.5
mg/dL

2.25–2.62
mmol/L

Calcium,
ionized

Blood

4.5–5.6
mg/dL

1.1–1.4
mmol/L

Carbon
dioxide content

Serum

23–28
meq/L

23–28
mmol/L

Carbon
dioxide tension (PCO2)

Arterial
blood (sea level)

35–45
mmHg

4.7–5.9
kPa

Carboxyhemoglobin
non-smoker

Blood

0–2.3%

0–0.023

Carboxyhemoglobin
smoker

Blood

2.1–4.2%

0.021–0.042

Carotene

Serum

75–300
mg/dL

1.4–5.6
mmol/L

Carotenoids

Serum

50–300
mg/dL

0.9–5.6
mmol/L

Ceruloplasmin

Serum

27–37
ng/dL

270–370
mg/L

Chloride

Serum

98–106
meq/L

98–106
mmol/L

Cholesterol (see Table in Lipoproteins
page)

Chorionic
gonadotropin, Beta-subunit (B-hCG), men and nonpregnant women

Plasma

<3
mIU/mL

<3
IU/L

Copper

Serum

70–155
mg/dL

11–24
mmol/L

Cortisol,
am

Plasma

5–25
mg/dL

140–690
nmol/L

Cortisol,
pm

Plasma

3–12
mg/dL

80–330
nmol/L

Cortisol
Urinary Free

Urine

10–50
mg/dL

25–140
nmol/dL

Creatine
kinase-MB

Serum

<
3% of total

<0.03
of total

Creatinine

Serum

<1.5
mg/dL

<133
mmol/L

Creatinine
kinase (CK); females

Serum

<190
U/L

<3.17
mkat/L

Creatinine
kinase (CK); males

Serum

<235
U/L

<3.92
mkat/L

D    top

Dehydroepiandrosterone
(DHEA)

Plasma

2–9
ng/dL

7–31
nmol/L

Delta-aminolevulinic
acid

Serum

<20
mg/dL

<1.5
mmol/L

DHEA
(Dehydroepiandrosterone)

Plasma

2–9
ng/dL

7–31
nmol/L

DHEA
sulfate

Plasma

500–2500
mg/dL

1.3–6.8
mmol/L

E    top

EOS
(eosinophils)

Blood

0–7%

0–0.07

Eosinophils
(EOS)

Blood

0–7%

0–0.07

Erythrocyte
count

Blood

4.15–4.90
× 106/mm3

4.15–4.90
× 1012/L

Erythropoietin

Serum

5–36
U/L

Estradiol;
men

Plasma

<50
pg/mL

<180
pmol/L

Estradiol;
women (higher at ovulation)

Plasma

20–60
pg/mL

70–220
pmol/L

Ethanol

Blood

<0.005%

<0.005%

Euglobulin
lysis time

Blood

>2
h

>2
h

F    top

Fatty
acids, free (nonesterified)

Plasma

<18
mg/dL

180
mg/L

Ferritin;
men

Serum

15–400
ng/mL

15–400
mg/L

Ferritin;
women

Serum

10–200
ng/mL

10–200
mg/L

Fibrinogen

Plasma

150–400
mg/dL

1.5–4
g/L

Folate

Serum

2.5–20
ng/mL

>4.3
nmol/L

Folate,
red cell

Red
blood cells

160–855
ng/mL

>95
nmol/L

Folic
acid

Red
cell

150–450
ng/mL cells

340–1020
nmol/L cells

Folic
acid

Serum

3–16
ng/mL cells

7–36
nmol/L cells

Follicle-stimulating
hormone (FSH); men

Plasma

0.9–15
mIU/mL

0.9–15
IU/L

Follicle-stimulating
hormone (FSH); postmenopausal women

Plasma

34–96
mIU/mL

34–96
IU/L

Follicle-stimulating
hormone (FSH); women ovulatory surge

Plasma

2.3–21
mIU/mL

2.3–21
IU/L

Follicle-stimulating
hormone (FSH); women mature, premenopausal, except at ovulation

Plasma

1.4–9.6
mIU/mL

1.4–9.6
IU/L

FSH
(Follicle-stimulating hormone)

Plasma

0.9–15
mIU/mL

0.9–15
IU/L

G    top

Gastrin

Serum

40–180
pg/mL

40–180
ng/L

Glucagon

Plasma

50–100
pg/mL

50–100
ng/L

Glucose
fasting (diabetes mellitus)

Plasma

>140
mg/dL

>7.8
mmol/L

Glucose
fasting (normal)

Plasma

75–115
mg/dL

4.2–6.4
mmol/L

Glucose:
2 hour post prandial (impaired glucose tolerance)

Plasma

140–200
mg/dL

7.8–11.1
mmol/L

Glucose:
2 hour post prandial (normal)

Plasma

<140
mg/dL

<7.8
mmol/L

Glucose:
2 hour postprandial (diabetes mellitus)

Plasma

>200
mg/dL

>11.1
mmol/L

Glucose-6-phosphate
dehydrogenase

Hb = hemoglobin

Blood

12.1
± 2 IU/g Hb

0.78
± 0.13 MU/mol Hb

Growth
hormone, after 100 g oral glucose

Serum

<2
ng/mL

<2
mg/L

H    top

Ham's
test (acid serum)

Blood

Negative

Negative

Haptoglobin
(serum)

Blood

50–220
mg/dL

0.5–2.2
g/L

HbF
(Hemoglobin, fetal)

Blood

<2%

<0.02

HCT;
females (hematocrit)

Blood

37–48%

0.37–0.48

HCT;
males (Hematocrit)

Blood

42–52%

0.42–0.52

Hematocrit
(HCT); females

Blood

37–48%

0.37–0.48

Hematocrit
(HCT); males

Blood

42–52%

0.42–0.52

Hemoglobin
A1c

Whole
Blood

3.8–6.4%

0.038–0.064

Hemoglobin
A2 (HbA2)

Blood

1.5–3.5%

0.015–0.035

Hemoglobin;
female

Blood

12–16
g/dL

120–160
g/L

Hemoglobin;
male

Blood

14–18
g/dL

140–180
g/L

Hemoglobin;
whole blood females

Blood

12–16
g/dL

7.4–9.9
mmol/L

Hemoglobin;
whole blood males

Blood

13–18
g/dL

8.1–11.2
mmol/L

Hemoglobin;
fetal (HbF)

Blood

<2%

<0.02

I    top

Insulin,
fasting

Serum
or Plasma

6–26
mU/mL

43–186
pmol/L

Iron

Serum

60–150
mcg/dL (μg/dL)

11–29
mmol/L

Iron
Saturation

Serum

20–45%

0.2–0.45

Iron-binding
capacity

Serum

250–370
mg/dL

45–66
mmol/L

L    top

Lactate
(Lactic acid)

Plasma

6–16
mg/dL

0.67–1.8
mmol/L

Lactate
dehydrogenase (LDH)

Serum

100–190
U/L

1.7–3.2
mkat/L

Lactate
dehydrogenase isoenzymes Fraction 1 (of total)

Serum

14–26%

0.14–0.25

Lactate
dehydrogenase isoenzymes Fraction 2 (of total)

Serum

29–39%

0.29–0.39

Lactate
dehydrogenase isoenzymes Fraction 3 (of total)

Serum

20–26%

0.20–0.25

Lactate
dehydrogenase isoenzymes Fraction 4 (of total)

Serum

8–16%

0.08–0.16

Lactate
dehydrogenase isoenzymes Fraction 5 (of total)

Serum

6–16%

0.06–0.16

LAP
(leukocyte alkaline phosphatase)

Blood

13–100
m/L

0.2–1.6
mkat/L

LDH
(Lactate dehydrogenase)

Serum

100–190
U/L

1.7–3.2
mkat/L

Lead

Serum

<40
mg/dL

<1.9
mmol/L

Leukocyte
Alkaline phosphatase (LAP)

Blood

13–100
m/L

0.2–1.6
mkat/L

Leukocyte
Count (WBC, white blood cell count)

Blood

4.3–10.8
× 103/mm3

4.3–10.8
× 109/L

Lipase

Serum

0–160
U/L

0–2.66
mkat/L

Lipoprotein
(a)

Serum

0–3
mg/dL

0–300
mg/L

Lutenizing
hormone; men

Serum

1.3–13
mIU/mL

1.3–13
IU/L

Lutenizing
hormone; women mature, premenopausal, except at ovulation

Serum

0.8–26
mIU/mL

0.8–26
IU/L

Lutenizing
hormone; women ovulatory surge

Serum

25–57
mIU/mL

25–57
IU/L

Lutenizing
hormone; women postmenopausal

Serum

40–104
mIU/mL

40–104
IU/L

Lymphocytes
(Lymphs)

Blood

16–45%

0.16–0.45

Lymphs
(lymphocyes)

Blood

16–45%

0.16–0.45

M    top

Magnesium

Serum

1.8–3
mg/dL

0.8–1.2
mmol/L

MCH
(mean corpuscular hemoglobin)

Blood

28–33
pg/cell

28–33
pg/cell

MCHC
(mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration)

Blood

32–36
g/dL

320–360
g/L

MCV
(mean corpuscular volume)

Blood

86–98
mm3

86–98
fl

Mean
corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH)

Blood

28–33
pg/cell

28–33
pg/cell

Mean
corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC)

Blood

32–36
g/dL

320–360
g/L

Mean
corpuscular volume (MCV)

Blood

86–98
mm3

86–98
fl

Mono
(monocytes)

Blood

4–10%

0.04–0.10

Monocytes
(Mono)

Blood

4–10%

0.04–0.10

Myoglobin

Serum

<55
ng/L

<55
mg/L

N    top

Neutrophils
(Poly, PMN)

Blood

45–74%

0.45–0.74

O    top

Osmolality

Plasma

285–295
mosmol/kg serum water

285–295
mmol/kg serum water

Oxygen
percent saturation (sea level)

B,
arterial

97%

0.97
mol/mol

Oxygen
tension (PO2)

Blood

80–100
mmHg

11–13
kPa

P    top

Parathyroid
hormone

Serum

10–60
pg/mL

10–60
ng/L

Parathyroid
hormone-related protein

Plasma

<1.3
pmol/L

<1.3
pmol/L

pH

Arterial
Blood

7.38–7.44

7.38–7.44

Phosphatase,
acid

Serum

0–5.5
U/L

0.90
nkat/L

Phosphatase,
alkaline

Serum

30–120
U/L

0.5–2.0
nkat/L

Phosphorus,
inorganic

Serum

3–4.5
mg/dL

1.0–1.4
mmol/L

Platelets

Blood

130,000–400,000/mm3

130–400
× 109/L

PMN
(neutrophils, Poly)

Blood

45–74%

0.45–0.74

Poly
(neutrophils, PMN)

Blood

45–74%

0.45–0.74

Potassium

Serum

3.5–5.0
meq/L

3.5–5.0
mmol/L

Progesterone;
men, prepubertal girls, preovulatory women, postmenopausal women

Plasma

<2
ng/mL

<6
nmol/L

Progesterone;
women, luteal, peak

Plasma

2–20
ng/mL

6–60
nmol/L

Prolactin

Serum

2–15
ng/mL

2–15
mg/L

Prostate
specific antigen >40 years

Serum

0.0–4.0
ng/mL

0.0–4.0
mg/L

Prostate
specific antigen; male <40 years

Serum

0.0–2.0
ng/mL

0.0–2.0
mg/L

Prostate-specific
antigen (PSA); female

Serum

<0.5
ng/mL

<0.5
mg/L

Protein,
total

Serum

5.5–8.0
g/dL

55–80
g/L

Protoporphyrin,
free erythrocyte (FEP)

Blood

16–36
mg/dL of red blood cells

0.28–0.64
mmol/L of red blood cells

PSA,
free, in males 45–75 years, with PSA values between 4 and 20 mg/mL

Serum

>25%
associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)

>0.25
associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)

Pyruvate

Plasma

0.5–1.5
mg/dL

60–170
mmol/L

R    top

RDW
(Red cell distribution width)

Blood

13–15%

0.13–0.15

Red
cell distribution width (RDW)

Blood

13–15%

0.13–0.15

Reverse
T3 (rT3)

Serum

2.6–18.9
ng/dL

0.04–0.29
nmol/L

Rheumatoid
factor

Serum

<40
IU/mL

<40
kIU/L

rT3
(Reverse T3)

Serum

2.6–18.9
ng/dL

0.04–0.29
nmol/L

S    top

Sodium

Serum

136–145
meq/L

136–145
mmol/L

Sucrose
hemolysis

Blood

Negative

Negative

T    top

T3
(Free)

Serum

230–420
pg/dL

3.5–6.5
pmol/L

T3
(Total)

Serum

60–181
ng.dL

0.9–2.8
nmol/L

Testosterone;
men

Plasma

3–10
ng/mL

10–35
nmol/L

Testosterone;
women

Plasma

<1
ng/mL

<3.5
nmol/L

Thyroglobulin

Serum

0–60
ng/mL

0–60
mg/L

Thyroid
stimulating hormone (TSH)

Serum

0.4–5.0
mU/mL

0.4–5.0
mU/L

Thyroxine
(T4)

Serum

5–12
mg/dL

64–154
nmol/L

Transferrin

Serum

230–390
mg/dL

2.3–3.9
g/L

Triglycerides

Serum

<160
mg/dL

<1.8
mmol/L

Troponin
I

Serum

0–0.4
ng/mL

0–0.4
mg/L

Troponin
T

Serum

0–0.1
ng/mL

0–0.1
mg/L

TSH
(Thyroid stimulating hormone)

Serum

0.4–5.0
mU/mL

0.4–5.0
mU/L

U    top

Uric
acid; men

Serum

2.5–8.0
mg/dL

150–480
mmol/L

Uric
acid; women

Serum

1.5–6.0
mg/dL

90–360
mmol/L

V    top

Vitamin
A

Serum

20–100
mg/dL

0.7–3.5
mmol/L

Vitamin
B1 (thiamine)

Serum

0–2
mg/dL

0–75
nmol/L

Vitamin
B12

Serum

200–600
pg/mL

148–443
pmol/L

Vitamin
B2 (riboflavin)

Serum

4–24
mg/dL

106–638
nmol/L

Vitamin
B6

Plasma

5–30
ng/ml

20–121
nmol/L

Vitamin
C (ascorbic acid)

Serum

0.4–1.0
mg/dL

23–57
mmol/L

Vitamin
D3: 1,25-dihydroxy

Serum

25–45
pg/mL

60–108
pmol/L

Vitamin
D3: 25-hydroxy; winter

Plasma

14–42
ng/mL

34.9–105
nmol/L

Vitamin
D3: 25-hydroxy; summer

Plasma

15–80
ng/mL

37.4–200
nmol/L

Vitamin
E

Serum

5–18
mg/mL

12–42
mmol/L

W

von
Willebrand's antigen

Blood

60–150%

60–150%

WBC
(leukocyte count, white blood cell count)

Blood

4.3–10.8
× 103/mm3

4.3–10.8
× 109/L

Westergren
Sed Rate; females < 50 y/o

Blood

0–20
mm/h

0–20
mm/h

Westergren
Sed Rate; females > 50 y/o

Blood

0–30
mm/h

0–30
mm/h

Westergren
Sed Rate; males < 50 y/o

Blood

0–15
mm/h

0–15
mm/h

Westergren
Sed Rate; males >50 y/o

Blood

0–20
mm/h

0–20
mm/h

White
blood cell count (leukocyte count, WBC)

Blood

4.3–10.8
× 103/mm3

4.3–10.8
× 109/L

Z

Zinc

Serum

75–120
mg/dL

11.5–18.5
mmol/L

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