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Oct 8, 2022 10:05
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German term
NA
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Medical
Medical: Cardiology
Lab Results
This is the first entry in a table of lab test results. It is under the heading of "tested parameter" and the units are mmol/L with a reference range between 135 and 145. It is followed by such parameters as NT Pro BNP, TSH, PTT, INR, Quick, Thrombocyten, so in other words, a fairly standard set of lab tests, but I haven't run across this one before, and it's not in the term base or TM. It's in the context of cardiac arrhythmia. I don't think it's sodium, because both letters are capitalized, and it's not grouped with the other electrolytes. Thanks in advance for any insights.
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(English)
4 +9 | Na - Natrium | thefastshow |
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Na - Natrium
Wird nicht immer so genau genommen.
https://www.gesundheit.gv.at/labor/laborwerte/niere-harn/nat...
https://www.labor-vidotto.at/leistungen/analysenverzeichnis/
(Check if the source is using capital letters all the way.)
Also makes sense in the context, really.
https://www.gesundheit.gv.at/labor/laborwerte/niere-harn/nat...
https://www.labor-vidotto.at/leistungen/analysenverzeichnis/
(Check if the source is using capital letters all the way.)
Also makes sense in the context, really.
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