@ivleaguetutoring: Lab Values Explained in 5 Minutes! How well do you understand the laboratory results used every day in EMS, American hospitals and U.S. emergency departments? In this 5-minute Lab Values Crash Course, we're breaking down essential blood tests, including complete blood counts (CBC), electrolytes, kidney function tests, glucose, and cardiac biomarkers. Learn how to recognize abnormal lab values, understand their clinical significance, and identify critical findings that require immediate nursing or medical intervention. Whether you're studying at a nursing school in Houston, Texas, preparing for medical school exams in the United States, or working in an American emergency room, ICU, or hospital, understanding these laboratory values is essential for safe patient care. This educational review covers clinical concepts commonly encountered in U.S. healthcare settings, including hospitals and medical training programs throughout the United States. Created by a board-certified pediatric nurse practitioner and nursing educator based in League City, Texas. Save this 5-minute medical education review for your next study session! #5MinutePlus

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Cold and clammy eat some complex carbs, your body will get the sugar from them, but it will be sustained for longer in the bloodstream. Juice is great for a quick fix, but cheese is better, for a more sustained result.

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A lot of viruses lower the WBC count.

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Have you done/can you do a video on vitamin imbalances? (ie: a B12 level of 136)

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What about CRP?

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Great videos. I'm not in the medical field but I love learning and it can be helpful when talking with my clients so these are extremely useful

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Your potassium level your first intervention should be to look at the sample to make sure it’s not hemolyzed, because that will give you a false potassium reading on most analyzers

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Albert ❌️ :

reminds me i have to do labs. it's great I don't know that information. I'll be freaking out if I knew what those numbers meant. mychart will show it's abnormal but I wont know exactly what's broken inside me till I sit in front of the doctor. ignorance is bliss. [Big LOL]