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1 Full Residential Track Charity – In Patient Clinic Rotation Learning Module Laboratory Findings (Pertinence and Implications to Acute PT Care)
Laboratory Findings (Pertinence and Implications to Acute PT Care) CHIC LEARNING MODULE 2 This material is a property of UP PGH Department of Rehabilitation Medicine - Division of Physical Therapy. Please obtain permission prior to use for other purposes. OBJECTIVES At the end of this module, the reader will be able to: ● Identify pertinent laboratory findings that need consideration when dealing with patients in the acute care setting. ● Identify normal ranges for the laboratory values considered relevant to physical therapy acute care (i.e. Ph, CBC, Blood Sugar, O2 Sat etc.) ● Recognize laboratory values that are outside the normal ranges and state the physiologic significance of such findings. ● Identify implications to treatment of specific laboratory values various cases. OUTLINE I. INTRODUCTION II. COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT III. BASIC METABOLIC PANEL IV. COAGULATION PROFILES V. PHYSIOLOGIC MEASURES VI. TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING TESTS VII. TESTS FOR ASSESSING HEPATIC INTEGRITY VIII. SAMPLE CASES IX. REFERENCES

Laboratory Findings (Pertinence and Implications to Acute PT Care) CHIC LEARNING MODULE 4 This material is a property of UP PGH Department of Rehabilitation Medicine - Division of Physical Therapy. Please obtain permission prior to use for other purposes. Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) A group of 8 total specific rests reflective of a patient’s electrolyte level, acid/base balance, blood sugar, and/or kidney status. Coagulation profiles Vital tests needed for close monitoring of patient’s tendency for either excessive bleeding or unnecessary clot formation. Physiologic Measures Used in conjunction with other laboratory tests to ascertain exercise tolerance and monitor patient’s response to activity. COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT Fishbone Schematic [1]: LEUKOCYTES (WHITE BLOOD CELLS) ● Clinical Significance: o Mobile units of the body’s protective system. [2] o Most WBCs are specifically transported to areas of serious infection and inflammation, thereby providing a rapid and potent defense against infectious agents. [2] o There are 6 types of WBC: [2] ▪ Polymorphonuclear Neutrophils ▪ Polymorphonuclear Eosinophils ▪ Polymorphonuclear Basophils ▪ Monocytes ▪ Lymphocytes ▪ Plasma Cells (Occasionally) ● Normal Ranges: APTA [3] UP-PGH (General Inpatient) 5.0-10.0 109 /L 4.5-11.0 x109 /L