Important Nursing Normal Values (21 to 50)
This is the second set of the most important Nursing normal values that nurses and Nursing enthusiasts should bear in mind. Not only them, all tech lovers will also enjoy learning some of these Nursing concepts as they read and memorize these very important values. Obviously, any value that will fall under or above the range of normal values below will be considered abnormal. Hence, after you get your laboratory results, try to assess the values for yourself and do a preliminary check. You’ll really be amazed to know that not only the nurses but all people (tech fanatics and non tech lovers) can make a beginner’s interpretation of the lab values. Go on and read through the entire entry of this set of Nursing normal values.
- Normal liver span = 6-12 cm
- Normal blinking = 20 times/min
- Point of Maximum Impulse = (PMI) 4th to 5th Intercostal Space (ICS) Left Midclavicular Line (MCL)
- Right arm BP = 10 mmHg higher than left arm BP
- Hemoglobin Female = 12-14 gm%
- Hemoglobin Male = 13-16 gm%
- Hematocrit Female = 37-44 %
- Hematocrit Male = 42-50 %
- White Blood Cell Count = 4.5-11 thousand / mm3
- Neutrophils = 55-70 % (segmenters), 0-10 % (bands)
- Lymphocytes = 20-35 %
- Basophils = 0-0.5
- Eosinophils = 1-45
- Monocytes = 1-6 %
- Platelet = 150-400 thousand / mm³
- Reticulocyte count = 0.5-1.5 %
- Red Blood Cells Female = 3.5-5.5 million /mm³
- Red Blood Cells Male = 4.3-5.9 million /mm³
- Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate Male = 0-14 mm / hr
- Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate Female = 0-20 mm / hr
- Clotting time = 7-15 min
- Bleeding time = 2-9 min
- Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) = 20-35 sec
- Prothrombin Time (PT) = 12-14 sec, (9.6-11.8 Male; 9.5-11.3 Female)
- Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) = 60-110mg/dl (70- 110 mg/dl)
- Random Blood Sugar = 45-130 mg/dl (80-140 mg/dl)
- Bowel sounds = 5-35 times/min
- Urine output = 30 mL/hr (720 mL/day)
- Plasma Osmolality = 275-295 mosm/kg H2O
- Red Blood Cell lifespan = 120 days (90-120)
Nurses and tech enthusiasts, please keep posted for the upcoming third set of Nursing normal values.
