Published Feb 5, 2013
nobocopy
1 Post
my clinical instructor just sent me tomorrow assignment.
apparently, one of the treatment for my patient said is "Troponin Post Op 0.04".
I have no clue about what this mean? Could any one please explain to me about this? this is my first time posting here, I hope i am doing this right. thank you
SaoirseRN
650 Posts
Look up what "troponin" means. The part I don't understand from your post is the word "treatment".
CT Pixie, BSN, RN
3,723 Posts
Yeah, not too sure why that is listed as a treatment.
KelRN215, BSN, RN
1 Article; 7,349 Posts
What is troponin? What does this number mean? Why would they be looking at this post-surgery?
drofseg
11 Posts
Maybe they are wanting you to know what the normal level of troponin....an indicator of MI is.
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
Welcome to AN! We are happy to help with homework but we won't do it for you. We need more information from you about the pateint....what are they being admitted for...what are their symptoms. Troponin is a lab test.......What is a Troponin performed for...what does it indicate? This site may help.....Lab Tests Online: Welcome!
What semester are you? What do you think this test is for? Tell us what you think and we will help you figure it out.