Lab value placement

[Redandgraystars]

Can someone help me decide where the correct placement of these lab values belong on data collection sheets. Options are: Health promotion, Musculoskeletal, Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Urinary/reproductive, Endocrine, There are other slots but are obviously not acceptable.

Abnormal Red blood cell count 3.7g/dl --- Cardiovascular (where they reside), Urinary/reproductive (chemoreceptors determine amount made), or Musculoskeletal (where they are made).

Abnormal H/H 11.4/34.2--- Cardiovascular, Respiratory (Offloading carbon dioxide and oxygen uploading (COPD patient)), Musculoskeletal, Endocrine (Nitric oxide effect).

Abnormal BUN/Creatine 36/2.2--- Cardiovascular, Urinary/reproductive (Kidney malfunction) , Endocrine (latent diabetic effect (current glucose--97)), Gastrointestinal (Gi bleeding or high protein diet).

A1C indicated diabetic, Occult testing indicated blood in stool, (medical dx): COPD, CHF, Chronic Renal Failure, Hypothyroidism, Chronic Anemia.

The question: Is there standard placement for these values and where are they suppose to go?

[BostonFNP, APRN]

Thanks for the input this is just an FYI According to the instructor: RBCC is always Endocrine, H/H is almost always cardiovascular, and BUN/creatine are always Urinary/reproductive. This instruction would have been far more productive then me spending three hours thinking/researching and asking others for their input of the different places the data could go. UGH -15 points.[/quote']

So RBC and H&H go into separate categories?

Nursing has strange ways of doing things.