Now THAT'S a lab result

[emtb2rn]

INR >100. Alive.

Skip details, just lab & living or dead.

[calivianya, BSN, RN]

The lowest BG I saw was 11. She was slurring her words and couldn't sit up straight. She'd been perfectly coherent at 26 the day before.

Ammonia 1102. Alive for about 12 hours longer after that.

K+ 9.8. Very dead.

WBC 64,000, very septic. Lived a couple of days...

[No Stars In My Eyes]

WBC - 64,000 ? That's a veritable tsunami.​

[daisygirl5]

Platelets 1.4 million!

[littlepeopleRNICU]

K of 11.7. "Alive", but that didn't last but a few hours longer.

Procalcitonin 175, alive and survived.

WBC 154, lived for several more days.

[Cheers_G, BSN, RN]

The lowest BG I saw was 11. She was slurring her words and couldn't sit up straight. She'd been perfectly coherent at 26 the day before.

Ammonia 1102. Alive for about 12 hours longer after that.

K+ 9.8. Very dead.

WBC 64,000, very septic. Lived a couple of days...

OMG!! 64,000?

[logank622]

Triglycerides 2200. Alive. (And typing this post...)

[That Guy, BSN, RN, EMT-B]

BGL - 3. Alive but unconscious naturally

We were just talking about ETOH at work and playing high score. Worst a doc told us he saw was 0.96. We would regularly see 0.55 and 0.6 from the career drinkers but dang almost 1% of your blood is booze.

[KatieMI, BSN, MSN, RN]

Saw once WBC of >100.000 . Untreated AML, the blood was kind of whitish pinky liquid as hb and everything else was correspondingly low.

Died.

[lucymalfoy]

WBCs 150,000's, alive. Untreated lymphoma.

[blondy2061h, MSN, RN]

K 14. Alive.

Plenty of hgb's in the 2's, some alive, some dead. Plenty of WBC's above 100k and a few over 200k (all alive for time being). Plenty of

[RN_Sara]

K+ - 9.6 - coded, got her back. Then her POA withdrew care. She died about 15 minutes after we extubated.

[BuckyBadgerRN, ASN, RN]

Forgot about the 13.7 INR. Alive at the time the results came back, but could not bring it down, died a couple of days later