Titlebook: Differential Diagnosis by Laboratory Medicine; A Quick Reference fo Vincent Marks,Thomas Cantor,Gabriela Nosalova,Dusa Book 2002 Springer-V

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Cerebrospinal Fluid it. Total CSF volume is about 70–150 ml (10–60 ml in newborn), 500–600 ml is formed daily, and the entire volume is renewed every 5–7 hours. There is also known to be a constant process of dialysis with exchange of various chemical constituents between the CSF and the blood across the ventricular e

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Book 2002­ mation book such as this cannot be but judged extremely useful. It is my hope that this work, which attests to the thoroughness of Professor Mesko‘s and his co-workers efforts will prove to be fruitful for the students quick reference, for clinicans and house officers lightening of burdens, partic

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THE IDEA OF CONTRASTIVE EXPLANANDUM and lymphatic resorption. Transudates result from increased hydrostatic pressure or decreased plasma oncotic pressure; exudates are due to increased capillary permeability or decreased lymphatic resorption. Normal peritoneal fluid is clear, pale yellow, and scanty in amount (under 50 ml).

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Peritoneal Fluid and lymphatic resorption. Transudates result from increased hydrostatic pressure or decreased plasma oncotic pressure; exudates are due to increased capillary permeability or decreased lymphatic resorption. Normal peritoneal fluid is clear, pale yellow, and scanty in amount (under 50 ml).

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Salivaase, lactate, AST, ALT, electrolytes, fatty acids, amino acids, lactoferrin, lysozyme, esterases, LD. About 90% of salivary secretion comes from the parotid and submandibular glands, 5% from the sublingual glands and up to 5% flows from the minor salivary glands (labial, lingual, buccal and palatal mucous glands).

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The Essence of REST Architectural Styleproduction and excretion rates. The usual end point of metabolism is the production of an acid, primarily carbonic acid (H.CO.) as well as sulfuric, phosphoric and small amounts of organic acids. The pH is regulated by physiologic buffers, by production of base (primarily bicarbonate) and by control

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The Essence of REST Architectural Styletabolic intestinal tract and fetal respiratory tract products and fetal skin coverage. During pregnancy the amniotic fluid increases in volume as the fetus grows. At full term (40 weeks gestation) there is approximately 1000 ml of amniotic fluid surrounding the baby. This fluid is circulated by the