← Lab Values
Lab Values
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[Intro]
Flashcards on the floor at two in the morning
Same ten numbers you keep almost knowing
Here they are, and this time they stay
[Verse 1]
Potassium three point five to five
That one's the heart, so that one goes first
Sodium one thirty-five to one forty-five
That one's the brain, confusion and seizures
Calcium eight point five to ten point five
Magnesium one point five to two point five
[Pre-Chorus]
Under three point five is hypo, flat T waves and U waves
Over five is hyper, peaked T waves and a widening QRS
Potassium never goes I.V. push
That's not a preference, that's a code
[Chorus]
Potassium three point five to five
Sodium one thirty-five to one forty-five
Calcium eight point five to ten point five
Magnesium one point five to two point five
Glucose seventy to a hundred fasting
Know the range, then know what you do
[Verse 2]
B.U.N. ten to twenty, creatinine point six to one point two
Read those two together and you're reading the kidney
Hemoglobin twelve to eighteen
Platelets one fifty to four hundred thousand
I.N.R. two to three if they're on warfarin
Climbing past three and the bleeding risk climbs with it
[Bridge]
They're not going to ask you to define the range
They'll hand you a potassium of six point two
and a patient, and ask what you do first
The number's where it starts, not where it ends
[Chorus]
Potassium three point five to five
Sodium one thirty-five to one forty-five
Calcium eight point five to ten point five
Magnesium one point five to two point five
Glucose seventy to a hundred fasting
Know the range, then know what you do
[Outro]
Potassium is the heart, sodium is the brain
Three point five to five, one thirty-five to one forty-five
Never push potassium, not once, not ever
Know the range, then know the move
[End]
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