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(platelet) Glycoproteins ?

ES>EN: abreviatura de laboratorio " GP "

> Lab tests for a coronary patient include:

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> PO2:, cl, PCO2: Hb, Ph, K and " GP 21,4 " (as well as others that are

> illegible).

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Might the GP be a contraction of GPT, ie glutámico pirúvico (transaminasa)?

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At 15:05 27/03/2008 -0400, you wrote:

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>Lab tests for a coronary patient include:

>

>PO2:, cl, PCO2: Hb, Ph, K and " GP 21,4 " (as well as others that are

>illegible).

>

>

>Thanks for any possible help.

>

>

> Burns

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>In a time of drastic change it is the learners who inherit

>the future. The learned usually find themselves equipped

>to live in a world that no longer exists.

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glucosa plasmatica?

21.4 (???mmol/L) would be very high though - is the pt diabetic?

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> Lab tests for a coronary patient include:

>

> PO2:, cl, PCO2: Hb, Ph, K and " GP 21,4 " (as well as others that

are

> illegible).

>

>

> Thanks for any possible help.

>

>

> Burns

>

>

> In a time of drastic change it is the learners who inherit

> the future. The learned usually find themselves equipped

> to live in a world that no longer exists.

>

> -- Hoffer

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