CONCENTRATION RANGES OF SIX ROUTINE PARAMETERS AST, ALT, CHOLESTEROL, TRIGLYCERIDE, GLUCOSE AND PROTEIN FOR CREATING CLINICAL CHEMISTRY EXTERNAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT SAMPLES
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Clinical chemistry test is one of the most routine indications in medical units, it is basic in helping clinicians make important decisions for treatment, early diagnosis and disease prevention, scientific research in medicine,... One of the tasks to ensure the reliability and quality of biochemical tests is external quality assessment [1,2,3]. To make an external quality assessment sample, the level of high, low and normal concentration range of the parameters is required for using in the sample preparation process. Six routine clinical chemistry parameters were investigated including protein, glucose, cholesterol, triglyceride, AST, ALT. The results, high concentration range of glucose is 9,50 – 24,00 mmol/L, protein is 95 - 115 g/L, cholesterol is 6,20 – 9,00 mmol/L, triglyceride is 2,70 – 9,50 mmol/L, AST is 95 - 350 U/L, ALT is 95 - 300 U/L; The low concentration range of glucose is 2,49 – 3,90 mmol/L, protein is 10 - 40 g/L, cholesterol is 2,50 – 3,70 mmol/L, triglyceride is 0,20 – 1,00 mmol /L, AST is 7 - 24 U/L, ALT is 7 - 24 U/L; The normal concentration range of glucose is 4,00 – 9,00 mmol/L, protein is 45 – 90 g/L, cholesterol is 3,80 – 6,10 mmol/L, triglyceride is 1,10 – 2,60 mmol/L, AST is 25 - 94 U/L, ALT is 25 - 94 U/L.
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external quality assessment, internal quality control
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