Interpret J.H.'s laboratory findings, and explain the rationale for abnormal results
What will be an ideal response?
The urine is normal. Hgb and Hct are normal. The WBC count is elevated in response to an infection;
sodium might be low, depending on his hydration status and any vomiting.
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