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To convert between traditional and SI units for common clinical chemistry analytes: - Multiply the value in traditional units by the provided conversion factor to obtain the SI unit - Divide the value in SI units by the conversion factor to obtain the traditional unit - The table provides traditional units, SI units, and conversion factors for analytes like albumin, AST, ammonia, bicarbonate, bilirubin, calcium, and others.

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To convert between traditional and SI units for common clinical chemistry analytes: - Multiply the value in traditional units by the provided conversion factor to obtain the SI unit - Divide the value in SI units by the conversion factor to obtain the traditional unit - The table provides traditional units, SI units, and conversion factors for analytes like albumin, AST, ammonia, bicarbonate, bilirubin, calcium, and others.

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To convert between traditional and SI units for common clinical chemistry analytes: - Multiply the value in traditional units by the provided conversion factor to obtain the SI unit - Divide the value in SI units by the conversion factor to obtain the traditional unit - The table provides traditional units, SI units, and conversion factors for analytes like albumin, AST, ammonia, bicarbonate, bilirubin, calcium, and others.

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To convert between traditional and SI units for common clinical chemistry analytes: - Multiply the value in traditional units by the provided conversion factor to obtain the SI unit - Divide the value in SI units by the conversion factor to obtain the traditional unit - The table provides traditional units, SI units, and conversion factors for analytes like albumin, AST, ammonia, bicarbonate, bilirubin, calcium, and others.

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CONVERSION OF TRADITIONAL UNITS TO Sl UNITS FOR COMMON

CLINICAL CHEMISTRY ANALYTES


To obtain SI unit, multiply current unit by conversion factor. To obtain the conventional
or current unit, divide the Sl unit by the conversion factor.
CONVENTIONAL/CU
RRENT
Sl UNIT
CONVERSION
FACTOR
Albumin g/100 m g/ 10
Aspartate aminotransferase
!AST"
#/ !m#/m" $%&at/ 0.01'(
Ammonia %g/d %mol/ 0.)*(
+icarbonate !,-./" m01/ mmol/ 1.0
+ilirubin mg/d %mol/ 1(.1
+#2 mg/d mmol/ 0,/)(
-alcium mg/d mmol/ 0.3)
-hloride m01/ mmol/ 1.0
-holesterol mg/d mmol/ 0,03'
-ortisol %g/d %mol/ 0.03('
-reatinine mg/d %mol/ **.4
-reatinine clearance m/min m/s 0.01'(
5olic acid ng/m nmol/ 3.3(
6lucose mg/d mmol/ 0.0)))
,emoglobin g/d g/ 10
Iron mg/d %mol/ 0.1(7
ithium m01/ %mol/ 1.0
8agnesium m01/ mmol/ 0.)
.smolality m.sm/&g mmol/&g 1.0
9hosphorus mg/d mmol/ 0./3/
9otassium m01/ mmol/ 1.0
Sodium m01/ mmol/ 1.0
Thyro:ine !T4" %g/d nmol/ 13.7
Total protein g/d g/ 10
Triglyceride mg/d mmol/ 0.011/
#ric acid mg/d mmol/ 0.0)7)
;itamin +13 ng/m pmol/ 0.0(/*
9-.3 mm/,g &9a 0.1//
9 .3 mm/,g &9a 0.1//

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