Blood alcohol mg dl
Common Questions and Answers about Blood alcohol mg dl
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10% is equal to 22 mmol/l or 100 
Recently, I had another blood test and my serum phosphate had dropped to 1.6 mg/dl with normal being 2.5 mg/dl - 5 mg/dl for the lab that did the test. Is this something I should be concerned about and pursue with the doctor or is this normal? My vitamin d-25 levels have all been in the 20-30 mg/dl range since I started feeling ill. Also, I've had a hard time finding supplements that contain phosphorus. Are there any you can recommend?
In your first thread I mentioned that the FDA set manufacturing guidelines for home glucose meters at ± [plus/minus] 20%. This means your 70 mg/dl reading could be 70 mg/dl or it could be as low as 56 mg/dl or as high as 84 mg/dl. Home meters give an approximation not a true reading of glucose levels. Since your 100 mg/dl reading two minutes later falls out of this range, the questions remaining are:
1. How old is your father's meter?
2. Do the test strips have an expiration date?
3.
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