Classify the different indicators for assessing iron status into static biochemical assessment or functional biochemical assesment Cut-off to define deficiencyMildIndicatorSamplePopulation GroupSevereChildren 6-59 monthsChildren 5-11 yearsChildren 12-14 yearsMen over 15 yearsWomen ove 15 years(non-pregnant)Pregnant Women110 g/l115 g/l120 g/130 g/1120 g/1HaemoglobinBloodNot defined110 g/1<70 g/1FerritinSerum or PlasmaUnder 5 years<12µg/Not definedOver 5 years<15µg/lNot definedTransferrinCan be applied to allpopulation groupsSerumCut off values vary with methodusedтесeptorsTransferrinCan be applied to allpopulation groupsSerum<16%Not definedsaturationErythrocyteprotoporphyrinErythrocytes (RBC)Under 5 yearsNormal>70µg/dlOver 5 yearsNormal>80µg/dl

Biochemical assessments of iron status often involve serum-based indicators. Deficiency…

Cut-off to define deficiency Indicator Sample Population Group Mild Severe Children 6-59 months Children 5-11 years Children 12-14 years Men over 15 years Women over 15 years (non-pregnant) Pregnant Women Haemoglobin 110 g/1 115 g/l 120 g/ 130 g/ 120 g/1 Blood Not defined 110 g/l <70 g/1 Ferritin Serum or Plasma Under 5 years <12µg/1 Not defined Over 5 years <15µg1 Not defined Transferrin Can be applied to all population groups Serum Cut off values vary with method used тесeptors Transferrin Serum <16%. Not defined Can be applied to all population groups saturation Erythrocyte protoporphyrin Erythrocytes (RBC) Under 5 yearS Nomal >70µg/dl Over 5 years Normal >80ug/dl

Cut-off to define deficiency Indicator Sample Population Group Mild Severe Children 6-59 months Children 5-11 years Children 12-14 years Men over 15 years Women over 15 years (non-pregnant) Pregnant Women Haemoglobin 110 g/1 115 g/l 120 g/ 130 g/ 120 g/1 Blood Not defined 110 g/l <70 g/1 Ferritin Serum or Plasma Under 5 years <12µg/1 Not defined Over 5 years <15µg1 Not defined Transferrin Can be applied to all population groups Serum Cut off values vary with method used тесeptors Transferrin Serum <16%. Not defined Can be applied to all population groups saturation Erythrocyte protoporphyrin Erythrocytes (RBC) Under 5 yearS Nomal >70µg/dl Over 5 years Normal >80ug/dl

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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