A male patient was tested for its urinary creatinine The patient is 60 kg and has a 24nour urine sample collected at 1800 mlGiven the absorbance of the creatinine standard below, compute for the creatinine coefficient of the patient if the absorbance of its unne sampleis 10123Creatinine(mg/mL)Abs 520 nm0.023020 106050.42308081.31546233.023*Note equation of the line should be in 4 decimal places. Final answer should be in 4 decimal piacesThe creatinine coetticient ofthe patient is mg/kgnver with text and/or attecnments

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male patient was tested for its urinary creatinine The patient is 60 kg and has a 24nour urine sample collected at 1800 ml Given the absortbance of the creatinine standard below, compute for the creatinine coefficient of the patient if the absorbarice of its urine sample is 1.0123 Creatinine (mg/ml) Abs 520 nm 0:023 02 0 106 05 0.423 0.8 08 1.3 1546 23 3.023 Note equation of the line snould be in4 cecmal places. Final answer should be in 4 decmal places The creatinine coericient of the patient mg kg nwer with text ana/or attecnments

male patient was tested for its urinary creatinine The patient is 60 kg and has a 24nour urine sample collected at 1800 ml Given the absortbance of the creatinine standard below, compute for the creatinine coefficient of the patient if the absorbarice of its urine sample is 1.0123 Creatinine (mg/ml) Abs 520 nm 0:023 02 0 106 05 0.423 0.8 08 1.3 1546 23 3.023 Note equation of the line snould be in4 cecmal places. Final answer should be in 4 decmal places The creatinine coericient of the patient mg kg nwer with text ana/or attecnments

Chemistry

10th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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