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0 Hi Pagal 02br
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00"Chem 27" is an Am. medical term. They seem to have 2 biochem. blood tests, a Chem 7 (measuring 7 values) and a Chem 20 (measuring 20 values). I have not been able to find a "chem 12" (or even a chem 5, in case Chem 12 = chem 7 + chem 5) maybe Melodie can help us out 02br
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00Do you want to know what's measured in chem 7 & chem 20

0 Hi Abbie 02br
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00Thank you for trying to help me out. I am a proof reader in a Medical Transcription Company and it is good for me if I know these topics, at least what actually these words mean. 02br
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00As you said, let us wait if Melodie can help. Thank you once again. 0-

0 Hi Pagal, 02br
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00I can tell you what chem 7 / 20 tests, if that helps. 0-

0 Hi Abbie 02br
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00I will be very thankful to you if that happens.... 02br
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00Bye.... 0-

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10The measured chemicals with their normal reference intervals are: 12br
10BUN (blood urea nitrogen): 7 to 20 mg/dl 12br
10Serum chloride: 101 to 111 mmol/L 12br
10CO2 (carbon dioxide): 20 to 29 mmol/L 12br
10Creatinine: .8 to 1.4 mg/dl 12br
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0 Hi Abbie 02br
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00You are really wonderful. You don't hesitate to help others and you have a definite answer for every query. 02br
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00I would like to know about you, master. 02br
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00Where are you from? What do you do? 0-

0 Hi Pagal, 02br
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00I'm just a vistor here like you. I'm English, and I live in England, and I'm a woman. I have trained for and done lots of things, but I don't go out to work now, although I'm always very busy. 050010id1