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Understanding and interpreting lab values is a critical nursing skill that will be tested repeatedly on nursing school exams and the NCLEX licensure exam.

This video covers normal ranges and explains how to analyze common lab tests like the BMP, CBC, basic metabolic panel, liver enzymes, and cardiac markers. Key lab values covered include glucose, electrolytes, white blood cell count, hemoglobin, platelet count, creatinine, BUN, ALT, AST, and troponin. Recognizing when lab results are within normal limits or indicating an abnormality is essential for providing appropriate nursing care and interventions. Reviewing the significance of lab values and how to apply them to clinical practice will help you correctly answer exam questions about this important nursing topic.

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