PT/INR | LAB VALUE REVIEW

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Here is the link on for the PTT video ua-cam.com/video/bH2EbaiKIFA/v-deo.html

[@thatnursingprof2661]

I will be posting about the PTT tomorrow, as these are often confused.

[@kevinn6996]

Thank you so much for getting straight to the point and not wasting time! studying now for my NCLEX

[@kathyabel5338]

Ive been on a new for me medication, Coumadin for 1 month now. Getting blood tested weekly. Your video finally explained to me the hows and whys of the PT testing. Thank you so much🎉

[@marlhoe]

Very very well explained! Thank you so much for this!

[@MzVan21]

Great video. Very easy to understand 😊

[@ricardogonzalez9504]

Thank you so much!

[@annjean8709]

Great educational video!
Thank you for sharing your.

[@bellaluna8097]

Mine is at 11.4, my labs say its low, does tgat mean i coukd get a clot? I have been supplementing with D3 with K2, maybe i should stop?

[@cdh77]

My INR is 4.5 but my doctor says that’s fine. Isn’t this too high?

[@dhiaawad6710]

thank you.

[@pk-hx2io]

PT(INR) value is 1.03 . Is this Normal or Abnormal

[@annaminasyan1170]

Ideal! 👍

[@Esmer0991]

So if my INR is 1.53 (L) it’s there a chance that I might get a clot

[@thatnursingprof2661]

That is slightly higher than usual but not too high. Make sure to avoid risk factors like smoking and inactivity.

[@Esmer0991]

@@thatnursingprof2661 how can I lower it down! It’s there going to be a problem if I have a tummy tuck?

[@thatnursingprof2661]

@@Esmer0991 having a higher number means it takes longer for your blood to clot. You can add more vitamin k to diet which is found in green leafy vegetables. If you have surgery the nurse will take safety measures like leg compressors and leg exercises to help prevent a clot from forming.

[@Esmer0991]

@@thatnursingprof2661 thank you!

[@norcetwithrnys]

Plz differentiate PT n CT wrt their values n why it so???
Btw..yr video is good n becomes more good with yr energy...

[@abbashussain6390]

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