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    Normal pleural fluid has the following characteristics: -clear ultrafiltrate of plasma -pH 7.60-7. -protein content less than 2% (1-2 g / dL) -fewer than 1000 WBCs per cubic millimeter -glucose content similar to that of plasma and -lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) level less than 50% of plasma and sodium.

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    Normal pleural fluid has the following characteristics: -clear ultrafiltrate of plasma -pH 7.60-7. -protein content less than 2% (1-2 g / dL) -fewer than 1000 WBCs per cubic millimeter -glucose content similar to that of plasma and -lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) level less than 50% of plasma and sodium.

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    Normal pleural fluid has the following characteristics: -clear ultrafiltrate of plasma -pH 7.60-7. -protein content less than 2% (1-2 g / dL) -fewer than 1000 WBCs per cubic millimeter -glucose content similar to that of plasma and -lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) level less than 50% of plasma and sodium.

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    Normal pleural fluid has the following characteristics:

    -clear ultrafiltrate of plasma

    -pH 7.60-7.64

    -protein content less than 2% (1-2 g/dL)

    -fewer than 1000 WBCs per cubic millimeter

    -glucose content similar to that of plasma

    -lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) level less than 50% of plasma and sodium

    -potassium and calcium concentration similar to that of the interstitial fluid

    (Abrahamian, 2005, p. 2 of 28)

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