This document provides a table of common clinical chemistry analytes and their conventional and SI units. It lists the analyte name, conventional unit of measurement, SI unit, and conversion factor to convert between the two units. Some examples given include albumin and hemoglobin measured in g/dL conventionally and g/L in SI units, with a conversion factor of 10. Other analytes listed include electrolytes, minerals, vitamins, and metabolic markers.
This document provides a table of common clinical chemistry analytes and their conventional and SI units. It lists the analyte name, conventional unit of measurement, SI unit, and conversion factor to convert between the two units. Some examples given include albumin and hemoglobin measured in g/dL conventionally and g/L in SI units, with a conversion factor of 10. Other analytes listed include electrolytes, minerals, vitamins, and metabolic markers.
This document provides a table of common clinical chemistry analytes and their conventional and SI units. It lists the analyte name, conventional unit of measurement, SI unit, and conversion factor to convert between the two units. Some examples given include albumin and hemoglobin measured in g/dL conventionally and g/L in SI units, with a conversion factor of 10. Other analytes listed include electrolytes, minerals, vitamins, and metabolic markers.