yes, they are same. This test id used for checking the blood viscosity. It should be in the range of 1.00 to 2.00. If its value is > 1.5 then this means your blood is very thin and you should consult your doctor. If it is < 1.5 then this means your blood is very thick and there are more chances for blood clotting and you should consult your doctor.
INR
The most sensitive liver function tests among the options given are Prothrombin Time (PT) and International Normalized Ratio (INR), as they reflect the liver's ability to produce clotting factors. Both PT and INR can show changes earlier than other liver function tests in cases of liver dysfunction. Bilirubin levels can also indicate liver issues, but they may not be as sensitive in detecting early liver impairment compared to PT and INR. In summary, PT and INR are more sensitive indicators of liver function than bilirubin.
The question does not specify 1 million what. 1 million INR is equal to 10 lakh INR.
They weigh the same.
4.35371 INR (As of February 15, 2010) One British pound is equal to approximately 72.56 INR.
It indicated how long it will take the blood to clot. INR is a ratio taken from the PT.
Yes, it is recommended to centrifuge a PT INR blood specimen to separate the plasma from the cells. This will help ensure accurate results when measuring the prothrombin time (PT) and international normalized ratio (INR).
The INR has basically replaced the prothrombin time, or PT.
PT/PTT and INR
INR
it depends upon the isi of the reagent
A PT INR test would be used if someone is suspected of having bleeding problems. It is also used to check or diagnose blood related problems (blood clotting).
PT and INR lab test.
ACT (Activated Clotting Time)
The most sensitive liver function tests among the options given are Prothrombin Time (PT) and International Normalized Ratio (INR), as they reflect the liver's ability to produce clotting factors. Both PT and INR can show changes earlier than other liver function tests in cases of liver dysfunction. Bilirubin levels can also indicate liver issues, but they may not be as sensitive in detecting early liver impairment compared to PT and INR. In summary, PT and INR are more sensitive indicators of liver function than bilirubin.
Absolutely not! Stop whatever anticoagulants you are on immediately.
Acetaminophen can increase the results of your INR, meaning your blood would be thinner. You should consult with your physician regarding Tylenol usage as the frequency of testing your PT/INR may need to be increased. However, Tylenol generally has a limited effect on INR's. Consuming the maximum dosage of 4g (4000mg) generally effects the INR very little.