Albumin and Prealbumin in Acute Illness | Infographic

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Do you cringe when you hear the word "albumin"? This negative acute phase responder protein naturally drops during acute illness or injury. So, it shouldn't be used to assess nutrition status, but it can tell you something about acute inflammation. Download this one-pager for a summary of these two serum proteins.

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Reviewed by GINA K.
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Great

Love this infograph! These are great to hang around the office for a quick reference. Love DODs infographs!

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Albumin and prealbumin in acute illness

Short and sweet overview that can be made into a dot phrase for Epic

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Albumin and Prealbumin in Acute Illness | Infographic

Great presentation of the information. Would have liked to see a comment about what labs would be considered for nutrition status in acute illness but that was not the point of the sheet.

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Albumin and prealbumin

I’m definitely using this resource to educate the physicians and nurse practitioners I work with. Nice visual. Easy to read. Science based.

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Albumin and Pre-albumin

Very good, very concise information

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