I think it depends mostly on which formula you are using. The more commonly used formula for anion gap is [Na+] − ([Cl−] + [HCO3−]). If you are using the other equation that includes Potassium ([Na+] + [K+]) − ([Cl−] + [HCO3−]) remember that Potassium is significantly increased with hemolysis due to it being mainly intracellular. This would result in a false increase of the anion gap due to hemolysis. I don't think using the former equation would result in that significant of a change since the other electrolytes are not affected much by hemolysis.
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An anion gap is a difference between the levels of cations and anions in serum, plasma or urine.
Metabolic acidosis with the anion gap calculated to 26 mEq/liter is associated with what?
what does it mean to have 19.3 Anion Gap
There are several conditions that a low anion gap can indicate. These medical conditions that a low anion gap in the medical setting are hemorrhage, nephritic syndrome, intestinal obstruction and liver cirrhosis.
Probably it is due to presence of more unmeasured anions.
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I had these same tests done. Normal range is 6-20 mmol/L.
AGAP stands for anion gap.
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The term AGAP is an abbreviation for the Anion Gap which measures ions charge in blood.
It causes a non-anion gap metabolic acidosis. As the negative bicarb is ridded by the kidney, another anion needs to fill its place in the serum, and this is done by Cl.