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this was really helpful!!! could you make more videos like these. in my notes the units for U and P are in mg/ml. I am a first year dental student at UMDNJ!
nazishtk16 2 years ago
Thank you for your comment
In the calculation you can use any same unit for both U & P because it has to be cancelled. therefore you can use mg/ml for both U & P. In laboratories std unit to report the U & P is mg/dl. therefore recommended standard way is using mg/dl.
jayathma 2 years ago