AST test is done in patients with liver damage or disease. AST is predominantly found in liver and also in muscles. It is released in blood stream if there is a liver related issue.
Indications;
If patient experiences
Nursing interventions
Nurse should read the values and treat accordingly. High values indicates liver damage . Normal range is 10 to 40 unots per liter. If it increases to 3 to 4 times then it indicates high.
To advice patient on high fiber diet, coffee intake, weight loss, folic acid intake, avoid smoking, alcohol, exercising, reduce cholesterol levels etc
Complications:
May lead to Cirrhosis, hepatitis, mononucleosis etc
also predictive of cancer,
Evaluations:
To monitor liver disease progression
To monitor the effect of medication
To monitor liver when other disease are present.
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