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ALBUMIN:- The essential plasma protein
What is Albumin?
Most abundant plasma protein in blood.
Constitutes -50% of total blood protein.
Synthesized by hepatocytes in the liver.
Helps maintain intravascular oncotic pressure.
Carries hormones, ions, and medications through the bloodstream.
Hypoalbuminemia: Low Albumin Levels
Renal loss
Gut loss
Intravascular volume expansion
Sepsis & critical illness
Heart failure
Burns
Nutritional deficiency
Hyperalbuminemia: High Albumin Levels
Dehydration (#1 reason)
Metabolic syndrome
Insulin resistance
The Importance of Albumin in Plasma
Plasma contains the majority of albumin.
Helps balance fluids in your blood vessels.
Maintains blood pressure and prevents fluid leakage.
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