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Can Anything Cause A Positive Pregnancy Test Other Than Pregnancy?
Normal values mean that all items evaluated are within normal range.
What abnormal results mean
A low pH (less than 7.04 to 7.10) means there are higher levels of acids in the baby's blood. This might occur when the baby does not get enough oxygen during labor. One reason for this could be that the umbilical cord was compressed during labor or delivery.
A blood culture that is positive for bacteria indicates septicemia.
High levels of blood sugar (glucose) in the cord...
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