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Osmometry measures the osmotic strength of the particles within a sample. In clinical labs, this is most commonly performed using freezing point depression methodology.
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| Serum Osmolality | RI: 275 - 295 mOsm/kg | |
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| ▲ Increased | ▼ Decreased | |
| Conditions | Toxin ingestion:
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