We currently draw a lactic acid with values represented in mEq/ L at my 
facility. Can we use this value for SEP-1 measure/ Sepsis guidelines or do we 
need to change to lactate levels that are measured in mmol/ L?




Tara R Miller, RN
Quality Specialist
Mobile Infirmary Medical Center
Office: 435-5109
Cell: 605-8270

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