Calculating GFR

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Calculating GFR

I need to calculate GFR using creatinine clearance and MDRD equation. All the data I have is two absorbances for a standard (start = .321) (stop = .358) and two absorbances for urine (start = .288) (stop = .456). The urine volume was 230 mL. The absorbances were taken at A500.

Help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Mostly I just need help in calculating "serum creatinine" in mg/dL. This goes in both equations.

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