Plasma anion gap

What is the plasma anion gap? It is a measurement of the balance between positively charged ions called cations and negatively charged ions called anions, within the plasma.

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What is the normal Anion Gap range
You said 3-11 meq/L
Some say 8-12 and others say 10 - 14

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