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        Table A7. (Continued)
        Factors        Data set            Definition                                       CVR   CVR assessment (critical,
                                                                                                  essential, or rejected)
        WBC count      WBC/leukocyte count  Leukocytes play a pivotal role in inflammation and infection [59].  0.4  Essential
                       Neutrophil count    Neutrophils are a type of WBC that increase in response to an acute   0  Essential
                                           infection [59].
                       Lymphocyte count    Lymphocytes are a type of WBC with an anti-infection ability and can   0.4  Essential
                                           respond to specific microorganisms [59].
                       Eosinophil count    Eosinophils are a type of WBC with a histamine-neutralizing effect [59].  −0.4  Rejected
                       Monocyte count      Monocytes are a type of WBC that transform into macrophages, which   -0.6  Rejected
                                           play important roles in both innate and acquired immunities [59].
        Basic metabolic   Cr               Cr is an indicator of kidney function [59].       0.8  Critical
        panel          BUN                 The nitrogen content of urea is a primary metabolite derived from dietary   0  Essential
                                           and tissue proteins [60].
                       Glucose             Glucose has a six-carbon structure and is the main source of energy in the   0  Essential
                                           body [60].
        Cytokines      IL-6                IL-6 is an inflammatory and acute phase response marker [61].  0  Essential
                       CD8 cell count      CD8 is a marker of cytotoxic T cells [59].        −0.4  Rejected
                       TNF-alpha           TNF-alpha is a proinflammatory pain-causing cytokine [78].  −0.2  Rejected
                       IL-1                IL-1 is a costimulatory molecule in the acute phase response [78].  −0.6  Rejected
                       IL-2                IL-2 is involved in the proliferation of B-cells and activated T-cells [78].  −0.8  Rejected
                       IL-2R               IL-2Rs are neoplasm, autoimmune disorder, and     −0.8  Rejected
                                           inflammation indicators [78].
                       IL-8                IL-8 is a neutrophil and T-cell chemoattractant [78].  −0.6  Rejected
                       IL-10               IL-10 is a cytokine production inhibitor [78].    −0.8  Rejected
        Enzymes and    Albumin             Albumin is the most abundant protein in blood [60].  −0.4  Rejected
        biomarkers     AST                 AST is a good indicator of liver diseases, such as cirrhosis [62].  0  Essential
                       ALT                 ALT is an indicator of liver diseases. It is a more specific marker of liver   0  Essential
                                           diseases and infection than AST [63].
                       Total bilirubin     Bilirubin is produced in the hemolysis of RBCs [64].  −0.4  Rejected
                       LDH                 LDH is an enzyme with increased levels of hemolysis, necrosis,   1  Critical
                                           pneumonia, and acidosis [65].
                       Serum Cr            A serum (blood) Cr test is a blood test used to evaluate the efficiency of   0.4  Essential
                                           the kidney for blood filtration.
                       CRP                 CRP is an indicator of infection and acute inflammation [66].  0.2  Essential
                       PCT                 PCT is a protein that indicates bacterial infection and sepsis [67].  −0.2  Rejected
                       Ferritin            Ferritin is an iron-storage protein and an indicator of artery and   −0.2  Rejected
                                           inflammatory diseases [68].
        Cardiac biomarkers   Cardiac troponin  Cardiac troponin is the main marker for cardiac infarction [69]  0.2  Essential
        and tests for the   CK             CK is an indicator of muscle, brain, and heart damage [60].  −0.2  Rejected
        cardiovascular   D-dimers          D-dimers are byproducts of a blood clot and can indicate thrombosis [70].  0.2  Essential
        system
                       Myoglobin           Myoglobin is a muscle oxygen storage protein [80].  −0.4  Rejected
        Coagulation    AT                  AT activity is measured to diagnose thrombotic disorders [71].  −0.2  Rejected
        screening      PT                  PT measures the function of the external coagulation pathway [60].  −0.2  Rejected
                       APTT                APTT evaluates the internal coagulation pathway [60].  −0.2  Rejected
                       FDPs                FDP measurements indicate fibrinolysis [60].      −0.4  Rejected
                       Fibrinogen          Fibrinogen is a preceding substance that transforms into fibrin [72].  −0.2  Rejected
        Other factors  GFR                 Indicates the flow of plasma from the glomerulus into Bowman’s space in   1  Critical
                                           a specific period [73].
                       Performance score (e.g.,   APACHE and ANZROD are different types of illness prognostic scoring   0.2  Essential
                       APACHE and ANZROD)  systems in ICUs [74].
                       SpO 2               SpO  is the percentage of oxygenated hemoglobin in a patient’s blood [77].  0.8  Critical
                                              2
                       Sequential organ failure   The SOFA score is used as a diagnostic indicator [75].  0.4  Essential
                       assessment (SOFA) score
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