Results are consistent with severe vitamin K deficiency. Normal vitamin K epoxide indicates that vitamin K deficiency was not due to vitamin K antagonists. (PIVKA-II is a functional marker of factor II carboxylation and vitamin K status). nr, normal range
| Factor II | 4 iu/dl (nr 50–200) | PIVKA II | >10.00 au/ml | (nr 0.00–0.20) |
| Factor VII | <1 iu/dl (nr 50–200) | Vitamin K epoxide | 0.00 μg/l | (nr 0.00–0.00) |
| Factor IX | 11 iu/dl (nr 50–200) | Vitamin K1 | <0.15 μg/l | (nr 0.15–1.55) |
| Factor X | 6 iu/dl (nr 50–200) | Warfarin concentration | 0.00 mg/l | (nr 0.70–2.30) |