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    The document is a laboratory test report for a patient named Mrs. M Aparna. It includes results for fasting plasma glucose, post lunch plasma glucose, total T3, total T4, and TSH. Fasting plasma glucose and post lunch plasma glucose were elevated at 230 mg/dL and 310 mg/dL respectively, indicating diabetes. Total T3 and T4 were within normal ranges but TSH was highly elevated at 25.90 uIU/mL, likely indicating hypothyroidism. The report provides reference ranges and interpretations of the results.

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    The document is a laboratory test report for a patient named Mrs. M Aparna. It includes results for fasting plasma glucose, post lunch plasma glucose, total T3, total T4, and TSH. Fasting plasma glucose and post lunch plasma glucose were elevated at 230 mg/dL and 310 mg/dL respectively, indicating diabetes. Total T3 and T4 were within normal ranges but TSH was highly elevated at 25.90 uIU/mL, likely indicating hypothyroidism. The report provides reference ranges and interpretations of the results.

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    The document is a laboratory test report for a patient named Mrs. M Aparna. It includes results for fasting plasma glucose, post lunch plasma glucose, total T3, total T4, and TSH. Fasting plasma glucose and post lunch plasma glucose were elevated at 230 mg/dL and 310 mg/dL respectively, indicating diabetes. Total T3 and T4 were within normal ranges but TSH was highly elevated at 25.90 uIU/mL, likely indicating hypothyroidism. The report provides reference ranges and interpretations of the results.

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    Vijaya Diagnostic Centre

    Plot no 2A,Street No.1,Kakatiya Nagar, Habsiguda,Hyderabad-500007.


    Helpline : 040-21000000

    LABORATORY TEST REPORT


    Regn Date : 26/08/2019 07:35 Sample Collection : 26/08/2019 07:46
    Name : MRS. M APARNA Print Date : 26/08/2019 18:23
    Regn No : 181962394 Age / Sex : 47 Years / Female
    Ref By : SELF Regn Centre : A S Rao Nagar - 18
    Sample Type : Fluoride Plasma Ref no. :

    FASTING PLASMA GLUCOSE (FPG)


    TEST NAME RESULT BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE INTERVAL

    Fasting Plasma Glucose : 230 Normal : 70-100 mg/dL


    Impaired Fasting Glucose : 101-125 mg/dL
    Diabetes : >/=126 mg/dL
    Method : Hexokinase

    Comments / Interpretation :
    ---------------------------------
    - ADA Guidelines (2019) are adopted for the evaluation of Diabetic Status.
    POST LUNCH PLASMA GLUCOSE (PLPG)
    TEST NAME RESULT BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE INTERVAL

    2 hrs Post Lunch Plasma Glucose : 310 Normal : 100-140 mg/dL


    Impaired Glucose Tolerance : 141-199 mg/dL
    Diabetes : >/=200 mg/dL
    Method : Hexokinase

    Comments / Interpretation :
    ---------------------------------
    - ADA Guidelines (2019) are adopted for the evaluation of Diabetic Status.

    DR.SARA MOHAMMED
    CONSULTANT BIOCHEMIST

    Released Date 26/08/2019 17:13 Page 1 of 2


    *181962394*
    Vijaya Diagnostic Centre
    Plot no 2A,Street No.1,Kakatiya Nagar, Habsiguda,Hyderabad-500007.
    Helpline : 040-21000000

    LABORATORY TEST REPORT


    Regn Date : 26/08/2019 07:35 Sample Collection : 26/08/2019 07:46
    Name : MRS. M APARNA Print Date : 26/08/2019 18:23
    Regn No : 181962394 Age / Sex : 47 Years / Female
    Ref By : SELF Regn Centre : A S Rao Nagar - 18
    Sample Type : Serum Ref no. :

    T3,T4 & TSH


    TEST NAME RESULT BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE INTERVAL

    Total T3 : 1.00 Adult : 0.6-1.81 ng/mL

    Pregnancy :
    -----------------
    First Trimester : 0.81-1.9 ng/mL
    Second Trimester : 1.0-2.6 ng/mL
    Third Trimester : 1.0-2.6 ng/mL
    Method : Chemiluminescence Immuno Assay (CLIA)

    Total T4 : 7.70 Adult : 3.2-12.6 µg/dL


    Pregnancy : 6.4-10.7 µg/dL
    Method : Chemiluminescence Immuno Assay (CLIA)

    TSH : 25.90 Adult : 0.35-5.5 µIU/mL

    Pregnancy :
    ---------------
    First Trimester : 0.3-4.5 µIU/mL
    Second Trimester: 0.5-4.6 µIU/mL
    Third Trimester : 0.8-5.2 µIU/mL
    Method : Chemiluminescence Immuno Assay (CLIA)

    Comments / Interpretation :
    ---------------------------------
    - Patient preparation is particularly important for hormone studies, results of which may markedly effected by
    many factors such as stress, position, fasting state, time of the day, preceding diet and drug therapy.
    - The levels of T3 helps in the diagnosis of T3 Thyrotoxicosis and monitoring the course of hyperthyroidism.
    - T3 is not recommended for diagnosis of hypothyroidism as decreased values have minimal clinical significance.
    - Values below the lower limits can be caused by a number of conditions including non-thyroidal illness, acute and chronic
    stress and hypothyroidism.
    - Elevated level of T4 are seen in hyperthyroidism, pregnancy, euthyroid patients with increased serum TBG.
    - Decreased levels are noted in hypothyroidism, hypoproteinemia, euthyroid sick syndrome, decrease in TBG.
    - TSH control biosynthesis and release of thyroid hormones T3 & T4.
    - TSH levels are increased in primary hypothyroidism, insufficient thyroid hormone replacement therapy, Hashimotos
    thyroiditis, use of amphetamines, dopamine antagonists, iodine containing agents, lithium and iodine induced or deficiency
    goiter.
    - Decrease in TSH levels are seen in Toxic multinodular goiter, thyroid adenoma, Graves disease, thyroiditis, extrathyroidal
    thyroid hormone source, over replacement of thyroid hormone in treatment of hypothyroidism, secondary hypothyroidism,
    severe dehydration and first trimester of pregnancy.

    DR.SARA MOHAMMED
    CONSULTANT BIOCHEMIST

    Released Date 26/08/2019 12:05 Page 2 of 2


    *181962394*

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