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    Patient Name : MRS.

    GAYATRI GAWALI Age /Sex : 40 Years / FEMALE


    Referred by Dr. : SEVEN PALMS HOSPITAL Rpt Date/Time : 09-10-2024 00:50:48
    Patient ID. : 178 Date : 08-10-2024

    BIOCHEMISTRY
    SERUM ELECTROLYTES
    TEST OBSERVED VALUE REFERENCE RANGE
    Sodium : 139.1 136 - 142 mEq/L
    Potassium : L 3.25 3.8 - 5.0 mEq/L
    Chloride : 102.6 95 - 103 mEq/L
    Method : Ion Selective Electrode analysis

    Method : Test is done on Fully Automated Prolyte Electrolyte Analyser.

    Creatinine : 0.87 0.5 - 1.4 mg/dl

    PROTHROMBIN TIME ESTIMATION


    TEST OBSERVED VALUE REFERENCE RANGE
    Patients Time : H 17 14 -- 16 Sec
    in Seconds The 95 percentile limits are from 9.1 - 14.3 secs.
    Control Time (MNPT) : 14
    in Seconds
    Prothrombin Index : 82.35
    Prothrombin Ratio : 1.21
    ISI : 0.93
    Value of the thromboplastin used
    INR : 1.19
    (International Normalised Ratio)

    Human thromboplastin of ISI value close to 1 used for testing.


    Test run along with Low and High controls.
    Control time calculated by using Geometric mean of 20 healthy adults and is reagent lot specific.
    Interpretation : Left to referring physician.

    Thanks For Reference *** END OF REPORT ***

    DR.DIVYANSHU A. SINGH M.D.(PATH) Lab Technician


    Reg.No.2021/02/0808
    Patient Name : MRS. GAYATRI GAWALI Age /Sex : 40 Years / FEMALE
    Referred by Dr. : SEVEN PALMS HOSPITAL Rpt Date/Time : 09-10-2024 00:50:48
    Patient ID. : 178 Date : 08-10-2024

    BIOCHEMISTRY
    TEST OBSERVED VALUE REFERENCE RANGE
    Aspartate aminotransferase | SGOT : 31.52 0 - 45 I.U./lit

    Alanine transaminase | SGPT : 43.61 0 - 45 I.U./lit

    Bilirubin Total : 0.61 0 - 1.2 mg/dl

    Bilirubin Direct : 0.29 0 - 0.6 mg/dl

    Bilirubin Indirect : 0.32 0 - 0.6 mg/dl

    C- REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP)


    TEST OBSERVED VALUE
    C-Reactive Protein : H 36.12 Upto 6.0 mg/L

    INTERPRETATION :

    CRP is a marker for inflamation. High levels are seen in any type of infection. In patients without any clinical signs of
    infection, CRP can be used as a marker for atherosclerosis.

    CRP as a marker for atherosclerosis :


    Upto 1 mg/L : Low risk for atherosclerosis
    1.0 - 3.0 mg/L : Average risk of atherosclerosis.
    3.0 - 10.0 mg/L : High risk of atherosclerosis
    More than 10 mg/L : Very high risk of atherosclerosis.

    CRP as a marker for infection in children :


    Reference interval : Upto 5 mg/L

    Progressive decrease in CRP can be used as a monitor responce to therapy.

    Method : Latex Immunoassay on Abbott Architect.

    CRP is elevated in inflamatory diseases including bacterial infections (pneumococcal) and tuberculosis .

    Thanks For Reference *** END OF REPORT ***

    DR.DIVYANSHU A. SINGH M.D.(PATH) Lab Technician


    Reg.No.2021/02/0808
    Patient Name : MRS. GAYATRI GAWALI Age /Sex : 40 Years / FEMALE
    Referred by Dr. : SEVEN PALMS HOSPITAL Rpt Date/Time : 09-10-2024 00:50:48
    Patient ID. : 178 Date : 08-10-2024

    COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (HAEMOGRAM)


    TEST OBSERVED VALUE REFERENCE RANGE
    Haemoglobin(Hgb) : 13.3 12.5 - 16.0 gm/dL

    Erythrocyte Count (RBC) : 4.58 4.2 - 5.4 mill/cu.mm

    Hematocrit (HCT) : 37.9 37 - 47 %


    Red Blood Cell indices
    Mean Corpuscular Volume | MCV : 82.75 78 - 100 fL
    Mean Corpuscular Hb | MCH : 29.04 27 - 31 pg
    Mean Corp. Hb Concentration | MCHC : 35.09 32.0 - 36.0 %
    RDW-CV : 12.5 11.5 - 14.0 %
    RDW-SD : L 36.6 37 - 54 fl
    White Blood Cells_
    Leucocyte Count | WBC : H 14900 4000 - 11000 /cmm

    Differential Counts %_
    Neutrophils : 51 40 - 75 %
    Lymphocytes : H 43 20 - 40 %
    Eosinophils : 02 1-6%
    Monocytes : 04 2 - 10 %
    Basophils : 00 0-1%
    Platelet (thrombocyte) Count : 235000 150000 - 450000 /cmm
    Platelet distribution width | PDW : 16.4 12 - 25 fL
    Mean platelet volume | MPV : 11.2 05 - 15 fL
    Microscopy Findings_
    RBC Morphology : Normocytic Normochromic
    WBC Morphology : Leucocytosis, Lymphocytosis

    Platelet On Smear : Adequate on smear

    CBC Done on Fully Automated Cell Counter ERBA H360.

    Thanks For Reference *** END OF REPORT ***

    DR.DIVYANSHU A. SINGH M.D.(PATH) Lab Technician


    Reg.No.2021/02/0808

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