DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
MC-2710
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : PLASMA Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status: FINAL
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Result Biological Ref Interval Units
RANDOM PLASMA GLUCOSE
RANDOM PLASMA 109.00 mg/dL
GLUCOSE
70 - 150
> 200 - Suggestive of
Diabetes mellitus
(GOD-POD)
[Link] ,M.D
CONSULTANT BIOCHEMIST
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
MC-2710
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : SERUM Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status: FINAL
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Result Biological Ref Interval Units
BLOOD UREA WITH BUN
BLOOD UREA 14.00 15 - 36 mg/dL
(Urease)
Comments : Elevated levels of urea are found in renal disorders, increase in also seen in external conditions such as cardiac
failure, burns etc. Increase in also found in post renal conditions such as prostate enlargement etc. Decreased
levels are found in pregnancy.
BLOOD UREA NITROGEN 6.54 7 - 17 mg/dL
(Calculated)
SERUM ELECTROLYTES
SODIUM 142.00 137 - 145 mmol/L
(I S E)
POTASSIUM 4.30 3.5 - 5.1 mmol/L
(I S E)
CHLORIDES 104.00 98 - 107 mmol/L
(I S E)
Comments : Hemolysis or red blood cells will cause an erroneous increase in potassium values. In addition samples that are
not promptly processed may have increased potassium concentrations because of potassium leakage from RBC
when whole blood is stored. Administration of intravenous insulin is associated with a spurious decrease in
potassium levels as insulin shifts potassium intracellularly. Samples taken from IV lines directly can lead to
erroneous values of electrolytes.
CREATININE 0.60 0.52 - 1.04 mg/dL
(Enzymatic)
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[Link] ,M.D
CONSULTANT BIOCHEMIST
Typed By : ANK
H. No 16-10-29/3/1 & 16-10-159/1/2/A, Old Malakpet, Nalgonda "X" Roads, Hyderabad-500036, Telangana.
Kindly co- relate results with clinical findings. MALAKPET
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : EDTA Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status : FINAL
HAEMATOLOGY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Results Biological Ref Interval Units
HAEMOGRAM
HAEMOGLOBIN 11.30 12 - 15 gms%
(SLS Haemoglobin method)
TOTAL RBC COUNT 4.30 3.8 - 4.8 million/cu mm
(Hydrodynamically focussed DC detection)
Packed Cell Volume (P C V) 33.40 36 - 46 %
(RBC pulse height detection method)
Mean Corpuscular Volume (M C V) 77.70 83 - 101 fL
(Calculated from PCV and RBC)
Mean Corpuscular HGB (M C H) 26.30 27 - 32 pg
(Calculated from Hb and RBC)
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration (M 33.8 31.5 - 34.5 gms %
C H C)
(Calculated from Hb and PCV)
Red Cell Distribution Width - CV 13.20 11.6 - 14 %
(Calculated from RBC Histogram)
PLATELET COUNT 3.35 1.5 - 4.1 lakhs/cu mm
(Hydrodynamically focused(DC)/ Impedance/Microscopy)
TOTAL WBC COUNT 13,410.00 4000 - 10000 cells/cu mm
(Fluorescence Flow cytometry)
DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
NEUTROPHILS 76.70 40 - 80 %
LYMPHOCYTES 15.00 22 - 40 %
EOSINOPHILS 2.00 1 - 6 %
[Link] .V ,MD
Consultant Pathologist
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : EDTA Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status : FINAL
HAEMATOLOGY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Results Biological Ref Interval Units
MONOCYTES 6.00 2 - 10 %
BASOPHILS 0.30 0 - 1 %
(Fluorescence Flow cytometry & Microscopy of leishman stained smear)
PERIPHERAL SMEAR
RBC MORPHOLOGY Normocytic Normochromic
W B C MORPHOLOGY Leucocytosis.
PLATELETS ON SMEAR Adequate.
(Microscopy of leishman stained smear)
Note : For requirement of scatter grams a requistion may be sent at no extra cost.
ABSOLUTE COUNTS
NEUTROPHILS 10280 2000 - 7000 cells/cu mm
LYMPHOCYTES 2010 1000 - 3000 cells/cu mm
EOSINOPHILS 270 20 - 500 cells/cu mm
MONOCYTES 810 200 - 1000 cells/cu mm
BASOPHILS 40 20 - 100 cells/cu mm
(Fluorescence Flow cytometry/ calculated)
Method : (Photomechanical clot detection)
[Link] .V ,MD
Consultant Pathologist
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : CITRATED BLOOD Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status : FINAL
HAEMATOLOGY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Results Biological Ref Interval Units
ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE
FIRST HOUR 59.00 0 - 12 mm in 1h
Method: Westergren
PT WITH INR
Prothrombin Time test (PT) 14.9 12.68 - 14.63 sec
Mean Normal Prothrombin Time (MNPT) 13.60 sec
International Normalised Ratio (INR) 1.10 Normal : <1.3
Therapeutic range : 2.0-3.5
(Photomechanical clot detection)
Note : NOTE: 1. INR is the parameter of choice in monitoring adequacy of oral
anticoagulant therapy.
Appropriate therapeutic range varies with the disease and treatment intensity.
[Link] INR suggests potential bleeding disorder / bleeding complications.
3. Results should be clinically correlated.
4. Test conducted on citrated plasma.
Recommended therapeutic range for Oral Anticoagulant therapy.
INR 2.0 - 3.0: Deep Vein Thrombosis,Pulmonary Embolism, Hypercoaguable
States, Atrial.
Fibrillation. Dilated Cardiomyopathy, Rhemumatic Mitral Valve Disease.
INR 2.5 - 3.5 : Prosthetic heart valves.
APTT
Activated Partial thromboplastin time Test (APTT) 29.2 26.79 - 32.09 sec
Mean Normal Activated Partial Thromboplastin 29.40 sec
Time
(Photomechanical clot detection)
[Link] .V ,MD
Consultant Pathologist
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : CITRATED PLASMA Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status : FINAL
HAEMATOLOGY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Results Biological Ref Interval Units
Method : (Photomechanical clot detection)
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[Link] .V ,MD
Consultant Pathologist
Typed By : SWEPATML01
H. No 16-10-29/3/1 & 16-10-159/1/2/A, Old Malakpet, Nalgonda "X" Roads, Hyderabad-500036, Telangana.
Kindly co- relate results with clinical findings. MALAKPET
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link] PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link] PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link] PM
Specimen Type : EDTA BLOOD Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link] PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - Location : OPD
GYNAECOLOGY Report Status : FINAL
HAEMATOLOGY GROUPING
TEST RESULTS
BLOOD GROUPING & RH TYPING
BLOOD GROUPING : 'A'
RH - TYPING : POSITIVE
Method:Tube Agglutination (Forward and Reverse Grouping)
Comments : In case of forward and reverse grouping discrepancy, clinical correlation and
repeat sample analysis is recommended.
For Infants below 6 months only forward grouping is performed.
A sub grouping is recommended after age of 6 months.
In case of detection of Bombay phenotype blood group, repeat evaluation is
recommended for confirmation. However proper cross matching is
recommended before transfusion.
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[Link] .V ,MD
Consultant Pathologist
Typed By : SWEPATML01
H. No 16-10-29/3/1 & 16-10-159/1/2/A, Old Malakpet, Nalgonda "X" Roads, Hyderabad-500036, Telangana.
Kindly co- relate results with clinical findings. MALAKPET
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YEARS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : SERUM Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - Location : OPD
GYNAECOLOGY Report Status : FINAL
DEPARTMENT OF IMMUNO-SEROLOGY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Result Reference Ranges Units
HEPATITIS C VIRUS ANTIBODY NON-REACTIVE < 1.0: Non Reactive S/CO
> OR =1.0 : Reactive
Test Value 0.08
(Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay)
Comments: 1. The test results pertain to the sample received in the laboratory.
2. This is a qualitative screening assay, it should not be used as a sole criterion for diagnosis of HCV infection and
results to be interpreted in conjunction with clinical history.
3. A Negative test result does not exclude the possibilityof exposure to or infection with Hepatitis C
4. All reactive results to be confirmed by other supplementary method like PCR. Advised follow up testing with hepatitis
C serological markers / HCV PCR or repeat the screening test after 3-4 weeks.
5. A Negative test results in individual with prior exposure to hepatitis B may be due to antigen levels below the
detection limit of this assay or lack of antigen reactivity to the antibodies used in this assay.
6. Limitation : Specimen from patients who have heterophilic antibodies or humen anti mouse antibodies (HAMA) can
react with reagent immunoglobulins interfering with immunoassays.
[Link] SHARMA MD.
Consultant Microbiologist
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YEARS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : Serum Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - Location : OPD
GYNAECOLOGY Report Status : FINAL
DEPARTMENT OF IMMUNO-SEROLOGY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Result Reference Ranges Units
HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN NON-REACTIVE <1.00 : NON-REACTIVE S/CO
(AUSTRALIAN AG) >OR=1.00 : REACTIVE
Test Value 0.23
(Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay)
Comments: 1. The test results pertain to the sample received in the laboratory.
2. This is a qualitative screening assay, is should not be used as a sole criterion for diagnosis of Hepatitis B infection
and results to be interpreted in conjunction with clinical history.
3. A negative test result does not exclude the possibility of exposure to or infection with Hepatitis B
4. All reactive results to be confirmed by other supplementary methods like [Link] follow up testing with
hepatitis B serological markers/ HBV PCR or repeat the screening test after 3-4 weeks.
5. A negative test results in individual with prior exposure to hepatitis B may be due to antigen levels below the
detection limit of this assay or lack of antigen reactivity to the antibodies used in this assay.
6. Limitation : Specimen from patients who have heterophilic antibodies or human anti mouse antibodies (HAMA) can
react with reagent immunoglobuins interfering with immunoassays.
[Link] SHARMA MD.
Consultant Microbiologist
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YEARS Gender: FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : SERUM Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - Location : OPD
GYNAECOLOGY Report Status : FINAL
DEPARTMENT OF IMMUNO-SEROLOGY
MAJOR SURGICAL PROFILE
Test Result Reference Ranges Units
SCREENING TEST FOR HIV 1 & 2 Ab & Ag (P
NON-REACTIVE Non-Reactive: < 1.0 S/CO
24) Reactive: > or = 1.0
Test Value 0.140
(Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay)
Comments: 1. The test results pertain to the sample received in the laboratoy.
2. This is a qualitative screening assay, it should not be used as a sole criterion for diagnosis of HIV infection and
results to be interpreted in conjunction with clinical history.
3. A Negative test result does nto exclude the possibility of exposure to or infection with HIV.
4. All reactive results to be confirmed by other supplementary methods like PCR.
5. Limitation :Specimens from patients who have heterophilic antibodies or human anti mouse antibodies (HAMA) can
react with reagent immunoglobulins interfering with immunoassays.
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[Link] SHARMA MD.
Consultant Microbiologist
Typed By : SHWPATML01
H. No 16-10-29/3/1 & 16-10-159/1/2/A, Old Malakpet, Nalgonda "X" Roads, Hyderabad-500036, Telangana.
Kindly co- relate results with clinical findings. MALAKPET
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
MC-2710
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender:FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : URINE Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status: FINAL
CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
Test Results Reference Range
COMPLETE URINE EXAMINATION
(CUE)
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
COLOUR PALE YELLOW PALE YELLOW
(Colorimetry)
APPEARANCE SLIGHTLY HAZY CLEAR
(Colorimetry)
PH 5.5 (ACIDIC) 4.6 - 8.0
(Reflectance photometry)
SPECIFIC GRAVITY 1.013 1.000 - 1.030
(Transmission Photometry)
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION
PROTEIN 2+ NIL
(Reflectance Photometry-Protein error principle/Manual)
GLUCOSE NIL NIL
(Reflectance Photometry-Glucose oxidase-Peroxidase/Manual)
KETONE NIL NIL
(Reflectance Photometry-Sodium nitroprusside method/Manual)
UROBILINOGEN NIL NIL
(Reflectance Photometry-Coupling with diazonium salt/Manual)
BILIRUBIN NIL NIL
(Reflectance Photometry-Azo coupling method/Manual)
BLOOD NIL NIL
(Reflectance Photometry-Peroxidex like reaction of Hb/Manual)
[Link].B MOMIN, DCP
Consultant Pathologist
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DEPARTMENT OF LABORATORY MEDICINE
MC-2710
Patient Name : [Link] A Age : 28 YRS Gender:FEMALE
YH NO. : 215950530 Billed on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link]. : 12297679 Collected on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
IP No. : N/A Received on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
Specimen Type : URINE Reported on : 09/09/2024 [Link]PM
[Link] : [Link] DASARI - GYNAECOLOGY Location : OPD
Report Status: FINAL
CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
Test Results Reference Range
NITRITE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
(Griess / Reflectance Photometry)
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
PUS CELLS OCCASIONAL 0 - 5 /HPF
RBC 1-2/HPF 0 - 2/ HPF
EPITHELIAL CELLS 1-2/HPF 0 - 5 /HPF
CRYSTALS NIL NIL
CASTS NIL NIL
(Fluroscence flowcytometry /Microscopy)
Comments : BILIRUBIN : False low or negative results may be simulated by large amounts of Vitamin C or nitrite.
PROTEIN: False positive results are possible in high alkaline urine samples (pH>9) and in the presence of high
specific gravity.
BLOOD: False positive results can be produced by a residue of peroxide containing cleansing agents.
KETONES: Phthalein compounds may mask the coloration of ketones.
GLUCOSE: High concenterations of ascorbic acid in urine levels lead to lower / false negative result.
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Parameter normal Assessment
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PRO - ± 1+ 2+ 3+ 4+
15 30 100 300 1000 mg/dL
(0.15) (0.3) (1.0) (3.0) (10) (g/L)
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GLU - ± 1+ 2+ 3+ 4+
50 100 250 500 2000 mg/dL
(2.8) (5.6) (14) (28) (111) (mmol/L)
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[Link].B MOMIN, DCP
Consultant Pathologist
Typed By : MJM
H. No 16-10-29/3/1 & 16-10-159/1/2/A, Old Malakpet, Nalgonda "X" Roads, Hyderabad-500036, Telangana.
Kindly co- relate results with clinical findings. MALAKPET
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