Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT
INVESTIGATION RESULT REF RANGE UNIT
RBC PARAMETERS
Haemoglobin 11.4 12 to 14.5 gm/dl
Total R.B.C. Count 4.20 4 to 6.2 X 10^6/µL
PCV/HCT 34.9 36 to 44 %
MCV 83.1 76 to 96 fl
MCH 27.1 26 to 32 pg
MCHC 32.7 31 to 35 g/dl
RDW 12.6 12 to 15 %
WBC PARAMETERS
Total W.B.C. Count 12,043 4000 to 11000 per cumm
Neutrophils 74.0 40 to 75 %
Lymphocytes 23.0 20 to 40 %
Monocytes 2.0 2 to 10 %
Eosinophils 1.0 0 to 6 %
Basophils 0.0 0 to 1 %
Band Forms 0.0 0 to 0 %
Absolute Neutrophils 8912 2000 to 7000 per cumm
Absolute Lymphocyte 2770 1000 to 3000 per cumm
Absolute Monocytes 241 200 to 1000 per cumm
Absolute Eosinophils 120 120 to 500 per cumm
Absolute Basophils 0 20 to 100 per cumm
PLATELET PARAMETERS
Platelet Count 314020 150000 to 450000 per cu.mm.
MPV 8.20 7 to 10 fl
PERIPHERAL SMEAR FINDINGS
Morphology of R.B.C.s :Normocytic Normochromic
Morphology of W.B.C.s :Leucocytosis.
Platelets on Smear :Adequate on smear
CBC Done On Fully Automated (NIHON KOHDEN CELLTAC ALPHA) Cell Counter.
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
C-REACTIVE PROTEIN
INVESTIGATION OBSERVED VALUE REF RANGE UNITS
CRP - QUANTITATIVE (serum) 55.87 0 to 6 mg/L
METHOD: IMMUNOTURBIDIMETRY
Sensitivity -- 6 microgram/ml.
CRP is more sensitive and reliable indicator of inflammatory processes than ESR. Elevated levels of CRP can Usually be
demonstrated in cases of acute mycordial infarctions, rheumatoid arthritis, bacterial and viral infections.
Increase in CRP values are non specific and and should not be interpreted without a complete history.
BIOCHEMISTRY TEST DONE ON AUTOMATED (MISPA VIVA) ANALYZER.
Result Rechecked and Confirmed
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
BIOCHEMISTRY REPORT
TEST DESCRIPTION RESULT REF RANGE UNIT
S.ALT (S.G.P.T.) 19.3 5 to 49 U/L
Note : BIOCHEMISTRY TEST DONE ON AUTOMATED (MISPA VIVA) ANALYZER.
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
EXAMINATION OF BLOOD
TEST DESCRIPTION RESULT REFERENCE RANGE UNIT
S. Creatinine 0.73 0.7 to 1.4 mg/dl
Method : Method : Jaffe - Kinetic
Note : BIOCHEMISTRY TEST DONE ON AUTOMATED (MISPA VIVA) ANALYZER.
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
SERUM ELECTROLYTES
INVESTIGATION RESULT REF RANGE UNIT
S. Sodium 139.6 135 to 150 mEq /L
S. Potassium 4.0 3.5 to 5.5 mEq /L
S. Chloride 107.4 96 to 108 mEq /L
Note : BIOCHEMISTRY TEST DONE ON AUTOMATED (MISPA VIVA) ANALYZER.
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
PERIPHERAL SMEAR FOR MALARIAL PARASITE
INVESTIGATION RESULT
Malarial Parasite : Malarial Parasites not seen as thick and thin smear observed
Microscopic examination of thick & thin smears.
Negative Smear for malaria Does not rule out the chances of malaria.
Thick and thin blood smears
The number of malaria parasites present in the blood at a given time fluctuates. Therefore, if no parasites are seen on the initial set
of smears and the health practitioner still suspects malaria, then additional blood samples will be obtained to be tested. The samples
may be collected at 8 to 12 hour intervals over 2 to 3 days to increase the probability of detecting the parasites. It is advantageous if
the sample collection coincides with the appearance of signs and symptoms as this is the time that the parasites will most likely be
detected in the blood.
Thick smears are a more sensitive test for malaria infection. A greater volume of blood is examined under the microscope and the
parasites are therefore more likely to be seen. Thin smears have fewer blood cells present and allow identification of the type of
Plasmodium species causing the infection. The number of infected red blood cells can also be calculated to determine the degree to
which a person is infected (parasite load). This information is essential for proper treatment.
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
DENGUE NS1 ANTIGEN TEST
DENGUE ANTIGEN:
Dengue NS1 Antigen : NEGATIVE
Method : Qualitative determination by Rapid immunochromatograpy assay
Note:
INTERPRETATION OF RESULT: -
1. Dengue NS1 antigen is a highly conserved glycoprotein that is present at high concentration in the sera of dengue infected patients
during early clinical phase of the disease.
2. NS1 antigen is found from the first day and upto 9 days after the onset of illness in cases of primary or secondary dengue infected
patients.
3. Positive test indicates exposure to and infection with Dengue virus.
4. Negative result can occur if the quantity of NS1 antigen present in the specimen is below the detection limits of the assay.
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
BIOCHEMISTRY REPORT
INVESTIGATION RESULT REF RANGE UNIT
Fasting Plasma Glucose 74.48 70 to 110 mg/dl
Fasting Urine Glucose Absent
Fasting Urine Ketone Absent
Method : Glucose Oxidase Peroxidase (GOD/POD)
AS PER AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION 2015 UPDATE-
FASTING GLUCOSE LEVEL-
- Normal glucose tolerance : 70-110 mg/dl
- Impaired Fasting glucose (IFG) : 110-125 mg/dl
- Diabetes mellitus : >=126 mg/dl
POSTPRANDIAL/POST GLUCOSE (75 grams)
- Normal glucose tolerance : 70-139 mg/dl
- Impaired glucose tolerance : 140-199 mg/dl
- Diabetes mellitus : >=200 mg/dl
CRITERIA FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES MELLITUS
- Fasting plasma glucose >=126 mg/dl
- Classical symptoms +Random plasma glucose >=200 mg/dl
- Plasma glucose >=200 mg/dl (2 hrs after 75 grams of glucose)
- Glycosylated haemoglobin > 6.5%
***Any positive criteria should be tested on subsequent day with same or other criteria.
BIOCHEMISTRY TEST DONE ON AUTOMATED BIOCHEMISTRY ANALYZER.
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : SNEHAL S.DESH
05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
URINE ANALYSIS
INVESTIGATION OBSERVED VALUE Normal Values
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION :
Quantity 15 ml
Colour Yellow Pale Yellow
Appearance Turbid
Reaction (pH) pH - 6.0 Alkaline
Specific Gravity 1.020
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION :
Proteins Absent Absent
Glucose Absent Absent
Ketones Absent Absent
Bile Salt Absent Absent
Bile Pigment Absent Absent
Occult Blood Absent Negative
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION :
Pus Cells 6 - 8 / HPF 1 - 2 / Hpf
Red Blood Cells Absent Absent
Epithelial Cells 1 - 2 / HPF 1 - 2 / Hpf
Amorphous Material Absent Absent
Mucus Strands Absent Absent
Candida Absent Absent
Bacteria Absent Absent
Yeast Cells Absent Absent
Casts Absent Absent
Crystals Absent Absent
Others Absent Absent
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
Lab ID : 1416
SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Ma
Patient Name : Mrs. SNEHAL S.DESHMUKH Reg. Date : 05/11/24
Ref By : Dr. HETAL Report Date : 05/11/24
Cons. Dr. : ---------- Age/Sex : 55 Year/Female
Location : Main Lab HOME VISIT
LIPID PROFILE
TEST DESCRIPTION RESULT REFERENCE RANGE Units
Serum. CHOLESTEROL 151.9 Desirable: < 200 mg /dl
Borderline-High : 200 - 239
High : >/= 240
Serum. TRIGLYCERIDE 78.2 Normal: < 160 mg /dl
Borderline-High : 160 - 199
High : 200 - 499
Very High : >/=500
S.HDL CHOLESTEROL 46.5 Desirable: > 80 mg /dl
Borderline : 80 - 90
Low : < 35
LDL CHOLESTEROL 89.8 Optimal: < 100 mg /dl
Near Optimal : 100 - 129
BorderlineHigh : 130 - 159
High : 160-189
Very High :>/=190
NON HDL CHOLESTEROL 105.4 Desriable: below 130 mg /dl
Borderline high: 130 - 159
High: 160 - 189
Very high: above 190
VLDL CHOLESTEROL 15.6 0 to 40 mg /d
CHOL/HDL CHOL(Ratio) 3.3 2 to 5
LDL CHOL/HDL RATIO 1.9 0 to 3.5
NOTE: Above reference ranges are as per ADULT TREATMENT PANEL III RECOMMENDATION by NCEP (May 2015).
BIOCHEMISTRY TEST DONE ON AUTOMATED (MISPA VIVA) ANALYZER.
HIGH HDL CHOLESTROL & LOW LDL CHOLESTROL VALUES ARE GOOD FOR HEART
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Checked By Dr. Smita Patel
M.D.Path (Reg No: 46686.)
