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Yashvi M. Patel - Report

The document is a pathology lab report for a 21-year-old female named Yashvi M. Patel, detailing a hemoglobin test result of 14.5 g/dL, which falls within the normal range for females. The sample was collected on December 2, 202X, and reported the same day. The report includes interpretations for low and high hemoglobin levels, indicating potential health issues.

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Yashvi M. Patel - Report

The document is a pathology lab report for a 21-year-old female named Yashvi M. Patel, detailing a hemoglobin test result of 14.5 g/dL, which falls within the normal range for females. The sample was collected on December 2, 202X, and reported the same day. The report includes interpretations for low and high hemoglobin levels, indicating potential health issues.

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DRLOGY PATHOLOGY LAB 0123456789 | 0912345678

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Yashvi M. Patel Sample Collected At:


Age: 21 Years 125, Shiv complex, SG Road, Mumbai
Registered on: 02:31 PM 02 Dec, 2X
Sex : Female Sample Collected By: Mr Suresh Collected on: 03:11 PM 02 Dec, 2X
UHID:556 Ref. By: Dr. Hiren Shah Reported on: 04:35 PM 02 Dec, 2X

HEMOGLOBIN (HB)
Investigation Result Reference Value Unit

Primary Sample Type: Blood (2 ml) TAT: 1 hr (Normal : 1-2 hrs)


Hemoglobin (Hb) 14.5 13.5-17.5 g/dL
Photometry

Comment:

Gender Normal Range (g/dL)


Male 13.5-17.5

Female 12.0-15.5

Mrgtaten1Crt Pathologu Laboratoru


Hemoglobin Interpretation

Low Levels May indicate anemia or blood loss. Further testing may be necessary to determine the underlying cause.

Hioh Iovale May indicate conditions such as polycythemia vera, a bone marrow disorder that causes the production
of too many red blood cells.

Thanks for Reference ***End of Report***

Medical Lab Technician Dr. Payal Shah Dr. Vimal Shah


(DMLT, BMLT) (MD, Pathologist) (MD, Pathologist)

To Check Report Authenticity by Scanning QR Code on Top Generated on: 02 Dec, 202X 05:00 PM Page 1 of 1

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