205257_26437Lab_report
205257_26437Lab_report
Biochemistry
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
Blood - Urea
Blood Urea 17.0 mg/dl 16.6 - 48.5
Method - Urease - GLDH, Sample - Serum
"Interpretation:
Determination of blood urea nitrogen is the most widely used screening test for renal function. When used in conjunction with serum
creatinine determinations it can aid in the differential diagnosis of the three types of azotemia: prerenal, renal and postrenal. Elevations in
blood urea nitrogen concentration are seen in inadequate renal perfusion, shock, diminished blood volume (prerenal causes), chronic
nephritis, nephrosclerosis, tubular necrosis, glomerular nephritis (renal causes) and urinary tract obstruction (postrenal causes). Transient
elevations may also be seen during periods of high protein intake.
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Haematology
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
RDW CV 15.4 %
Method - Electrical Impedence, Sample - EDTA Blood
PCV 38.4 % 36 - 46
Method - Calculated, Sample - EDTA Blood
MCH 28.9 pg 27 - 32
Method - Calculated, Sample - EDTA Blood
Differential Count
Neutrophils 64.2 % 40 - 80
Method - Flow cytometry principle, Sample - EDTA Blood
Lymphocytes 30.0 % 25 - 45
Method - Flow cytometry principle, Sample - EDTA Blood
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Monocytes 3.9 % 2 - 10
Method - Flow cytometry principle, Sample - EDTA Blood
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Biochemistry
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Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
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MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Biochemistry
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
Lipid Profile
Total Cholesterol 135.9 mg/dl Desirable
cholesterol level :
< 200
Borderline high
cholesterol:200-24
0
High cholesterol : =
240
Method - Enzymatic Colorimetric Test CHOD - PAP, Sample -
Serum
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Biochemistry
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768B Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 13:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
"Interpretation:
Glucose Postprandial test also known as Post Prandial Blood Sugar (PPBS), measures the level of glucose in the blood 2 hrs after a meal.
Glucose Postprandial test is used to screen for prediabetes, diabetes, or gestational diabetes and monitor the efficacy of medications or
lifestyle changes for diabetic people."
NOTE-IF PPBS IS LOWER THAN FBS, IT IS DUE TO DECREASED LEVELS OF INSULIN IN THE NIGHT AND ELEVATED LEVELS IN THE MORNING
POST PRANDIALLY. Refrence :-www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Biochemistry
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
Serum Calcium
Calcium Serum 8.0 ▼ (L) mg/dl 8.6 - 10
Method - Photometric assay using BAPTA, Sample - Serum
"Interpretation:
Milder degrees of insufficiency is believed to cause reduced efficiency in the utilization of dietary calcium. Vitamin D deficiency causes muscle
weakness; in the elderly, the risk of falling has been attributed to the effect of vitamin D on muscle function. Vitamin D deficiency is a
common cause of secondary hyperparathyroidism. Elevations of parathyroid hormone levels, especially in elderly vitamin D deficient adults
can result in osteomalacia, increased bone turnover, reduced bone mass, and risk of bone fractures. Low 25-hydroxyvitamin D
concentrations are also associated with lower bone mineral density. In conjunction with other clinical data, the results may be used as an aid
in the assessment of bone metabolism Insufficiency has been linked to diabetes, different forms of cancer, cardiovascular disease,
autoimmune diseases, and innate immunity.
Serum calcium levels and hence the body content are controlled by parathyroid hormone (PTH), calcitonin, and vitamin D. An imbalance in
any of these modulators leads to alterations of the body and serum calcium levels. Increases in serum PTH or vitamin D are usually
associated with hypercalcemia. Increased serum calcium levels may also be observed in multiple myeloma and other neoplastic diseases.
Hypocalcemia may be observed e.g. in hypoparathyroidism, nephrosis, and pancreatitis."
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Biochemistry
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
Serum Creatinine
Serum Creatinine 0.52 mg/dl 0.5 - 0.9
Method - Kinetic (Jaffe Method), Sample - Serum
"Interpretation:
Creatinine is measured to primarily assess kidney function over urea. Since its rate of production is constant, the elevation of plasma
creatinine is indicative of under–excretion, suggesting kidney impairment. A decreased level of creatinine has no clinical significance."
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Biochemistry
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
"Interpretation:
Uric acid is an end product of purine metabolism. An increased serum level of uric acid (hyperuricemia) is found in gout (leading to the
formation of sodium urate crystals around joints). Other causes of hyperuricemia are renal diseases, starvation, drug abuse, increased
alcohol intake, and certain drugs. Hypourecemia is seldom observed and associated with rare hereditary metabolic disorders."
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Immunoassays- Hormones
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:32
T3
T3 2.34 nmol/L 1.300 - 3.100
Method - ECLIA-electrochemiluminescence immunoassay,
Sample - Serum
"Interpretation:
Thyrotoxicosis may be caused by abnormally high concentrations of T3 rather than T4 has reinforced the importance of T3 measurements.
In addition, T3 determination is an important tool for monitoring hypothyroid patients receiving sodium liothyronine therapy. Numerous
conditions unrelated to thyroid disease may cause abnormal T3 values."
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Immunoassays- Hormones
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:32
T4
T4 102.00 nmol/L 66 - 181
Method - ECLIA-electrochemiluminescence immunoassay,
Sample - Serum
"Interpretation:
The thyroid hormone maintains the basal metabolic rate and thus regulates the metabolism of endogenous and exogenous substances.
Hypothyroidism impairs the excretion of many drugs, with hyperthyroidism accelerating their clearance. T3 is the active form of the hormone
while T4 acts as the peripheral reserve for T3. T3 exists in free and bound form in the plasma. The determination of T4 can be utilized for
the following indications: the detection of hyperthyroidism, the detection of primary and secondary hypothyroidism, and the monitoring of
TSH-suppression therapy."
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Immunoassays- Hormones
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:15 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:32
The determination of TSH serves as the initial test in thyroid diagnostics. Even very slight changes in the concentrations of the free thyroid
hormones bring about much greater opposite changes in the TSH level. Accordingly, TSH is a very sensitive and specific parameter for
assessing thyroid function and is particularly suitable for early detection or exclusion of hyperthyroidism (decreased TSH values) and
hypothyroidism (increased TSH values). "
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Clinical Pathology
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768 Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 12:17 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
Volume 30ML ML
Sample - Urine
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Microscopy -
Sample - Urine
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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Biochemistry
Test Name Result Unit Ref. Range
Sample No : 08H0022768A Collection Date : 14/05/25 09:07 Ack Date : 14/05/2025 11:16 Report Date : 14/05/25 15:31
"Interpretation:
Fasting Blood Glucose test measures the level of glucose in the blood after an 8 to 12 hour overnight fast. This test is used to screen for
prediabetes, diabetes, or gestational diabetes and monitor the efficacy of medications or lifestyle changes for diabetic people."
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Dr.Anamika Pal
MBBS, DCP (Pathology),KMC N0
72781
Consultant Pathologist
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