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Uric Acid (Ua) Test Name Observed Values Units Biological Reference Intervals Uric Acid 10.5

Mr. D. Sudhakar, a 72-year-old male, had a uric acid level of 10.5 mg/dL in his serum sample, which is above the normal biological reference interval of 3.4-7.0 mg/dL. Elevations in uric acid can occur in conditions such as renal failure, gout, excessive cell destruction, and certain endocrine disorders. The patient's uric acid level was analyzed using the URICASE/PAP method and the results were reviewed by Dr. T. Pavani Kiranmai.

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Uric Acid (Ua) Test Name Observed Values Units Biological Reference Intervals Uric Acid 10.5

Mr. D. Sudhakar, a 72-year-old male, had a uric acid level of 10.5 mg/dL in his serum sample, which is above the normal biological reference interval of 3.4-7.0 mg/dL. Elevations in uric acid can occur in conditions such as renal failure, gout, excessive cell destruction, and certain endocrine disorders. The patient's uric acid level was analyzed using the URICASE/PAP method and the results were reviewed by Dr. T. Pavani Kiranmai.

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ULR No.

: MC314420100712713
Patient Name : Mr. D.SUDHAKAR UID : LDS20154473
Age/Gender : 72 Years / Male LCODE : LOC01
Ref.Dr. : DR.K.GOPINATH Registered On : 07-Nov-2020 09:45 AM
Req No. : DIL20479867 Collected On : 07-Nov-2020 09:54 AM
Sample Type : Serum Reported On : 07-Nov-2020 14:15 PM
Clinical Biochemistry
URIC ACID (UA)
Test Name Observed Values Units Biological Reference Intervals
* URIC ACID 10.5 mg/dL 3.4 - 7.0
Method:URICASE/PAP
Critical High : 13
Method : URICASE/PAP
Interpretation:
Elevations of uric acid occur in renal failure, pre-renal azotemia, gout, lead poisoning, excessive cell destruction (e.g., following
chemotherapy), hemolytic anemia, and congestive heart failure and after myocardial infarction. Uric acid is also increased in some
endocrine disorders, acidosis, toxemia of pregnancy, hereditary gout, and glycogen storage disease type.

DR.T.PAVANI KIRANMAI
MD.BIOCHEMISTRY
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