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    Complete Blood Count (CBC) : Biological Reference Interval Result Parameter Unit

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    1) The test report provides the results of various blood tests for a 28-year-old male patient named Sachinkumar. 2) The tests show the patient has a low hemoglobin level, low red blood cell count, and elevated white blood cell count. 3) The patient's random blood glucose level was 111 mg/dL, which is within the normal range. 4) Additional test results, such as normal levels for C-Reactive Protein, LDH, ALT, creatinine, and ferritin are also included.

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    1) The test report provides the results of various blood tests for a 28-year-old male patient named Sachinkumar. 2) The tests show the patient has a low hemoglobin level, low red blood cell count, and elevated white blood cell count. 3) The patient's random blood glucose level was 111 mg/dL, which is within the normal range. 4) Additional test results, such as normal levels for C-Reactive Protein, LDH, ALT, creatinine, and ferritin are also included.

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    1) The test report provides the results of various blood tests for a 28-year-old male patient named Sachinkumar. 2) The tests show the patient has a low hemoglobin level, low red blood cell count, and elevated white blood cell count. 3) The patient's random blood glucose level was 111 mg/dL, which is within the normal range. 4) Additional test results, such as normal levels for C-Reactive Protein, LDH, ALT, creatinine, and ferritin are also included.

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    Complete Blood Count (CBC) : Biological Reference Interval Result Parameter Unit

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    1) The test report provides the results of various blood tests for a 28-year-old male patient named Sachinkumar. 2) The tests show the patient has a low hemoglobin level, low red blood cell count, and elevated white blood cell count. 3) The patient's random blood glucose level was 111 mg/dL, which is within the normal range. 4) Additional test results, such as normal levels for C-Reactive Protein, LDH, ALT, creatinine, and ferritin are also included.

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    TEST REPORT

    Reg. No : 2104102093 Reg. Date : 18-Apr-2021


    Name : SACHINKUMAR Collected On : 18-Apr-2021 13:31
    Age\Sex : 28 Years \ Male Report Date : 18-Apr-2021 17:32
    Ref. By : DR STAVAN PANDIT, ONGC
    Client : ONGC MEHSANA
    Parameter Result Unit Biological Reference Interval

    COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC)


    SPECIMEN: EDTA BLOOD
    HEMOGLOBIN 13.7 g% 13.5 - 18.0
    RBCs COUNT 5.02 million/cmm 4.6 - 6.2
    WBCs COUNT - TOTAL 4530 /cmm 4000 - 11000
    DIFFERENTIAL COUNT : WBC
    POLYMORPHS L 58 % 60 - 70
    LYMPHOCYTES H 37 % 20 - 30
    EOSINOPHILS 01 % 1-6
    MONOCYTES 04 % 2-6
    BASOPHILS 00 % 0-1
    BLOOD INDICES
    P.C.V L 39.4 % 42 - 50
    M.C.V L 78.5 fL 82 - 92
    M.C.H 27.3 Pg 27 - 31
    M.C.H.C 34.8 % 32 - 36
    RDW (Calculated) 12.9 % 11 - 14
    PLATELET COUNT 207000 /cmm 150000 - 450000
    ------------ End Of Report ------------

    Note: (LL= Very low, L-Low, H-High, HH-Very High) Since age of patient was not provided all biological reference interval are pertaining of adult.
    This is an electronically authenticated report.

    Approved On : 18-Apr-2021

    Approved by: Dr. Pragnesh K. Limbachiya


    MD(Path.)
    TEST REPORT

    Reg. No : 2104102093 Reg. Date : 18-Apr-2021


    Name : SACHINKUMAR Collected On : 18-Apr-2021 13:31
    Age\Sex : 28 Years \ Male Report Date : 18-Apr-2021 17:32
    Ref. By : DR STAVAN PANDIT, ONGC
    Client : ONGC MEHSANA
    Parameter Result Unit Biological Reference Interval

    RANDOM PLASMA GLUCOSE


    SPECIMEN: FLOURIDE PLASMA
    Random Blood Glucose 111 mg/dL 70 - 140
    GOD/POD, Colorimetric

    Criteria for the diagnosis of diabetes1. HbA1c >/= 6.5 *


    Or
    2. Fasting plasma glucose >126 gm/dL. Fasting is defined as no caloric intake at least for 8 hrs.
    Or
    3. Two hour plasma glucose >/= 200mg/dL during an oral glucose tolerence test by using a glucose load containing equivalent of 75 gm anhydrous
    glucose dissolved in water.
    Or
    4. In a patient with classic symptoms of hyperglycemia or hyperglycemic crisis, a random plasma glucose >/= 200 mg/dL.
    *In the absence of unequivocal hyperglycemia, criteria 1-3 should be confirmed by repeat testing.
    American diabetes association. Standards of medical care in diabetes 2011. Diabetes care 2011;34;S11.
    ------------ End Of Report ------------

    Note: (LL= Very low, L-Low, H-High, HH-Very High) Since age of patient was not provided all biological reference interval are pertaining of adult.
    This is an electronically authenticated report.

    Approved On : 18-Apr-2021

    Approved by: Dr. Pragnesh K. Limbachiya


    MD(Path.)
    TEST REPORT
    Reg. No : 2104102093 Reg. Date : : 18-Apr-2021
    Name : SACHINKUMAR Collected On : 18-Apr-2021 13:31
    Age\Sex : 28 Years \ Male Report Date : 18-Apr-2021 17:32
    Ref. By : DR STAVAN PANDIT, ONGC
    Client : ONGC MEHSANA
    Parameter Result Unit Biological Reference Interval

    C - Reactive Protein (CRP) 2.28 mg/L Less than 6.0


    Immunonephelometry

    D-DIMER 123.0 ng/mL 50 - 500


    Intended use:

    In vitro test for quantitative immunological determination of fibrin degradation product in human plasma for exclusion of Venous thrombo
    embolism.
    In conjunction with non-high clinical probability assessment, a result value <495 ng/ml excludes deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary
    embolism (PE) with high sensitivity.

    Clinical significance:

    Thrombin converts fibrinogen to soluble fibrin by cleaving the fibrinopeptidase A and B. The fibrin monomers polymerized spontaneously.
    Active factor XIII links two D-domins and generates a solid fibrin clot. During degradation of a fibrin clot by plasmin, fragment containing D-
    Dimer are formed accordingly. D-Dimer is very sensitive marker for the activation of coagulation. When D-Dimer values below the cut-off are
    obtained, deep vaen thrombosis and pulmonary embolism can be excluded with high sensitivity.

    Note: D-Dimer values in heparin or EDTA plasma are on average 19% higher over the entire measuring range because lack of dilution effect.

    LDH 238 U/L 120 - 246


    Pyruvate to Lactate kinetic method

    SGPT (ALT) 22 U/L 1 - 50


    Kinetic with Pyridoxal 5 Phosphate (Lactate
    Dehydrogenase/NADH)

    Creatinine 0.9 mg/dL 0.5 - 1.5 male


    Enzymatic (Creatinine Amydohydrolase) 0.5 - 1.2 female
    ------------ End Of Report ------------

    Note: (LL= Very low, L-Low, H-High, HH-Very High) Since age of patient was not provided all biological reference interval are pertaining of adult.
    This is an electronically authenticated report.
    Approved On : 18-Apr-2021
    Approved by: Dr. Pragnesh K. Limbachiya
    MD(Path.)
    TEST REPORT
    Reg. No : 2104102093 Reg. Date : : 18-Apr-2021
    Name : SACHINKUMAR Collected On : 18-Apr-2021 13:31
    Age\Sex : 28 Years \ Male Report Date : 18-Apr-2021 17:32
    Ref. By : DR STAVAN PANDIT, ONGC
    Client : ONGC MEHSANA
    Parameter Result Unit Biological Reference Interval

    FERRITIN 53.2 ng/mL 23.9 - 336.2


    Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay

    ------------ End Of Report ------------

    Note: (LL= Very low, L-Low, H-High, HH-Very High) Since age of patient was not provided all biological reference interval are pertaining of adult.
    This is an electronically authenticated report.
    Approved On : 18-Apr-2021
    Approved by: Dr. Pragnesh K. Limbachiya
    MD(Path.)

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