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    The document is a laboratory report from Ampath Nagpur detailing the results of a urine culture test for a 49-year-old female patient. The culture showed growth of Escherichia coli bacteria with a colony count greater than 105 CFU/mL. Antibiotic sensitivity testing found the bacteria was sensitive to imipenem, meropenem, doripenem, piperacillin/tazobactam, amoxyclav, and trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole but resistant to several other antibiotics tested.

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    Ampath Nagpur

    Hingna Opp MIA Centre for Sports and


    Recreation, Nagpur

    PATIENT INFORMATION REFERRED BY SPECIMEN INFORMATION


    MRS. POLY ROY DR.VARSHA SONKUSARE SAMPLE TYPE : Others
    AGE : 49 Y 0 M 0 D WELLCARE DIAGNOSTIC LAB ORDER NO : VNGH24002666
    GENDER :F CENTER. COLLECTED ON : 19/Jan/2024 04:23
    PRIORITY : Routine LAB MR# : ANGH00055031 RECEIVED ON : 19/Jan/2024 04:46
    OP / IP / DG # : REPORT STATUS : Final
    APPROVED ON : 22/Jan/2024 01:17

    MICROBIOLOGY

    TEST NAME : Culture - Bacterial - (Conventional Aerobic Culture) followed by Conventional Reflex Antibacterial Sensitivity
    SPECIMEN TYPE URINE

    Culture and Sensitivity - FINAL REPORT


    Sample: Urine
    Culture shows growth of Escherichia coli after 24 hrs of aerobic incubation at 370 C.
    Colony count >105 CFU/ML

    Antibiogram:

    Antibiotics Interpretation
    Imipenem Sensitive
    Piperacillin/TazobacSpecimentam Sensitive
    Tetracycline Resistant
    Gentamicin Resistant
    Cefotaxime Resistant
    Levofloxacin Resistant
    Cefuroxime Resistant
    Amoxyclav Sensitive
    Ceftriaxone Resistant
    Ceftazidime Resistant
    Ampicillin Resistant
    Cefeprazone Resistant
    Amikacin Resistant
    Doxycycline Resistant
    Meropenem Sensitive
    Colistin Sensitive
    Cefepime Resistant
    Doripenem Sensitive
    Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole Sensitive
    Tobramycin Resistant

    Generated On 22-Jan-2024 17:37:17 This is an electronically authenticated laboratory report. Page 1 of 2


    Ampath Nagpur
    Hingna Opp MIA Centre for Sports and
    Recreation, Nagpur

    PATIENT INFORMATION REFERRED BY SPECIMEN INFORMATION


    MRS. POLY ROY DR.VARSHA SONKUSARE SAMPLE TYPE : Others
    AGE : 49 Y 0 M 0 D WELLCARE DIAGNOSTIC LAB ORDER NO : VNGH24002666
    GENDER :F CENTER. COLLECTED ON : 19/Jan/2024 04:23
    PRIORITY : Routine LAB MR# : ANGH00055031 RECEIVED ON : 19/Jan/2024 04:46
    OP / IP / DG # : REPORT STATUS : Final
    APPROVED ON : 22/Jan/2024 01:17

    MICROBIOLOGY

    Note: Kindly correlate clinically

    22/Jan/2024 01:17

    Disclaimer:
    1. All results released pertain to the specimen as received by the lab for testing and under the assumption that the patient
    indicated or identified on the bill/test requisition form is the owner of the specimen.
    2. Clinical details and consent forms, especially in Genetic testing, histopathology, as well as wherever applicable, are
    mandatory to be accompanied with the test requisition form. The non-availability of such information may lead to delay in
    reporting as well as misinterpretation of test results. The lab will not be responsible for any such delays or misinterpretations
    thereof.
    3. Test results are dependent on the quality of the sample received by the lab. In case the samples are preprocessed
    elsewhere (e.g., paraffin blocks), results may be compromised.
    4. Tests are performed as per the schedule given in the test listing and in any unforeseen circumstances, report delivery may
    be affected.
    5. Test results may show inter-laboratory as well as intra-laboratory variations as per the acceptable norms.
    6. Genetic reports as well as reports of other tests should be correlated with clinical details and other available test reports by
    a qualified medical practitioner. Genetic counselling is advised in genetic test reports by a qualified genetic counsellor,
    medical practitioner or both.
    7. Samples will be discarded post processing after a specified period as per the laboratory's retention policy. Kindly get in
    touch with the lab for more information.
    8. If accidental damage, loss, or destruction of the specimen is not attributable to any direct or negligent act or omission on
    the part of Ampath Labs or its employees, Ampath shall in no event be liable. Ampath lab's liability for a lack of services, or
    other mistakes and omissions, shall be restricted to the amount of the patient's payment for the pertinent laboratory services.

    Generated On 22-Jan-2024 17:37:17 This is an electronically authenticated laboratory report. Page 2 of 2

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