BIL5312865

Name : MR.SIDIQ TID/SID : UMR2520785/ 1049678

Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:59 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Calcium, Serum
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Calcium 9.4 8.6-10.0 mg/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, NM-BAPTA

Interpretation: Calcium is essential for bones, heart, nerves, kidneys, and teeth. Serum calcium levels are vital to
detect hypocalcemia, hypercalcemia and associated disorders. Parathormone (PTH) and vitamin D are responsible
for maintaining calcium concentrations in the blood within a narrow range of values. Serum calcium levels are
diagnostic in cases of Kidney stones, Bone diseases and Neurologic disorders.

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Consultant Biochemist

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:05 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Liver Function Test (LFT)
Investigation Result Biological Reference Interval

Total Bilirubin. 0.89 Neonates: <=15.0 mg/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, Diazo method
Adults: <=1.2 mg/dL

Direct Bilirubin. 0.43 <=0.30 mg/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, Diazo method

Indirect Bilirubin. 0.46 Neonates: <= 14.7 mg/dL

Method:Calculated
Adults: <= 1.0 mg/dL

Alanine Aminotransferase ,(ALT/SGPT) 28 <=41 U/L

Method: IFCC without pyridoxal phosphate activation

Aspartate Aminotransferase,(AST/SGOT) 24 <=40 U/L

Method: IFCC without pyridoxal phosphate activation

ALP (Alkaline Phosphatase). 72 40-129 U/L

Method:Spectrophotometry , IFCC

Gamma GT. 18 <60 U/L

Method:Spectrophotometry , IFCC

Total Protein. 7.4 6.4-8.3 g/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, Biuret

Albumin. 4.7 3.5-5.2 g/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, Bromcresol Green

Globulin. 2.70 2.0-3.5 g/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, Bromcresol Green

A/GRatio. 1.74 1.1-2.5

Method:Calculated

Interpretation: Liver functions tests help to identify liver disease, its severity, and its type. Generally these tests are
performed in combination, are abnormal in liver disease, and the pattern of abnormality is indicative of the nature of
liver disease. An isolated abnormality of a single liver function test usually means a non-hepatic cause. If several
liver function tests are simultaneously abnormal, then hepatic etiology is likely.
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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 89765

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:00 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) 3.01 0.27-4.20 µIU/mL
Method:ECLIA

Interpretation: The thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) is vital for evaluating thyroid function and/or symptoms of a
thyroid disorder, including hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. TSH is produced by the pituitary gland and regulates
the functioning of thyroid gland. TSH levels are tested to diagnose thyroid disorders, screen newborns for
hypothyroidism, monitor treatment, help diagnose and monitor infertility problems in women and to occasionally
evaluate the function of the pituitary gland.

Reference: Tietz Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry and Molecular Diagnostics, Carl A. Burtis, David E. Bruns.

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 49885

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:04 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Urea, Serum
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Urea. 28.5 12.8-42.8 mg/dL

Method:Kinetic UV

Interpretation: Urea is the major nitrogen-containing metabolic product of protein and amino acid catabolism. It is
increased in pre-renal uraemic conditions such as high protein diet, increased protein catabolism, Gastrointestinal
hemorrhage, dehydration, heart failure, etc. post-renal uremia is seen in malignancy, nephrolithiasis and prostatism.

Reference: Tietz Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry and Molecular Diagnostics.

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 89765

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:01 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Electrolytes, Serum
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Sodium 141 136-149 mmol/L

Method:ISE Direct

Potassium 4.4 3.5-5.3 mmol/L

Method:ISE Direct

Chloride 105 98-108 mmol/L

Method:ISE Direct

Interpretation: Electrolyte profile is the determination of body fluid concentrations of the four major electrolytes
(sodium, potassium, chloride and bicarbonate). Serum electrolytes have a role in water homeostasis, acid ±base
balance, muscle function, etc. Abnormal electrolyte concentrations may be the cause or consequence of several
medical disorders and require clinical correlation.
Disclaimer:
Test results released pertain to the specimen submitted. All test result are dependent on the quality of the sample received by the
laboratory. Test result may show interlaboratory variations.Laboratory investigation are only a tool to faciliate in arriving at a diagnosis and
should be clinically correlated by the Referring Physician.
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Consultant Biochemist

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Name : MR.SIDIQ TID/SID : UMR2520785/ 927447

Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:43 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Glycosylated Hemoglobin (HbA1C)
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Glycosylated Hemoglobin (HbA1c) 10.7 Non-diabetic: <= 5.6 %

Method:High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Pre-diabetic: 5.7 - 6.4 %
Diabetic: >= 6.5 %
Estimated Average Glucose (eAG) 260 mg/dL %
Method:High-Performance Liquid Chromatography

Interpretation: It is an index of long-term blood glucose concentrations and a measure of the risk for developing
microvascular complications in patients with diabetes. Absolute risks of retinopathy and nephropathy are directly
proportional to the mean HbA1c concentration. In persons without diabetes, HbA1c is directly related to risk of
cardiovascular disease.

In known diabetic patients, HbA1c can be considered as a tool for monitoring the glycemic control.
Excellent Control - 6 to 7 %,
Fair to Good Control - 7 to 8 %,
Unsatisfactory Control - 8 to 10 %
and Poor Control - More than 10 %.
Reference: American Diabetes Association. Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes-2018.
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Dr.Kavya S N
Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 84851

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Name : MR.SIDIQ TID/SID : UMR2520785/ 1049678

Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:04 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Lipid Profile
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Total Cholesterol 121 Desirable: < 200 mg/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry , CHOD - POD
Borderline: 200-239 mg/dL
High: >/= 240 mg/dL

HDL Cholesterol 36 Optimal : >=60 mg/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry , Direct Measurement
Borderline : 40-59 mg/dL
High Risk <40 mg/dL
Non HDL Cholesterol 85 Optimal : <130 mg/dL
Method:Calculated Above Optimal : 130-159 mg/dL
Borderline : 160-189 mg/dL
High Risk : 190-219 mg/dL
Very high Risk : >=220 mg/dL
LDL Cholesterol 63.4 Optimum: <100 mg/dL
Method:Calculated
Near/above optimum: 100-129 mg/dL
Borderline: 130-159 mg/dL
High: 160-189 mg/dL
Very high: >/=190 mg/dL
VLDL Cholesterol 21.60 <30 mg/dL
Method:Calculated

Total Cholesterol/HDL Ratio 3.36 Optimal : <3.3

Method:Calculated
Low Risk : 3.4-4.4
Average Rsik : 4.5-7.1
Moderate Risk : 7.2-11.0
High Risk : >11.0
LDL/HDL Ratio 1.76 Optimal : 0.5-3.0
Method:Calculated
Borderline : 3.1-6.0
High Risk : >6.0
Triglycerides 108 Normal:<150 mg/dL
Method:Spectrophotometry, Enzymatic - GPO/POD
Borderline: 150-199 mg/dL
High: 200-499 mg/dL
Very high: >/=500 mg/dL
mg/dl #

Interpretation: Lipids are fats and fat-like substances which are important constituents of cells and are rich sources
of energy. A lipid profile typically includes total cholesterol, high density lipoproteins (HDL), low density lipoprotein
(LDL), chylomicrons, triglycerides, very low density lipoproteins (VLDL), Cholesterol/HDL ratio .The lipid profile is
used to assess the risk of developing a heart disease and to monitor its treatment. The results of the lipid profile are
evaluated along with other known risk factors associated with heart disease to plan and monitor treatment.
Treatment options require clinical correlation.Reference: Third Report of the National Cholesterol Education
program (NCEP) Expert Panel on Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Cholesterol in Adults (Adult
Treatment Panel III), JAMA 2001.

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on :
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on :
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

Dr Debleena Thakur
Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 89765

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:04 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Uric Acid, Serum
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Uric Acid. 3.1 3.4-7.0 mg/dL

Method:Enzymatic

Interpretation: It is the major product of purine catabolism. Hyperuricemia can result due to increased formation or
decreased excretion of uric acid which can be due to several causes like metabolic disorders, psoriasis, tissue
hypoxia, pre-eclampsia, alcohol, lead poisoning, acute or chronic kidney disease, etc. Hypouricemia may be seen in
severe hepato cellular disease and defective renal tubular reabsorption of uric acid.

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 89765

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Name : MR.SIDIQ TID/SID : UMR2520785/ 1049678

Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 10:13 AM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Thyroid (T3,T4)
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Triiodothyronine Total (T3) 0.922 0.80-2.00 ng/mL

Method:ECLIA Note: Biological Reference Ranges are
changed due to change in method of
testing.
Thyroxine Total (T4) 7.19 4.6-12.0 µg/dL
Method:ECLIA

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Dr.Kavya S N
Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 84851

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Name : MR.SIDIQ TID/SID : UMR2520785/ 927675

Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 10:13 AM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL PATHOLOGY

Complete Urine Examination (CUE)
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Intervals
Physical Examination
Colour Pale Yellow Straw to Yellow
Method:Physical

Appearance Clear Clear

Method:Physical

Chemical Examination
Reaction and pH 6.5 4.6-8.0
Method:pH- Methyl red & Bromothymol blue

Specific gravity 1.020 1.003-1.035

Method:Bromothymol Blue

Protein Negative Negative

Method:Tetrabromophenol blue

Glucose Positive(+) Negative

Method:Glucose oxidase/Peroxidase

Blood Negative Negative

Method:Peroxidase

Ketones Negative Negative

Method:Sodium Nitroprusside Method

Bilirubin Negative Negative

Method:Dichloroanilinediazonium

Leucocytes Negative Negative

Method:3 hydroxy5 phenylpyrrole + diazonium

Nitrites Negative Negative

Method:Diazonium + 1,2,3,4 tetrahydrobenzo (h) quinolin
3-ol

Urobilinogen 0.2 0.2-1.0 mg/dl

Method:Dimethyl aminobenzaldehyde

Microscopic Examination
Pus cells (leukocytes) 2-3 2 - 3 /hpf
Method:Microscopy

Epithelial cells 1-2 2 - 5 /hpf

Method:Microscopy

RBC (erythrocytes) Absent Absent

Method:Microscopy

Casts Absent Occasional hyaline casts may be seen

Method:Microscopy

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Crystals Absent Phosphate, oxalate, or urate crystals may

Method:Microscopy
be seen

Others Nil Nil

Method:Microscopy

Note Kindly correlate clinically

Method: Semi Quantitative test ,For CUE

Reference: Godkar Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods, First South Asia edition. Product kit
literature.

Interpretation:

The complete urinalysis provides a number of measurements which look for abnormalities in the urine. Abnormal
results from this test can be indicative of a number of conditions including kidney disease, urinary tract infecation or
elevated levels of substances which the body is trying to remove through the urine . A urinalysis test can help
identify potential health problems even when a person is asymptomatic. All the abnormal results are to be
correlated clinically.

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 84851

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Name : MR.SIDIQ TID/SID : UMR2520785/ 1049707

Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 10:13 AM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Glucose Fasting (FBS)
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Glucose Fasting 190 Normal: <100 mg/dL

Method:Hexokinase
Impaired FG: 100-125 mg/dL
Diabetes mellitus: >/=126 mg/dL

Interpretation: It measures the Glucose levels in the blood with a prior fasting of 9-12 hours. The test helps screen a
symptomatic/ asymptomatic person who is at risk for Diabetes. It is also used for regular monitoring of glucose levels
in people with Diabetes.

Reference: American Diabetes Association. Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes-2022

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 84851

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Name : MR.SIDIQ TID/SID : UMR2520785/ 1049678

Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:04 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Bun/Creatinine Ratio
Investigation Observed Value

BUN/Creatinine Ratio 13.7 12-16

Method:Calculated

Blood Urea Nitrogen. 13.3 6-20 mg/dL

Method:Kinetic, Urease - GLDH, Calculated

Urea. 28.5 12.8-42.8 mg/dL

Method:Kinetic UV

Creatinine. 0.97 0.7-1.3 mg/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, Jaffe - IDMS Traceable

Reference:

A Manual of Laboratory Diagnostic Tests. Edition 7, Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, By Frances Talaska Fischbach,
RN, BSN, MSN, and Marshall Barnett Dunning 111, BS, MS, Ph.D.

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 89765

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:01 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

VITAMIN D and B12
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Vitamin B12 ( Cyanocobalamin) ,Serum 926 197-771 pg/mL

Method:ECLIA

25 Hydroxy Vitamin D 21.8 Deficiency: < 20 ng/mL

Method:ECLIA Insufficiency: 20 - 30 ng/mL
Sufficiency: 30 - 100 ng/mL
Note: Biological Reference Ranges are
changed due to change in method of
testing.

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Consultant Biochemist

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 10:40 AM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF HEMATOPATHOLOGY
Complete Blood Picture (CBP)
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Hemoglobin 16.0 13.0-18.0 g/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry

Packed Cell Volume 47.9 40-54 %

Method:Derived from Impedance

Red Blood Cell Count. 5.99 4.3-6.0 Mill/Cumm

Method:Impedance Variation

Mean Corpuscular Volume 80.0 78-100 fL

Method:Derived from Impedance

Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin 26.7 27-32 pg

Method:Derived from Impedance

Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration 33.4 31.5-36 g/dL

Method:Derived from Impedance

Red Cell Distribution Width - CV 15.0 11.5-16.0 %

Method:Derived from Impedance

Red Cell Distribution Width - SD 40.2 39-46 fL

Method:Derived from Impedance

Total WBC Count. 4920 4000-11000 cells/cumm

Method:Impedance Variation

Neutrophils 64.8 40-75 %

Method:Impedance Variation, Flowcytometry

Lymphocytes 28.2 20-45 %

Method:Microscopy

Eosinophils 1.2 01-06 %

Method:Impedance Variation,Method_Desc= Flow
Cytometry

Monocytes 5.2 01-10 %

Method:Impedance Variation, Flowcytometry

Basophils. 0.6 00-02 %

Method:Impedance Variation,Method_Desc= Flow
Cytometry

Absolute Neutrophils Count. 3188 1500-6600 cells/cumm

Method:Calculated

Absolute Lymphocyte Count 1387 1500-3500 cells/cumm

Method:Calculated

Absolute Eosinophils count. 59 40-440 cells/cumm

Method:Calculated

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Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
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Absolute Monocytes Count. 256 <1000 cells/cumm

Method:Calculated

Absolute Basophils count. 30 <200 cells/cumm

Method:Calculated

Platelet Count. 2.03 1.4-4.4 lakhs/cumm

Method:Impedance Variation

Mean Platelet Volume. 7.9 7.9-13.7 fL

Method:Derived from Impedance

Plateletcrit. 0.16 0.18-0.28 %

Method:Derived from Impedance

RBC Normocytic normochromic

WBC Within normal limits. No abnormal cells seen.
Platelets Adequate
Impression Normocytic normochromic blood picture.

Method: Automated Hematology Cell Counter, Microscopy

Reference: Dacie and Lewis Practical Hematology,12th Edition.

Wallach's interpretation of diagnostic tests, Soth Asian Edition.

Interpretation: A Complete Blood Picture (CBP) is a screening test which can aid in the diagnosis of a variety of
conditions and diseases such as anemia, leukemia, bleeding disorders and infections. This test is also useful in
monitoring a person's reaction to treatment when a condition which affects blood cells has been diagnosed. All the
abnormal results are to be correlated clinically.

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 84851

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Age / Gender : 58 Years / Male Registered on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Ref.By : DOCTOR C Collected on : 17-Feb-2025 / 14:54 PM
Req.No : BIL5312865 Reported on : 18-Feb-2025 / 12:04 PM
TEST REPORT Reference : Doctor C

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Creatinine, Serum
Investigation Observed Value Biological Reference Interval

Creatinine. 0.97 0.7-1.3 mg/dL

Method:Spectrophotometry, Jaffe - IDMS Traceable

Interpretation:

Creatinine is a nitrogenous waste product produced by muscles from creatine. Creatinine is majorly filtered from the
blood by the kidneys and released into the urine, so serum creatinine levels are usually a good indicator of kidney
function. Serum creatinine is more specific and more sensitive indicator of renal function as compared to BUN
because it is produced from muscle at a constant rate and its level in blood is not affected by protein catabolism or
other exogenous products. It is also not reabsorbed and very little is secreted by tubules making it a reliable marker.
Serum creatinine levels are increased in pre renal, renal and post renal azotemia, active acromegaly and gigantism.
Decreased serum creatinine levels are seen in pregnancy and increasing age.

Biological reference interval changed; Reference: Tietz Textbook of Clinical Chemistry & Molecular Diagnostics,
Fifth Edition.

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Consultant Pathologist
KMC NO : 89765

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