Dig Report
Dig Report
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Age/Gender : 43 Years / Male Location Id : LOC26
Ref. Dr. : Dr.LEFT LANE MEDICAL SERVICES KNR Registered On : 17-Jul-2024 10:59 AM
Req No. : KID2419386 Collected On : 17-Jul-2024 02:14 PM
Reported On : 17-Jul-2024 03:19 PM
Client Name : Client Code :
BIOCHEMISTRY
Test Name Observed Values Units Biological Reference Intervals
CBP(Complete Blood Picture)
HEMOGLOBIN 14.5 g/dL 13-17
Method:SPECTROPHOTOMETERY
4.50 5.50
TOTAL RBC COUNT 4.91 millions/cumm
Method:Impedance Variation Principle
40.00 50.00
PCV 44.6 %
83.00 101.00
MCV 90.9 fL
27.00 32.00
MCH 29.6 pg
31.50 34.50
MCHC 32.6 g/dL
PLATELET COUNT 1,54,000 /cumm 1,50,000 - 4,50,000
Method:Impedance Variation
DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
NEUTROPHILS 52 % 30 - 75
LYMPHOCYTES 37 % 24 - 44
2.00 10.00
MONOCYTES 05 %
1.00 6.00
EOSINOPHILS 06 %
Method:DHSS and Microscopy
PERIPHERAL SMEAR
R B C MORPHOLOGY NORMOCYTIC NORMOCHROMIC
WBC WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS
PLATELETS ADEQUATE
Method:Microscopy of Leishmann stained smear
ESR
ESR 15 mm/1st hour 0-15
Method:Westergren
Method : Westergren
INTERPRETATION :
An erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) is a type of blood test that measures how quickly erythrocytes (red blood cells) settle at
the bottom of a test tube that contains a blood sample. Normally, red blood cells settle relatively slowly. A faster-than-normal rate
may indicate inflammation in the body
LIPID PROFILE
TOTAL CHOLESTEROL 172.3 mg/dL Desirable : < 200
Method:CHOD - POD
Borderline: 200 - 239
High Risk : > 240
Method:AMP BUFFER,IFCC
INTERPRETATION :
-Liver function test aid in the diagnosis of various pre hepatic,hepatic & post hepatic causes of dysfunction like hemolytic
anemias,viral & alcoholic hepatitis & cholestiasis of obstructive causes.
-The test inencompasses hepatic excretory,synthetic function and aslohepatic parenchymal cell damage.
-LFT helps evaluating severity,monotiring therapy &assessing prognosis of liver disease & dysfunction
SERUM CREATININE (CRT)
SERUM CREATININE 1.04 mg/dL Children: 0.3-0.7
Method:Alkaline Picrate
Adults:
Male: < 60 Years: 0.9-1.3
Female: <60 Years: 0.6-1.1
Male: >60 Years: 0.8-1.3
Female: >60 Years: 0.6-1.2
Male: >90 Years: 1 -1.7
Female: >90 Years 0.6-1.3
INTERPRETATION :
Creatinine is a nitrogenous waste product produced by muscles from creatinine. Creatinine ismajorly filtered from the blood by
the kidneys and released into the urine, so serum creatinine levels are usually agood indicator of kidney function. Serum
creatinine is more specific and more sensitive indicator of renal functionas compared to BUN because it is produced from muscle
at a constant rate and its level in blood is not affected byprotein catabolism or other exogenous products. It is also not
reabsorbed and very little is secreted by tubulesmaking 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
BLOOD UREA
BLOOD UREA 29.6 mg/dL 19-44
Method:Urease-GLDH
INTERPRETATION :
Elevated levels of urea are observed in pre renal, renal & post renal conditions. Prerenal conditions – Diabetes Mellitus,
dehydration, cardiac failure, haematemesis, severe burns & high fever etc. Renal conditions – Kidney diseases. Post renal
conditions – Includes enlargement of prostate, stones in urinary tract, tumor of bladder. Urinary tract obstruction, Pyelonephritis.
Decreased values have been reported in severe liver disease, protein malnutrition & pregnancy.
CRP - QUANTITATIVE
C-REACTIVE PROTIEN(CRP) 22.3 mg/L <5.0
Method: Immunoturbidimetric
- 5.6-11.7
THYROID STIMULATING 1.721 mIU/L Childrens:Birth-4dys 1.0-39.0 2-20
HORMONE (TSH) wks - 1.7 - 9.1 21wk -20yrs - 0.7-5.40
Method:CLIA
Adults : 21- 54yrs - 0.3-4.5 55-87yrs -
0.5-8.9 Pregnancy:1trimister 0.3-4.5
2nd 0.5 - 4.6 & 3rd 0.8 - 5.2
FASTING BLOOD SUGAR(FBS)
FASTING BLOOD GLUCOSE 109.4 mg/dL 70 - 110
Method:GOD POD
INTERPRETATION :
A fasting blood sugar level less than 100 mg/dL (5.6 mmol/L) is normal. A fasting blood sugar level from 100 to 125 mg/dL (5.6 to
6.9 mmol/L) is considered prediabetes. If it's 126 mg/dL (7 mmol/L) or higher on two separate tests, you have diabetes.
COMPLETE URINE EXAMINATION(CUE)
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
APPEARANCE Clear - Clear
COLOUR Pale Yellow
REACTION 6.5 - 4.6 - 8.0
Method:pH (Double) Indicator
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION
PROTEINS, NIL - Negative
Method:Protein error of Indicator
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
W.B.C/PUS CELLS 2-3 /HPF 0 - 5 /HPF
RBCS NIL /HPF 0 - 3 Cells/hpf
EPITHELIAL CELLS 1-2 /HPF 0 - 5 /HPF
CASTS NIL /Lpf Absent
DR.RAJITHA
MD,PATHOLOGIST
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