HAEMATOLOGY
CBC -(COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT)
HB -(Haemoglobin)
↓9.8
g/dL
13.0-18.0
Erythrocyte Count (RBC Count)
↓3.20
10^6/uL
4.0-5.2
Packed Cell Volume (PCV)-Hematocrit
↓29.7
%
34.0-40.0
Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV)
93.0
fL
80 - 96
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH)
30.7
pg/cell
28 - 33
Mean Corpuscular Hb concentration (MCHC)
33.0
g/dL
31 - 36
RDW-CV
14.2
%
11.7 - 14.4
RDW-SD
↑47.1
fL
35.0- 46.0
Total Leukocyte Count (TLC/WBC)
↑58900
/cumm
4000-11000
Differential Count of WBC
Polymorphs Neutrophil
93
%
30 - 70
ABSOLUTE LEUKOCYTE COUNTS
Absolute Neutrophil Count
↑54777.00
/cumm
1800-7800
Absolute Lymphocyte Count
1767.00
/cumm
1000-4800
Absolute Eosinophils Count
↑1178.00
/cumm
0-450
Absolute Monocyte Count
↑1178.00
/cumm
0-800
Absolute Basophil Count
0.00
/cumm
0-200
Platelet Count
↓1.20
lakh/cumm
1.5-5.0
Mean Platelet Volume (MPV)
11.3
fL
7.10-12.50
PCT(Plateletcrit)
↓0.135
%
0.18 - 0.39
Platelet Distribution Width(PDW)
16.7
fL
8.30-18.0
Decreased serum calcium values are found in hypoparathyroidism, rickets, osteiomalacia and steatorrhea. A fall in serum calcium can occun in acute pancreatitis and in those forms of renal disease in which excessive proteinuria is observed. Increased serum calcium values are observed in hyperparathyroidism, hypervitamonosis D and multiple myeloma.