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HAEMATOLOGY
CBC -(COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT)
RBC PARAMETERS
HB -(Haemoglobin)
↓11.0
g/dL
13.0-18.0
Erythrocyte Count (RBC Count)
4.46
10^6/uL
4.0-5.2
Packed Cell Volume (PCV)-Hematocrit
35.5
%
34.0-40.0
Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV)
↓79.60
fL
80 - 96
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH)
↓24.66
pg/cell
28 - 33
Mean Corpuscular Hb concentration (MCHC)
↓30.99
g/dL
31 - 36
RDW-CV
13.2
%
11.7 - 14.4
RDW-SD
37.6
fL
35.0- 46.0
WBC PARAMETERS
Total Leukocyte Count (TLC/WBC)
7900
/cumm
4000-11000
Differential Count of WBC
Polymorphs Neutrophil
74
%
30 - 70
Lymphocytes
23
%
30 - 50
Eosinophils
02
%
1 - 5
Monocytes
01
%
0 - 6
Basophil
00
%
0 - 1
ABSOLUTE LEUKOCYTE COUNTS
Absolute Neutrophil Count
5846.00
/cumm
1800-7800
Absolute Lymphocyte Count
1817.00
/cumm
1000-4800
Absolute Eosinophils Count
158.00
/cumm
0-450
Absolute Monocyte Count
79.00
/cumm
0-800
Absolute Basophil Count
0.00
/cumm
0-200
PLATELET PARAMETERS
Platelet Count
2.82
lakh/cumm
1.5-5.0
Mean Platelet Volume (MPV)
10.8
fL
7.10-12.50
PCT(Plateletcrit)
0.305
%
0.18 - 0.39
Platelet Distribution Width(PDW)
16.0
fL
8.30-18.0
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate
↑70
mm/hr
0 - 20
ESR

Methodology: Sedimentation

Factors increasing ESR -Old age -Pregnancy -Anemia -Elevated fibrinogen -Macrocytosis 

Factors decreasing ESR -Microcytosis -Low fibrinogen -Polycythemia -Marked leukocytosis

BIOCHEMISTRY
C-Reactive Protein(C R P)
5.85
mg/l
< 6 mg/l
Comment

METHOD: IMMUNOTURBIDIMETRIC


 The C -Reactive protein is normal alpha- globulin and it is elevated in patients who have an inflammatory conditions of infectious or noninfectious origin. The test is non specific and the resuts frequently overlap ESR values. The findings can be useful as a simple index of the disease ativity and treatment status.

SEROLOGY
Rapid Test For Malaria
P. Vivex - Antigen
NEGATIVE
P. Falciparum - Antigen
NEGATIVE
WIDAL TEST(Slide Method)
Widal Result
Positive
S. TYPHI 'O'
1:160
S. TYPHI 'H'
1:80
S. PARATYPHI 'AH'
1:40
S. PARATYPHI 'BH'
1:40
BIOCHEMISTRY
LFT (LIVER FUNCTION TEST)
Billirubin (Total & Direct & Indirect)
Total Billirubin
0.79
mg/dl
Adult: 0.1 - 1.2 mg/dl
Direct Billirubin
0.28
mg/dl
0 - 0.3 mg/dl
Indirect Billirubin
0.51
mg/dl
0.2 - 0.7 mg/dl
Serum SGOT(AST)
18.0
IU/L
10-40
Alkaline Phosphatase
↑339.0
IU/L
Female : 64-306 IU/L
Total Protein (A:G)
Serum Protein
6.75
gm/dl
6.3 - 8.4 gm/dl
Albumin
3.57
gm/dl
3.5 - 5.0 gm/dl
Globulin
3.18
gm/dl
2.5 - 3.5 gm/dl
A:G Ratio
↓1.12
Ratio
1.5 - 3.1
KFT (KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST)
Blood Urea
26.0
mg/dl
05 - 43
Blood Urea Nitrogen(Bun)
12.14
mg/dl
7 - 21 mg/dl
Comment

Elevated levels of blood urea nitrogen are observed in pre renal , renal and post renal conditions .
Pre renal conditions .. diabetes mellitius, dehydration, cardiac failure , hematemesis, severe burns, high fever etc..
Renal conditions.. disease of kidneys.
Post renal conditions.. inlargement of prostate, stones in the urinary tract, tumor of the bladder . Decreased values have been reported in severe liver disease, protein malnutrition & pregnency.

Serum Creatinine
0.62
mg/dl
0.6 - 1.2
Comment

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.

Serum Uric Acid
3.56
mg/dl
3.6-7.7
Comment

Uric acid is the end product of nucleoprotein metabolism. It is a low threshold excretory product. the serum uric acid level is ofter raised in gout. the determination has diagnostic value differentiating gout from non gout arthritis. uric acid levels are also increased in renal failure, uremia and leukemia.

ASO Test (Tubidometric)
↑167.0
IU/ML
Negative < 200
Comment

When the body is infected with streptococci, it produces antibodies against the various antigens that the streptococci produce. ASO is one such antibody. So, a raised or rising levels can indicate past or present infection. Historically was one of the first bacterial markers used for diagnosis and follow up of rheumatism or scarlet fever. Its importance in this regard has not diminished.
This titre (value) has a significance only if it is greatly raised, or if a rise in titre can be demonstrated in paired blood samples taken days apart.The antibody levels begin to rise after 1 to 3 weeks of strep infection,peaks in 3 to 5 weeks and falls back to insignificant levels in 6 months.
Values need to be correlated with a clinical diagnosis.