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LABORATORY RESULTS

Blood Chemistry Result

(June 25, 2010)

Tests Result Unit Reference Value Indication

WBC 9.5 10*3/ul (5.0- 10.0) It is within the
normal range. It
suggest that the
fighting mechanism
of the client against
infection is well
established.
RBC 3.10 10*6/ul (4.2-5.4) May indicate anemia,
bleeding, kidney
disease, bone
marrow failure
malnutrition, or
other causes. A low
count may also
indicate nutritional
deficiencies of iron,
folate, vitamin B12,
and vitamin B6.

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 remoglobin 7.8 g/dl (12.0-16.0) Low rgb suggest an
anemia. Anemia can
be due to nutritional
deficiencies, blood
loss, destruction of
blood cells
internally, or failure
to produce blood in
the bone marrow.
rematocrit 24.9 % (37.0-47.0) Low rct suggests an
anemia.
MCV 80.3 fL (82.0-98.0) Low MCV may
indicate microcytic
anemia.
MCr 25.2 pg (27.0-31.0) Low MCr may
indicate microcytic
anemia.

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 MCrC 31.3 g/dL (31.5-35.0) It is below the
normal range but
may indicate anemia
and may Rule out
reticulocytes (too
many young red
cells), and iron
deficiency

RDW-CV 20.1 % (12.0-17.0) Within the Normal

range.
PDW 11.5 fL (9.0-16.0)
MPV 10.7 fL (8.0-12.0)

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 Differential Count

Tests Result Unit Reference Value Indication

Lymphocyte 13.7 % (17.4-48.2) Low lymphocyte means that the
patient is susceptible to
infection.
Neutrophil 61.7 % (43.4-76.2) It is within the normal range.
Monocyte 6.7 % (4.5-10.5) It is within the normal range and
thus, it promotes protection
against infection.
Eosinophils 14.9 % (1.0 ± 3.0) Too high may be a way of
compensation of the body due to
the presence of infection.
Basophils 3.2 % (0.0-2.0) May indicate presence of
infection.
Bands/ Stabs - % (1.0-2.0)

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 Platelet 548 10^3/dL (150-400) Patient may have a tendency to
bleed due to the lack of
stickiness of the platelets; in
others, the platelets retain their
stickiness but, because they are
increased in number, tend to
stick to each other, forming
clumps that can block a blood
vessel and cause damage,
including death
(thromboembolism)

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 Urinalysis Chest X-ray Results

(June 21, 2010) (June 25, 2010)

Urine color: dark yellow (amber yellow)

Urine appearance: hazy (clear)

Urine Specific Gravity: 1.015 (N ± 1.030)

Impression:

The abnormal color of the urine and it¶s low urine specific cavity may
suggest Aldosteronism (very rare), Excessive fluid intake, Diabetes
insipidus - central, Diabetes insipidus - nephrogenic, Renal failure,
Renal tubular necrosis or Severe kidney infection (pyelonephritis).

X-RAY IMPRESSION: Residual pleural effusion, right

Indication: effusion on the right mid-axillary line may be brought about

the presence of water within the pleura spaces thus, it interfers to the
lung expansion leading to the alteration of exchange of gases.

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