SUPPORTING DATA

A. Laboratory Procedures of Patient C

January 05, 2018

1. Complete Blood Count Result

Test Name Result Reference Range Interpretation Analysis

Hemoglobin 120 - 160 g/L Normal Normal

Hematocrit 0.37 – 0.47 L/L Normal Normal

WBC count 5.0 – 10.0 Normal Normal

Differential Count

Neutrophils 50 - 70 % Normal Normal

Lymphocytes 20 – 40 % Normal Normal

Monocytes 0 – 10 % Normal Normal

Eosinophills 0–7% Normal Normal

Basophils 0–1% Normal Normal

RBC Count 4,04 – 5,48 12/L Normal

Platelet Count 150 – 400 9/L Normal Normal

RBC INDICES

MCV 82.72 80 – 100 Normal Normal

MCH 29.04 27 – 31 pg Normal Normal

MCHC 331.10 310 – 360 g/L Normal Normal

RDW-CV 12.00 11 – 16 % Normal Normal

RDW-SD 39.10 35 – 56 % Normal Normal

2. Chemistry

January 05, 2018

SI Unit Interpretation Analysis

Test Name Instrument Result Range Normal Normal

Sodium Dimension EXL mmol/L 136-145 Normal Normal

Potassium Dimension EXL mmol/L 3.5-5.1 Mannitol was given

to the
patient, and
the action
of mannitol
is it inhibits
the
reabsorptio
n of water
and
electrolytes
that
includes
 the
potassium.

So it can make the

potassium
decrease.

Chloride Dimension EXL mmol/L 98-107 Normal Normal

Blood Urea Dimension EXL mmol/L 2.5- 6.4 Normal Normal

Nitrogen

Creatinine Dimension EXL

84.57 mmol/L 43-115.0Normal Normal

SGPT/ALT Dimension EXL 12 - 78 Normal Normal

Clinical Chemistry

January 06, 2018

Analyte Result(S.I.Units) Normal Range

Interpretation Analysis

Potassium 3.37 mmol/L 3.50-5.30 Mannitol was given

to the patient,
and the
action of
mannitol is it
inhibits the
reabsorption
of water and
electrolytes
that includes
the
potassium.

So it can make the

potassium
decrease.
 3. ECG
Minnesota Code:
4-2-0 (II, V6)
5-2-2 (V4)
5-2-1 (V5)
9-4-2 (V4)
Diagnosis Information
800: Sinus Rhythm
621: Negative T (V4,V5)
632: Slight ST-T Abnormality (II,V6)

4. Chemistry ( January 5, 2018 )

Analyte Result (S.I.Units) Normal Range Interpretation Analysis

Creatinine 0.61 mg/dL 0.50-0.90 Normal Normal

Sodium 143.50 mmol/L 135.00-148.00 Normal Normal

Potassium 3.51 mmol/L 3.50-5.30 Normal Normal

( January 6, 2018 )

Analyte Result (S.I.Units) Normal Range Interpretation Analysis

Creatinine 0.72 mg/dL 0.50-0.90 Normal Normal

Sodium 146.60 mmol/L 135.00-148.00 Normal Normal

Potassium 3.51 mmol/L 3.50-5.30 Normal Normal

5. Prothrombin time/partial and activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT)

Test Time Result Reference RangeInterpretation Analysis

Prothrombin Time

Patient 12.80 12.46-15.75 seconds

Normal Normal

Control 13.80 10.5-16.7 seconds

Normal Normal

% Activity 105.00

Activated Partial
Thromboplastin
time

Patient 33.70 28.73-42.71 seconds

Normal Normal

Control 32.50 25.6-39.2 seconds

Normal Normal

6. CT-SCAN REPORT (1-5-18)

No previous study for comparison
Plain CT Scan of the head was done revealing the following findings:

1. Craniotomy defect in the occipital convexity with acute hemorrhages in the

cerebellar and retrocebeller areas as well as in the 4 ventricle, 3rd ventricle,
tentorium, CP angle, basal cisterns and in the interhemispheric fissure.
2. A draining tube is likewise noted traversing obliquely the right superofrontal
lobe with its tip at the ipsilateral posterior lateral ventricle which appears
severely contracted
3. Small air locules are likewise seen in the left frontal horn, 3rd ventricle,
cerebellum and inner left frontal convexity.
4. Post surgical changes in the scalp soft tissues
5. There is no hydrocephalus nor brain herniation
6. No define recent infarct
7. Tympanic cavities and mastoids are well-aerated.
Would recommend follow up studies.