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Pradeep Unnikrishnan   DOB: 11/02/1985  Age: 33Y    Adobe Systems India Private
  Gender: M Limited
7259035947 PID: 683853234 Bangalore Trinity Bangalore ,
Bangalore, Karnataka 560029
Physician: Phone:
Order# Collected Date/Time Reported Date/Time Status
1000325603 16/05/2018  12:30 20/05/2018 02:05 Final Report
PM PM 
 

 
Order Comments

  CBC (INCLUDES DIFF/PLT)

Within Out of Biological Ref
Test Units
Range Range Range
HEMOGLOBIN  14.4   13.2 - 17.1  g/dL 
HEMATOCRIT  45.8   38.5 - 50.0  % 
WHITE BLOOD CELL 6.8   3.8 - 10.8  Thousand/uL 
COUNT 
NEUTROPHILS  56.8   40.0 - 75.0  % 
LYMPHOCYTES  33.9   16.0 - 46.0  % 
MONOCYTES  5.6   0.0 - 12.0  % 
EOSINOPHILS  3.3   0.0 - 7.0  % 
BASOPHILS  0.4   0.0 - 2.0  % 
NUCLEATED RBC  0.0     /100 WBC 
PLATELET COUNT  320   140 - 400  Thousand/uL 
ABSOLUTE 3862   1500 - 7800  cells/uL 
NEUTROPHILS 
ABSOLUTE 2305   850 - 3900  cells/uL 
LYMPHOCYTES 
ABSOLUTE MONOCYTES  381   200 - 950  cells/uL 
ABSOLUTE 224   15 - 550  cells/uL 
EOSINOPHILS 
ABSOLUTE BASOPHILS  27   0 - 200  cells/uL 
RED BLOOD CELL 5.08   4.20 - 5.80  Million/uL 
COUNT 
MCV  90.2   80.0 - 100.0  fL 
MCH  28.4   27.0 - 33.0  pg 
MCHC    31.4   L 32.0 - 36.0  g/dL 
RDW    17.0   H 11.0 - 15.0  % 
MPV    7.1   L 7.5 - 11.5  fL 
MENTZER INDEX  17.76      
METHOD - CALCULATED
The Mentzer index is used to differentiate iron
deficiency
anemia from beta thalassemia trait. If a CBC indicates
microcytic anemia, these are two of the most likely
causes,
  making it necessary to distinguish between them.
If the quotient of the mean corpuscular volume divided
by
the red blood cell count is less than 13, thalassemia is
more likely. If the result is greater than 13, then
iron-deficiency anemia is more likely.
 
**Panel Comments**
CBC (INCLUDES DIFF/PLT)
   METHOD : CELL COUNTER
 

  HEMOGLOBIN A1c PANEL

Within Out of Biological Ref
Test Units
Range Range Range
HEMOGLOBIN A1c    6.1  H < 5.7  % of
total
Hgb 
METHOD : HPLC
  SAMPLE TYPE : WHOLE BLOOD

Hemoglobin A1c (Glycated hemoglobin) is structurally related

to adult hemoglobin (HbA) and has a glucose molecule
attached to it. HbA1c is continuously formed during the 120
day life of red blood cell, and a single measurement of
HbA1c reflects the average blood glucose level during the
preceding 2-3 months. HbA1c of 7% means that 7% of the total
hemoglobin has glucose attached to it.
Criteria
For patients not diagnosed with Diabetes:
* Less than 5.7% - Normal
* 5.7 to 6.4% - Pre Diabetes
  * 6.5% and above - Diabetes
For patients diagnosed with Diabetes:
* American Diabetic Association (ADA) recommends that
for
adequate glucose control a reasonable HbA1c goal for a non
pregnant adult is less than 7%

Note: ADA recommends that individuals with diabetes be
tested at least twice each year for those in good control
and quarterly for those whose diabetes is not
well
controlled or whose therapy has changed.
eAG CALCULATED  128.4   < 140.0  mg/dL 
ADA is recommending the use of a new term in diabetes
management, estimated Average Glucose, or eAG. The eAG
  is a
value calculated from HbA1c and represents an average of
glucose levels over the previous three month period.

  ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE

Within Out of Biological Ref
Test Units
Range Range Range
ERYTHROCYTE 10   1 - 10  mm/hr 
SEDIMENTATION RATE 
METHOD : MODIFIED WESTERGREN
  (AUTOMATED)
SAMPLE TYPE : EDTA WHOLE BLOOD
  URINALYSIS, COMPLETE
Within Out of
Test Biological Ref Range Units
Range Range
COLOR  PALE YELLOW   LIGHT YELLOW -  
DARK YELLOW 
APPEARANCE  CLEAR   CLEAR   
SPECIFIC GRAVITY  <=1.005   1.001 - 1.035   
PH  7.0   5.0 - 8.0   
GLUCOSE  NEGATIVE   NEGATIVE   
BILIRUBIN  NEGATIVE   NEGATIVE   
KETONES  NEGATIVE   NEGATIVE   
OCCULT BLOOD  NEGATIVE   NEGATIVE   
PROTEIN  NEGATIVE   NEGATIVE   
NITRITE  NEGATIVE   NEGATIVE   
LEUKOCYTE ESTERASE  NEGATIVE   NEGATIVE   
WBC  0-5   NONE SEEN - 5  /HPF 
RBC  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN - 3  /HPF 
SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL CELLS  0-5   NONE SEEN - 5  /HPF 
TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIAL NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN - 5  /HPF 
CELLS 
RENAL EPITHELIAL CELLS  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN - 3  /HPF 
BACTERIA  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN  /HPF 
CALCIUM OXALATE CRYSTALS  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN - FEW  /HPF 
TRIPLE PHOSPHATE CRYSTALS  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN - FEW  /HPF 
URIC ACID CRYSTALS  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN - FEW  /HPF 
AMORPHOUS SEDIMENT  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN - FEW  /HPF 
CRYSTALS  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN  /HPF 
HYALINE CAST  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN  /LPF 
GRANULAR CAST  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN  /LPF 
CASTS  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN  /LPF 
YEAST  NONE SEEN   NONE SEEN  /HPF 
 
**Panel Comments**
URINALYSIS, COMPLETE
  METHOD : AUTOMATED REFLECTANCE SPECTROPHOTOMETRY/MICROSCOPIC
SAMPLE TYPE : URINE
This urine was examined microscopically for the 
  presence of WBC, RBC, Bacteria, Casts, and other
formed elements. Only those elements seen were
reported. Specific gravity done by refractive index method.
 

  PERIPHERAL SMEAR, REVIEW

Within Out of
Test Biological Ref Range Units
Range Range
PERIPHERAL SMEAR, REVIEW  RBCs-      
Normocytic
normochromic
predominantly.
WBCs- Within
normal limits.
Platelets-
Adequate on
smear and
normal in
morphology.
No abnormal
cell form seen
in the smear
examined.
COMMENT  Peripheral      
smear shows
normocytic
normochromic
blood picture.
 
**Panel Comments**
PERIPHERAL SMEAR, REVIEW
   METHOD : MICROSCOPIC
 

  ABO GROUP AND RH TYPE

Within Out of Biological
Test Units
Range Range Ref Range
ABO GROUP  A      
RH TYPE  POSITIVE      
METHOD : TUBE
  SAMPLE TYPE : EDTA WHOLE
BLOOD

  CREATININE W/EGFR
Within Out of
Test Biological Ref Range Units
Range Range
CREATININE  1.13   0.50 - 1.40  mg/dL 
METHOD : JAFFE'S
  KINETIC
SAMPLE TYPE : SERUM
GFR ESTIMATED  85   >73  mL/min/1.73m2 
 
**Panel Comments**
CREATININE W/EGFR
GFR is usually accepted as the best overall index of kidney function in health and
disease. Normal GFR varies according to age, sex and body size. In young adults it is
approximately 120-130 ml/min/1.73 m sq and declines with age. A decrease in GFR
precedes the onset of kidney failure; therefore a persistently reduced GFR is a
specific indication of CKD. Below 60 ml/min/1.73 m sq , the prevalence of
complications of CKD increases.
Chronic Kidney Disease - Epidemiology Collaboration (CKD-EPI) is a new equation to
estimate glomerular filtration
   ra
te.The CKD-EPI equation more appropriately
categorizes individuals with respect to long-term clinical risk compared with the
MDRD Study equation, suggesting improved clinical usefulness in  middle-aged
population. A key advantage of CKD-EPI is that there is no upper limit for reporting
eGFR as there is with the MDRD Study equation. The e GFR calculation is valid for
Asians and Caucasions. For people of Africans descent please contact us for modified
eGFR values.
 

  PROTEIN, TOTAL AND ALBUMIN

Within Out of Biological Ref
Test Units
Range Range Range
PROTEIN, TOTAL  7.9   6.0 - 8.5  g/dL 
METHOD : BIURET
  SAMPLE TYPE :
SERUM
ALBUMIN  4.7   3.5 - 5.2  g/dL 
METHOD : BROMOCRESOL
  GREEN
SAMPLE TYPE : SERUM
GLOBULIN  3.2   2.1 - 3.7  g/dL
(calc) 
ALBUMIN/GLOBULIN 1.5   1.0 - 2.1  (calc) 
RATIO 

  AUTOMATED CHEMISTRY
Within Out of Biological Ref
Test Units
Range Range Range
ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE  48   40 - 115  U/L 
METHOD : IFCC/PNPP
  SAMPLE TYPE :
SERUM
BILIRUBIN, DIRECT  0.1   < 0.4  mg/dL 
METHOD : DIAZO
  SAMPLE TYPE :
SERUM
BILIRUBIN, TOTAL  0.6   0.2 - 1.2  mg/dL 
METHOD : DIAZO
  SAMPLE TYPE :
SERUM
UREA NITROGEN (BUN)  13   7 - 25  mg/dL 
METHOD :
  UREASE/GLDH
SAMPLE TYPE : SERUM
CHOLESTEROL, TOTAL    300  H < 200  mg/dL 
METHOD : CHOD-POD
  SAMPLE TYPE :
SERUM
GAMMA GLUTAMYL 36   < 65  U/L 
TRANSFERASE 
METHOD : G-GLUT-3-CARBOXY-4
  NITRO
SAMPLE TYPE : SERUM
ALANINE AMINOTRANSFERASE   50  H 9 - 46  U/L 
(ALT/SGPT) 
METHOD : IFCC WITH
  NAD
SAMPLE TYPE : SERUM
URIC ACID  6.6   4.4 - 7.6  mg/dL 
METHOD : URICASE
  SAMPLE TYPE :
SERUM

  SPECIAL CHEMISTRY
Within Out of Biological Ref
Test Units
Range Range Range
VITAMIN B12    189   L 200 - 1100  pg/mL 
METHOD :
  CHEMILUMINESCENCE
SAMPLE TYPE : SERUM
25 HYDROXY VITAMIN D-   8.9   L 30.0 - 100.0  ng/mL 
TOTAL 
  METHOD : CHEMILUMINESCENCE IMMUNOASSAY
Deficiency : < 20 ng/mL
Insufficiency : 20-30 ng/mL
  Sufficiency : 30-100 ng/mL
Toxicity : > 100 ng/mL
This test measures total Vitamin D (25-OH Vitamin D). In
the
body Vitamin D occurs in two forms: Vitamin D3
(endogenous, animal origin, cholecalciferol) and Vitamin
D2
(exogenous, plant origin, ergocalciferol).
25-OH Vitamin D is a precursor of the active form (1,25
Di-hydroxy Vitamin D) and levels are used to diagnose
either
vitamin D deficiency or excess, which may cause weakness,
bone malformation, or abnormal metabolism of calcium.
  There
is increasing evidence that Vitamin D deficiency may
increase the risk of some cancers, diabetes, immune
disorders, and cardiovascular disease. High levels of 25-
OH
Vitamin D usually reflect excess supplementation.
 Therapy is based on measurement of Total 25-OH Vitamin D,
with levels <20 ng/mL indicative of Vitamin D deficiency,
whereas levels between 30 ng/mL to 100 ng/mL are
considered
normal.
 

ONSITE-EMPLOYEE MALE NON-FASTING PACKAGE

BMI 37
BLOOD 139/85
PRESSURE
Height (in 163
cms)
Weight (in 99
Kg)

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end of report for Pradeep Unnikrishnan, Order No #1000325603, Acc No # 180559097  180559093 
180559095  180559096  180559092  180559094  180559098  180559091 

Dr Anurag Bansal M.D., Associate Director - Medical

 
Date and Time of Order Received in the Lab: 17/05/2018  03:46 PM
 
H - High, L - Low, VH - Very High, VL - Very Low, A - Clinically Abnormal, PA - Panic Abnormal

 
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