COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT RESULT FORM

TEST NAME RESULT REFERENCE RANGE

Hemoglobin 160 140-180 g/L
Hematocrit 0.49 0.40-0.54 L/L
WBC Count 9.64 5.0-10.0^10 9/L
Differential Count
Neutrophils 59 50-70%
Lymphocytes 32 20-40%
Monocytes 7 0-10%
Eosinophils 2 0-7%
Basophils 0
0-1%
Total 100

RBC Count 5.30 4.69-6.13 10^12/L

Platelet Count 309 150-400 10^9/L
RBC Indices
MCV 91.80 80-100 fL
MCH 30.10 27-31 pg
MCHC 328.00 310-360 g/L
RDW-CV 13.50 11-16%
RDW-SD 43.50 35-56 fL
MPV 7.90 6.5-12 fL

 A complete blood count (CBC) is a blood test used to evaluate your overall

health and detect a wide range of disorders, including anemia, infection and

leukemia. Abnormal increases or decreases in cell counts as revealed in a

complete blood count may indicate that you have an underlying medical condition

that calls for further evaluation.

Interpretations: Normal Findings

 URINALYSIS

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

Colour: STRAW
Appearance: CLEAR

CHEMICAL EXAMINATION

Specific Gravity: 1.015

Leukocyte Esterase: NEGATIVE
Nitrites: NEGATIVE
Protein: NEGATIVE

Glucose: NEGATIVE
Ketones: NEGATIVE
Urobilinogen: NORMAL
Bilirubin: NEGATIVE
Erythrocyte: NEGATIVE

MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION

RESULT
Pus Cells 0-2
Red Blood Cells NONE
Yeast NONE
Bacteria OCCASSIONAL
Epithelial Cells RARE
Mucus Threads RARE
Amorphous materials RARE

CRYSTAL

RESULT
Uric Acid NONE
Calcium oxalate NONE
Triple Phosphate NONE

CAST
RESULT
Fine granular NONE
Coarse granular NONE
Hyaline NONE
Waxy NONE

Indication:
 Urinalysis serves as a basic screening procedure. It assesses hydration status as well as

certain substances that indicate infections. It is a group of tests that evaluates the kidneys’
ability to selectively excrete and reabsorb substances while maintaining proper water

balance. The results provide valuable information regarding the overall health of the

patient and their response to disease and treatment

Interpretations: A small number of bacteria may be found in the urine of many

healthy people. This is usually considered to be harmless. However, a certain level of

bacteria can mean that the bladder, urethra, or kidneys are infected.
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SI Unit Conventional Unit

TEST NAME INSTRUMENT RESULT UNIT RANGE RESULT UNIT RANGE

Sodium AU480 142.77 mmol/ 1.36-
L 1.45
Potassium AU480 4.01 mmol/ 3.5-5.1
L
Chloride AU480 100.44 mmol/ 98-107
L
Glucose,FBS AU480 5.38 mmol/ 4.1-5.9 96.94 mg/dL 74-106
L
HDL AU480 1.01 mmol/ 1.03- 39.00 mg/dL 40-60
Cholesterol L 1.55
LDL AU480 4.66 mmol/ <2.6 179.92 mg/dL <100
Cholesterol L
Triglycerides AU480 1.63 mmol/ <1.70 144.25 mg/dL <150
L
Total AU480 6.43 mmol/ <5.2 248.26 mg/dL <200
Cholesterol L
BUN AU480 5.84 mmol/ 2.8-7.2 35.04 mg/dL 17-42
L
Creatinine AU480 84.11 mmol/ 64-104 0.95 mg/dL 0.72-
L 1.18
SGOT/AST AU480 84.75 U/L <50
SGPT/ALT AU480 132.33 U/L <50

Indication:

This is to measures blood levels of several areas or part of the blood.

Interpretation: LDL stands for low-density lipoproteins. It is sometimes called the "bad"

cholesterol because a high LDL level leads to a buildup of cholesterol in your arteries.

Normal LDL should only be less than 2.6 mmol/L. 4.66 mmol/L is considered as having high

levels of LDL in the blood. Elavated LDL may lead to heart disease if untreated. Total blood

Cholesterol is a measure of LDL cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, and other lipid components. 6.43 mmol/L

is also considered as high level of total cholesterol in the blood. Elevations of cholesterol are

associated with conditions caused by an inherited defect in lipoprotein metabolism, liver disease,

kidney disease, or a disorder of the endocrine system.