Date Lab Test Actual Normal Values Intepretation Nursing

Result Responsibility
11/02/10 • Hematology
• Hemoglobin 93 g/L 127 – 183 g/L Low: Hemoglobin decreases Check
Mass in various anemias, severe puncture site
or prolonged hemorrhage, for signs of
and with excessive fluid bleeding
0.28 0.37 – 0.54 Low: Hematocrit decreases
• Hematocrit in severe anemias, and Secure site for
acute massive blood loss possible
23.3 x109/L 4.5 – 10 x109/L High: increased leukocyte infection
• Leukocyte count count may determine
bacterial or viral infection
0.4 0.5 – 0.7 Low: Segmenters decrease
• Diff. Count: • with bacterial infections
Segmenters Normal
0.39 0.20 – 0.40
High: Increased level of
• 0.08 0.0 – 0.07
monocytes may determine
• Diff. Count:
chronic inflammation
Lymphocytes
High: Increased eosinophils
• Diff. Count: 0.13 0.00 – 0.05
level may indicate chronic
Monocytes infection
High: Increased Platelet
733 x109/L 150 – 400 x109/L
count is seen in many
• Diff. Count: inflammatory disorders
Eosinophils

14.1 11 – 15 sec Normal

• Platelet 36.3 22 – 45 sec Normal

• Coagulation Decrease in MCV and MCH

53 82 – 92 fl
Studies results in microcytic anemia
18 28 – 32 pg
caused by a chronic disease
• PTT 34 32 – 38%
• Activated PTT
• Chronic inflammatory
• Indices 25 0 – 10 mm/hr
diseases increase ESR.
• MCV
 • MCH
• MCHC
•
• RBC Morphology
• ESR (children)
11/14/10 • Hematology
• Hemoglobin 91g/L 127 – 183 g/L Low: Hemoglobin decreases Check
in various anemias, severe puncture site
or prolonged hemorrhage, for signs of
and with excessive fluid bleeding
• Hematocrit 0.28 0.37 – 0.54 Low: Hematocrit decreases
in severe anemias, and Secure site for
acute massive blood loss possible
• Leukocyte count 24.3 x109/L 4.5 – 10 x109/L High: increased leukocyte infection
count may determine
bacterial or viral infection
• Diff.Ct.: 0.39 0.5 – 0.7 Low: Segmenters decrease
Segmenters with bacterial infections
0.43 0.2 – 0.4 High: Increased Leukocyte
•
count may be caused by
• Diff. Ct.:
bacterial infections
Lymphocytes
0.18 0.0 – 0.07 High: Increased level of
monocytes may determine
chronic inflammation
• Diff. Ct: High: Increased Platelet
749 x109/L 150 – 400 x109/L
Monocytes count is seen in many
inflammatory disorders
• Platelet Chronic inflammatory
45 0 – 10 mm/hr
diseases increase ESR.

• RBC Morphology
ESR (children)

11/20/10 • Hematology
• Hemoglobin 88 g/L 127 – 183 g/L Low: Hemoglobin decreases Check
Mass in various anemias, severe puncture site
or prolonged hemorrhage, for signs of
 and with excessive fluid bleeding
0.28 0.37 – 0.54 Low: Hematocrit decreases
• Hematocrit in severe anemias, and Secure site for
acute massive blood loss possible
18.8 x109/L 4.5 – 10 x109/L High: increased leukocyte infection
• Leukocyte count count may determine
bacterial or viral infection
0.22 0.5 – 0.7 Low: Segmenters decrease
• Diff. Count: with bacterial infections
Segmenters 0.52 0.20 – 0.40 High: Increased Leukocyte
• count may be caused by
• Diff. Count: bacterial infections
Lymphocytes 0.09 0.0 – 0.07 High: Increased level of
monocytes may determine
chronic inflammation
High: Increased eosinophils
• Diff. Count: 0.17 0.00 – 0.05
level may indicate chronic
Monocytes
infection
150 – 400 x109/L High: Increased Platelet
773 x109/L
count is seen in many
• Diff. Count:
inflammatory disorders
Eosinophils

82 – 92 fl Decrease in MCV and MCH

• Platelet 54
28 – 32 pg results in microcytic anemia
17
32 – 38% caused by a chronic disease
31

Indices Chronic inflammatory

MCV 28 0 – 10 mm/hr
diseases increase ESR
MCH
MCHC

• RBC Morphology
ESR (children)

11/21/10 • Hematology
• Hemoglobin 108 g/L 127 – 183 g/L Low: Hemoglobin decreases Check
 • in various anemias, severe puncture site
• or prolonged hemorrhage, for signs of
• and with excessive fluid bleeding
• Hematocrit 0.33 0.37 – 0.54 Low: Hematocrit decreases
in severe anemias, and Secure site for
acute massive blood loss possible
infection
Indices
MCV 59 82 – 92 fl Decrease in MCV and MCH
MCH 18 28 – 32 pg results in microcytic anemia
MCHC 31 32 – 38% caused by a chronic disease
11/24/10 • Hematology
• Hemoglobin 100 g/L 127 – 183 g/L Low: Hemoglobin decreases Check
Mass in various anemias, severe puncture site
or prolonged hemorrhage, for signs of
and with excessive fluid bleeding
0.32 0.37 – 0.54 Low: Hematocrit decreases
• Hematocrit in severe anemias, and Secure site for
acute massive blood loss possible
12.7 x109/L 4.5 – 10 x109/L High: increased leukocyte infection
• Leukocyte count count may determine
bacterial or viral infection
0.5 0.5 – 0.7 Normal
• Diff. Count: 0.45 High: Increased Leukocyte
0.20 – 0.40
Segmenters count may be caused by
• Diff. Count: bacterial infections
Lymphocytes 0.05 Normal
0.0 – 0.07
894 x109/L High: Increased Platelet
150 – 400 x109/L
count is seen in many
• Diff. Count: inflammatory disorders
Monocytes
• Platelet
57 Decrease in MCV and MCH
82 – 92 fl
17 results in microcytic anemia
28 – 32 pg
30 caused by a chronic disease
32 – 38%
Indices
MCV 20 Chronic inflammatory
0 – 10 mm/hr
MCH diseases increase ESR
 MCHC

• RBC Morphology
ESR (children)

12/22/10 • Hematology
• Hemoglobin 108 g/L 127 – 183 g/L Low: Hemoglobin decreases Check
Mass in various anemias, severe puncture site
or prolonged hemorrhage, for signs of
and with excessive fluid bleeding
0.34 0.37 – 0.54 Low: Hematocrit decreases
• Hematocrit in severe anemias, and Secure site for
acute massive blood loss possible
17.2 x109/L 4.5 – 10 x109/L High: increased leukocyte infection
• Leukocyte count count may determine
bacterial or viral infection
0.44 0.5 – 0.7 Low: Segmenters decrease
• Diff. Count: with bacterial infections
Segmenters 0.5 0.20 – 0.40 High: Increased Leukocyte
count may be caused by
•
bacterial infections
• Diff. Count:
0.02 Normal
Lymphocytes 0.0 – 0.07
0.04 Normal
0.05
High: Increased Platelet
• Diff. Count: 894 x109/L
150 – 400 x109/L count is seen in many
Monocytes inflammatory disorders
• Diff. Count:
Eosinophils
•
• Platelet 63 Decrease in MCV and MCH
82 – 92 fl
20 results in microcytic anemia
28 – 32 pg
32 caused by a chronic disease
32 – 38%

Indices
MCV
MCH
MCHC