1. The document provides reference values and observations for numerous blood tests used to analyze complete blood count, kidney function, lipid profile, liver function, electrolytes, and other markers.
2. Many tests require fasting for accurate results, such as fasting blood sugar, lipid profile, and kidney function tests.
3. Abnormal results outside the reference ranges provided may indicate conditions such as anemia, diabetes, kidney or liver disease, inflammation, or infection. Follow-up tests or medical advice would be needed.
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Blood Test Report Normal Values Observation Complete Blood Count (CBC)
1. The document provides reference values and observations for numerous blood tests used to analyze complete blood count, kidney function, lipid profile, liver function, electrolytes, and other markers.
2. Many tests require fasting for accurate results, such as fasting blood sugar, lipid profile, and kidney function tests.
3. Abnormal results outside the reference ranges provided may indicate conditions such as anemia, diabetes, kidney or liver disease, inflammation, or infection. Follow-up tests or medical advice would be needed.
1. The document provides reference values and observations for numerous blood tests used to analyze complete blood count, kidney function, lipid profile, liver function, electrolytes, and other markers.
2. Many tests require fasting for accurate results, such as fasting blood sugar, lipid profile, and kidney function tests.
3. Abnormal results outside the reference ranges provided may indicate conditions such as anemia, diabetes, kidney or liver disease, inflammation, or infection. Follow-up tests or medical advice would be needed.
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Blood Test Report Normal Values Observation Complete Blood Count (CBC)
1. The document provides reference values and observations for numerous blood tests used to analyze complete blood count, kidney function, lipid profile, liver function, electrolytes, and other markers.
2. Many tests require fasting for accurate results, such as fasting blood sugar, lipid profile, and kidney function tests.
3. Abnormal results outside the reference ranges provided may indicate conditions such as anemia, diabetes, kidney or liver disease, inflammation, or infection. Follow-up tests or medical advice would be needed.
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Blood Test Report
Fasting Normal values Observation Complete Blood Count (CBC) Fasting not essential RBC (Erythrocytes) No M-4.5-6.4 F-4.0-5.4 Mil. / c. mm If less: anemia Haemoglobin No M-14-18 F-12-16.4 Gm / 100 ml
PCV (RBC) No M-42-52 F-37-47 % MCV (Mean corpucells volume) No 78-94 Fl. Cu Type of anemia MCH No 27-32 MCHC No 32-38 Gms/dl %
WBV (Leucocytes) No 4000- 11000 Per c. mm If less-susceptibility to infection If very high in Lacs- Leukemia Differential WBC count No % Neutrophils 60-75 If more-acute infection Lymphocytes 20-30 If more-chronic infection Monocytes 2-8 If more-T.B. Typhoid, urinary infection Esoinophils 1-6 If more-allergy, cough, cold, asthma, and worms. Basophils 0-1 Led poisoning, Leukemia Abnormal cells
Platelets No 150000- 450000 Cu. Mm If less-bleeding disorder, dengue, Peripheral smear No Morphology of: RBC No Normochromic /Hypochromic / Anisocytosis Observation Normal / Anaemia /size of RBC differs WBC No Blood Parasites No MP, Filaria Reticulocytes No 0.5-1.5 / 0.2-2.2 If more-anemia Color Index No 0.85-1.15
In bacterial infection with fever, WBC count goes up. E.g. Tonsillitis, sinusitis, bronchitis, Pneumonia, appendicitis, urinary infection ---12000-25000 WBC, In Typhoid & viral infection WBC may be normal.
2 Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) Mini mum 8 hrs M-0-15 F-0-20 Mm at end of 1 hour >80-90:Chronic disease, TB If ESR of a patient under treatment shows decline trend, it indicates success of treatment. In Pregnancy ESR exceeds 40-50, ESR >40 needs close scrutiny. Do not drink water during 10-12 hours before blood test.
Fasting Blood Sugar 10-12 hours Normal <120 Mg/dl Border line diabetes 120-140 Mg/dl Diabetes Established diabetes >140 Mg/dl Thyroid
Post Prandial (PP) Blood Sugar 2 hours after lunch Normal <120 Mg/dl Border line diabetes 120-140 Mg/dl Diabetes Established diabetes >140 Mg/dl Thyroid
Blood-Glucose Level Maximum Value Glucose level is maximum 1 hour after meals. Normal <160 Border line diabetes 160-180 Established diabetes >200
Blood sugar method: Glucose Oxidase
Glycosylated Haemoglobin Glucose level in last 3 months i.e. life cycle of RBC 10-12 hours 6.1 ---8.6 % 4.2 6.2 Best control 5.5---- 6.8 Good Control 6.8 ----7.6 O K Control >7.6 Poor control
Kidney Tests 8 hours
Blood Urea 0-40 Mg/dl Acute & chronic Renal failure BUN-Blood Urea Nitrogen 0-18 Mg/dl Serum Uric acid 3-5.7 If moreGout Serum Creatinine 0.5 1.4 Mg/dl RF >18 Renal failure Routine urine for albumin Nil to trace 24 hours albumin in the urine 150 Mg/24 hours Proteins in urine
3 Lipid Profile 14-16 Hours Mgs/dl 100 ml
S. Cholesterol 150-250 S. HDL M-30-60 F- 40-70
S. LDL 60-160 S.VLDL 3-35 S. Triglycerides 60-150 Total Cholesterol / HDL <4.5
Liver Function Tests 12 hrs Serum Bilirubin 0.2 1 Mg/ 100 ml If more-J aundice SGOT 8-40 Units/ ml
Increases 6-8 hrs after heart attack. Becomes normal in 4 days after heart attack. SGPT 5-35 -do- Alkaline Phosphatase 60-170 -do- If more-liver, cancer J aundice, Bone problems. Gamma GT 8-37 -do- Serum Mayo globlin 6-90 nano grm Increases 2 hrs after HA. >500 Troponin (card test done in 5 min) Increases 2 hrs after HA CPK-MB Increases 4 hrs after HA. Remains high for 48 hrs. Normal after 3-4 days. LDH (enzyme) Remains high for 7 days.
Homosystain 12 hrs If more, arteries have become rigid / lost elasticity.
PH Test +/- 6.5 Acidic condition of blood
R A Factor Test 10 If +Rheumatoid Arthritis
Serum Electrolytes S. Sodium 135-145 M Eq / L If less: nausea, disorder of muscles / If more-water is retained in body S. Potassium 3.5 5.5 M Eq / L Weakness of muscles If more-heart disease If less-blood circulation problem S. Chlorides 96-106 M Eq / L If more-RF, If less- Diarrhea S. Magnesium If less-heart ailments, bones, teeth & 4 muscles weakness S. Calcium 9-10.6 Mg / dl If less-osteoporosis, epilepsy S. Phosphorus 2.5-4.8 Mg / dl If less-osteoporosis, epilepsy, loss of weight S. Amylase 9.50 Pancreas functioning, no diagnosis of severe abdomen pain S. Acid Phosphates 1-4 KA units Orthopedic problem, metabolic disorder Prostatis fraction 0-0.8 KA units If more-prostate gland disorder S. Proteins total 6-8 Gms % If more-Liver Albumin 3.5 to 5.6 Gms % If less-TB, malnutrition If more-Liver syrosis Globulin 1.3 to 3.2 Gms % ARF-CRF variation
Widal test 10 Typhoid fever Salmonella typhi O 1:80 & above Salmonella typhi H 1:120 & above Salmonella paratyphi A H Salmonella paratyphi B H