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INVESTIGATION

S
1. BLOOD EXAMINATION
Parameter On 30/05/24 On 31/05/24 Ref. range (× 10 ^3/
( × 10^3 /ul) (× 10^3/ul) ul)

WBC count 24.72 25.23 4 – 12

Lymphocytes 1.6. (6.6%) 1.56 0.8 – 7 (20-60%)

Neutrophils 21.17 (87%) 21.96 2-8 (50-70%)

Monocytes 1.6 (6.3%) 1.66 0.12- 1.2(3-12%)

Eosinophil 0.01 (0.0%) 0.02 0.02-0.8 (0.5-5%)

Basophil 0.02 (0.1%) 0.03 0- 0.10 (0.0-1%)


Paramenter 0n 30/05/24 On 31 /05/24 Ref. Range
(×10^3/ul)

RBC count 4.26×10^6 /ul 4.28 × 10^6 /ul 3.5-5.2 ×10^6/ul

Hb 12.1g/dl 12.2 g/dl 12-16 g/dl

MCV 86.3 fl 86.7 fl 80-100 fl

MCH 28.5pg 28.5 pg 27-34 pg

MCHC 33 g/ dl 32.8 g/dl 31-37 g/ dl


REPORT
 Leukocytosis
 Neutrophilia
2. URINE EXAMINATION
Physics examination Value Ref.

Color Yellow Pale yellow

Appearance Turbid Clear

pH 5 4.6-8

Sp gravity 1.015 1.003-1.035

Chemical examination
Proteins Trace Nil

Ketone bodies +++ Negative

Microscopic examination
Pus cells 4-8 0-5/hpf

RBC Nil Nil

Epithelial cells 2-4 0-8/hpf


Causes of Ketone bodies in urine :
• Diabetic ketoacidosis
• Starvation
• Ketogenic diet : high fat, low
carbohydrate diet.

Causes of pus cells in urine :


• UTI
• Interstitial nephritis
• Stones
• High fever
3.SEROLOGICAL
INVESTIGATIONS
Investigations Report

CRP Positive (2.4 mg/dl)

Malaria Ag Negative

Widal test Negative

Dengue(card test) Negative

Scrub typhus Negative


Inference : CRP is raised

Causes of raised CRP:


• Bacterial infection
• Sepsis
• Pneumonia
• Chronic inflammatory disorder :
Rheumatoid arthritis, IBD
4. CSF EXAMINATION
 Glucose – 65 /124 mg/dl ( csf glucose against
plasma glucose )
<50% ( >50 mg/dl)
 Protein – 118.3 mg/dl ( 20-45mg /dl)
 Cells – 20 cells ( 100% lymphocytes)
 CSF culture : negative
Parameters Value Normal range Seen in

Cells 20 cells <5 cells Meningitis

DLC 100% lymphocytes >75% lymphocytes Partially treated


bacterialmeningitis
Viral meningitis
Tuberculous
meningitis

Glucose 65 mg/dl >50 (or 75% serum -


(>50% serum glucose)
glucose)
Protein 118.3 mg/dl 20-45 mg/dl Meningitis ( Acute
bacterial , partially
treated , Viral,
tuberculous
Contraindications for Lumbar puncture
 Evidence of increased ICP ( other than a bulging fontanelle) such as
3rd or 6th CN palsy with a depressed level of consciousness or the
Cushing reflex.
 Severe cardiopulmonary compromise requiring prompt resuscitative
measures for shock.
 Infection of skin overlying the site of the LP.
 Thrombocytopenia is a relative contraindication for LP.

Indications for repeat CSF :


 ln all patients with meningitis from Gram negative bacilli .
 In patients infected caused by a Beta lactam resistant S. Pneumonia .
5. X- RAY ABDOMEN

Showing:
 Gaseous abdomen
6. BLOOD CULTURE
 No growth of organisms observed after 48 hrs of aerobic incubation
at 37°C.
 Comment - sterile
7. ULTRASOUND ABDOMEN
 Bowel loops appear dilated , loose fecal matter seen inside it ,
muscle wall appears thickened and shows increased echogenicity.
 Conclusion : bowel pathology /?? Obstruction..
SUMMARY
 Leukocytosis is seen .( neutrophilia)
 CRP is raised .
 Urine examination showing turbid appearance , pus cells 4-8 ,ketone
bodies +++.
 CSF examination showing increased protein , cells -20 ( 100%
lymphocytes .
 Abdomen Xray showing gaseous abdomen.
 USG- dilated bowel loops with fecal matter.

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