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    The laboratory reports provide results of tests performed on 2/24/15. The clinical chemistry report shows slightly decreased HBA1c levels, normal creatinine and electrolyte levels, and indicates diabetes is controlled. The urinalysis was normal. The hematology report shows increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate, indicating presence of inflammation. The complete blood count was normal except for a decreased MPV and increased eosinophil levels, suggesting risk for bleeding and possible allergy.

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    The laboratory reports provide results of tests performed on 2/24/15. The clinical chemistry report shows slightly decreased HBA1c levels, normal creatinine and electrolyte levels, and indicates diabetes is controlled. The urinalysis was normal. The hematology report shows increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate, indicating presence of inflammation. The complete blood count was normal except for a decreased MPV and increased eosinophil levels, suggesting risk for bleeding and possible allergy.

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    LABORATORY REPORTS

    CLINICAL CHEMISTRY REPORT


    2/24/15
    TEST
    HBA1C (IFCC- NEW
    METHOD)
    HBA1C (DCCT- OLD
    METHOD)
    CREATININE
    SGPT-ALT
    SODIUM (SERUM)
    POTASSIUM

    RESULT
    2.7

    REFERENCE
    2.9- 4.2

    UNIT
    %

    4.6

    4.8- 4.9

    1.1
    29
    140.0
    3.9

    0.6- 1.5
    5.0- 50.0
    134- 148
    3.3- 5.3

    MG/DL
    U/L
    MMOL/L
    MMOL/L

    TEST
    HBA1C- NEW METHOD
    HBA1C OLD METHOD

    SIGNIFICANCE
    Decreased
    Decreased

    INTERPRETATION
    Diabetes (Controlled)
    Diabetes (Controlled)

    URINALYSIS REPORT
    2/24/15
    FULLY AUTOMATED ROUTINE
    URINALYSIS

    RESULT

    UNCENTRIFUGED SPECIMEN

    Physical Characteristics
    Color
    Transparency
    pH
    Specific Gravity
    Chemical Characteristics
    Protein
    Glucose
    Ketone
    Urobilinogen
    Leukocytes
    Blood/ Hb
    Bilirubin
    Nitrite
    Microscopic Findings
    Red Blood Cell
    White Blood Cell
    Bacteria
    Squamous Epithelial Cell
    Cast

    YELLOW
    CLEAR
    6.0
    1.020

    SI
    REFERENCE
    RANGE

    UNIT

    5- 6
    1.003- 1.035
    Random

    NEGATIVE
    NEGATIVE
    NEGATIVE
    NORMAL
    NEGATIVE
    NEGATIVE
    NEGATIVE
    NEGATIVE

    Negative
    Negative
    Negative
    Up to 2
    Negative
    Negative
    Negative
    Negative

    mg/dL
    mg/dL
    mg/dL
    mg/dL
    wbc/L
    rbc/L
    mg/dL

    5
    2
    22
    3
    0

    0- 11
    0- 11
    0- 111
    0- 11
    0- 1

    /L
    /L
    /L
    /L
    /L

    LABORATORY REPORTS

    HEMATOLOGY REPORT
    2/24/15
    ERYTHROCYTE
    SEDIMENTATION RATE
    Erthrocyte Sedimentation Rate
    TEST
    Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate

    RESU
    LT
    13

    REFERENCE

    UNIT

    0-10

    mm/hr

    SIGNIFICANCE
    Increased

    INTERPRETATION
    Presence of inflammation

    2/24/15
    Examination
    Specimen

    HEMOGLUCOSETEST OR CBS (GLUCOSTIX STRIPS)


    BLOOD

    REPORT
    109 mg/dL

    HEMATOLOGY REPORT
    2/24/15
    COMPLETE BLOOD
    COUNT
    Blood Count
    WHITE BLOOD CELLS
    RED BLOOD CELLS
    HEMOGLOBIN
    HEMATOCRIT
    PLATELET
    Blood Indices
    MCV
    MCH
    MCHC
    RDW
    PDW
    MPV
    Relative Differential Count
    Neutrophils (%)
    Lymphocytes (%)
    Monocytes (%)
    Eosinophils (%)

    RESULT

    REFERENCE

    UNIT

    8.49
    4.99
    15.2
    44.0
    272

    4.8- 10.8
    4.7- 6.1
    14.0- 18.0
    42.0- 52.0
    130-400

    103/uL
    106/uL
    g/dL
    %
    103/uL

    88.1
    30.5
    34.7
    12.0
    51.1
    7.2

    80- 94
    27.0- 31.0
    33.0- 37.0
    11-16
    25-65
    7.2-11.1

    fL
    pg
    g/dL
    %
    %
    fL

    47.8
    33.2
    4.5
    10.8

    40193.40.0-

    74
    48
    9.0
    7.0

    %
    %
    %
    %

    LABORATORY REPORTS
    Basophils (%)
    LUC (%)
    Absolute Differential Count
    Neutrophils (#)
    Lymphocytes (#)
    Monocytes (#)
    Eosinophils (#)
    Basophils (#)
    LUC (#)

    MPV
    Eosinophils (%)
    Eosinophils (#)

    1.0
    2.6

    0.0- 1.5
    0.0- 4.0

    %
    %

    4.06
    2.82
    0.38
    0.92
    0.08
    0.22

    1.9- 8.0
    0.9- 5.2
    0.16- 1.0
    0.0- 0.8
    0.0- 0.2
    0.0- 0.4

    103/uL
    103/uL
    103/uL
    103/uL
    103/uL
    103/uL

    SIGNIFICANCE
    Decreased
    Increased
    Increased

    INTERPRETATION
    Risk for Bleeding
    Allergy
    Allergy

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