Examinations Patient’s Normal Value Indication

Result
BLOOD EXAM
RBC 4.4 x Patient’s RBC level is normal but may
1,000,000/mm3 deplete when the aneurysm ruptures,
Male: 4.3- leading to bleeding inside the body.
5.9 million/mm3 This procedure is done to evaluate
Female: 3.5- anaemia, identify bleeding risks and
5.5 million/mm3 hints or determine if there is bleeding
into the space between the brain and
surrounding tissues.
Hemoglobin 12.0 g/dL The test may be used to screen for,
diagnose, or monitor a number of
conditions and diseases that affect red
13.5 to 17.5 grams
blood cells (RBCs) and/or the amount
per deciliter
of haemoglobin in blood. Low
haemoglobin count signifies poor or
depleting oxygen supply in the brain.
WBC 6.2 x Patient’s WBC count is within normal
1000/mm3 range. The procedure is done to help
4.5 to 11.1 x diagnose an infection or monitor an
1000/mm3 inflammatory process and other
diseases that affect the number
of WBCs.
Platelets 250 X 109/L Patient’s platelet count is within
normal range. Platelets help prevent
excessive bleeding and used as part of
the workup of a bleeding disorder.
150 to 400 × 109/L
when the platelet count falls below
10,000 platelets per microliter, this
may indicate the occurrence of
dangerous internal bleeding.
URINALYSIS
Appearance Clear Clear urine may be attributed to the
patient having a history of diabetes.
People with diabetes often have
excessive thirst and feel the need to
Clear urinate frequently. This excess
urination is from the kidneys trying to
get rid of extra sugar and liquid,
resulting to the elimination of clear
urine.
Color Dark yellow Pale yellow to deep Urine naturally has
amber some yellow pigments called urobilin
or urochrome. The darker urine is, the
more concentrated it tends to be. Dark
 urine is most commonly due to
dehydration. However, it may be an
indicator that excess, unusual, or
potentially dangerous waste products
are circulating in the body.
pH The patient’s pH level is within
normal range. Monitoring the urine
5.0 4.5–8.0
pH may be helpful in preventing the
formation of kidney stones.
Protein +II protein excretion mg/dL (100
mg/dL) is considered normal. Protein
is normally found in the blood but
Less than 150 problems in the kidneys may cause the
+II
mg/day. protein to leak into the urine. While a
small amount is normal, a large
amount of protein in urine may
indicate kidney disease.
Sp. Gravity Patient’s specific gravity is within
normal range. Urine’s specific gravity
1.005 1.003–1.032
provides information on the kidney's
ability to concentrate urine.
Glucose A +II result is equivalent to 500
mg/dL, which is relatively high. This
typically occurs due
+II 0 to 15 mg/dL
to high blood sugar levels and is a
common symptom among both type 1
diabetes and type 2 diabetes.
Casts No casts were in patient’s urine.
0–5 Casts found in the urine may give
None hyaline casts per clues as to which disorder is affecting
(LPF) the kidney and determine the
associated kidney diseases.
WBC Cells are not normally found in the
urine. The presence of leukocytes may
1–2 0-5 WBCs per HPF
indicate inflammation in
the urinary tract or kidneys.. 
RBC There should be no blood found in the
urine. Presence of RBC is a sign of an
0–1  4 RBC/HPF underlying health issue, such as an
infection or irritation of the tissues of
the urinary tract.
FECALYSIS
Color Dark brown Medium to dark Normal. The stool contains a pigment
brown called bilirubin, which forms when
red blood cells break down, resulting
to medium to dark brown colored
 feces.
Consistency Stool that is passed in one single piece
or a few smaller pieces is typically
Soft-formed Soft to firm
considered to be a sign of a healthy
bowel. 
Occult blood Occult blood test reveals negative
result. The fecal occult blood test
(FOBT) is used to find blood in the
feces, or stool. Blood in the stool may
Negative 2 to 3 mg/gm
be a sign of colorectal cancer or other
problems, such as ulcers or polyps.
These are growths that develop on the
inner wall of the colon and rectum.
Ova & O&P reveals no ova or parasite
parasites detected in patient’s stool. Parasites
can live in the digestive system and
None seen None
cause infections of the digestive
system (gastrointestinal (GI)
infections)
OTHERS
GCS 13 15 Scores of GCS 13 to 15 correspond to
mild closed head injury. The Glasgow
Coma Scale (GCS) scoring system is
used to describe the level of
consciousness and is used to help
gauge the severity of an acute brain
injury.
Computed leaking Basilar Normal CT scan of A brain aneurysm can leak or rupture,
Tomography Aneurism the brain reveals no causing bleeding into the brain. Most
tumors, blood clots, often a ruptured brain aneurysm
fractures, or other occurs in the space between the brain
abnormalities in the and the thin tissues covering the brain.
images.  CT scan uses strong magnetic fields
and radio waves to produce detailed
images of your brain. It is usually the
first test used to determine if there is
bleeding in the brain.