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    The urine test results for a 32-year-old female patient named Mrs. Sangeetha P. showed the following: - Urine was pale yellow in color, clear in clarity, with a pH of 5.50 and specific gravity of 1.01200. - Tests for albumin, glucose, ketone bodies and urobilinogen were negative. - Microscopic examination found 1-2 red blood cells, white blood cells, and epithelial cells per high power field, along with 46.0 bacteria per high power field.

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    The urine test results for a 32-year-old female patient named Mrs. Sangeetha P. showed the following: - Urine was pale yellow in color, clear in clarity, with a pH of 5.50 and specific gravity of 1.01200. - Tests for albumin, glucose, ketone bodies and urobilinogen were negative. - Microscopic examination found 1-2 red blood cells, white blood cells, and epithelial cells per high power field, along with 46.0 bacteria per high power field.

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    The urine test results for a 32-year-old female patient named Mrs. Sangeetha P. showed the following: - Urine was pale yellow in color, clear in clarity, with a pH of 5.50 and specific gravity of 1.01200. - Tests for albumin, glucose, ketone bodies and urobilinogen were negative. - Microscopic examination found 1-2 red blood cells, white blood cells, and epithelial cells per high power field, along with 46.0 bacteria per high power field.

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    ST.

    JOHN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL


    ST. JOHN'S NATIONAL ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
    Sarjapur Road, Koramangala, Bangalore-560034
    Ph: +91-80-22065000; Fax: +91-80-23550070

    LABORATORY SERVICES REPORT


    CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
    Patient Name : MRS. SANGEETHA P . IP / OP No : 0 / 4793492
    : Ordered Loc : Cardiology Gender : Female
    Referred By : Dr. Varghese Kiron Age : 32 Y
    Class : OPD Collected Dt : 16/11/2022 2:31 pm
    : Received Dt : 16/11/2022 2:49 pm
    Vch No : 28917215 Reported Dt : 16/11/2022 3:15 pm
    Biological Reference
    Test Description Value Method Unit
    Intervals

    Sample No : 2210287462 Sample Type : URINE

    Urine Routine Chemical and Microscopy

    Routine : Flowcytometry/ Microscopic


    Examination
    Colour : Pale yellow Visual Inspection Pale Yellow
    Clarity : Clear Visual Inspection Clear
    pH : 5.50 pH Indicator 4.6000 - 8.0000
    Specific Gravity (SG) : 1.01200 pKa Change 1.0050 - 1.0350
    Albumin : Negative pH Error Indicator Nil
    Glucose : Negative Glucose Oxidase Nil
    Ketone Bodies : Negative Nitroprusside Reaction
    Urobilinogen : normal Erlich Reaction

    Microscopy : Flowcytometry/ Microscopic


    Examination
    RBC : 1.0 Flowcytometry/ Microscopic 0.0000 - 3.0000 /hpf
    Examination
    WBC : 1 Flowcytometry/ Microscopic 0.0000 - 5.0000 /hpf
    Examination
    Epithelial Cells : 1 Flowcytometry/ Microscopic /hpf
    Examination
    Bacteria : 46.0 /hpf

    Special Reference Range :

    Component : Gender : Ref. Range :


    Ketone Bodies Female Negative
    Urobilinogen Female Normal
    Bile Pigment Female Negative
    Blood/ Hemoglobin Female Negative
    Leucocyte Female Negative
    Nitrite Female Negative
    Casts Female Occasional hyaline cast/ lpf

    --- End Of Report ---


    Verified By . Ms. Jinu M J PATHOLOGIST
    Authorised By: P Dr. Meghana
    Printed By : SSSL on 16-11-2022 15:15:56

    Disclaimer :
    1. This is an electronically generated report.
    2. The results are valid only for this particular sample received at the specified time and have to be clinically correlated for
    interpretation.
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