Patient ID : 2404058102 Registered On : 12/04/2024,11:27 AM

Patient Name : MRS. CHARUSHEELA KUMBHARE Collected On : 12/04/2024,12:27 PM

Age : 55 Yrs Reported On : 12/04/2024,02:34 PM
Gender : FEMALE Sample ID
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*240405810
Sample Collected At : Vijay gajanan pawar
Complete Blood Count (CBC),Haemogram - 3PART
Test Name Result Unit Biological Reference Interval
Haemoglobin 13.3 g/dL 12.0-15.0
Method:-colorimetric method
RBC Count 5.91 mill/cumm 4.2 - 5.4
Method:-Impedance method
Low levels cause anemia and are associated fatigue.
PCV/HCT 47.50 % 37.0 - 47.0
Method :- Calculated
Percent of whole blood that is comprised of red blood cells.
MCV 80.4 fL 78 - 100
Method :- Calculated
The MCV shows the size of the RBCs.
MCH 22.5 pg 27.0 - 31.0
Method :- Calculated
The MCH value is the amount of hbin an average RBCs
MCHC 28.0 gm/dL 32.0 - 36.0
Method :- Calculated
The MCHC measures the concentration of hb in an average RBCs.
RDW 16.0 % 11.5 - 15.0
Method :- Calculated
Total WBC count 12100 /Cumm 4000-10500
Method :- Impedance method
Low levels associated with risk of infection. High levels indicates possible infection
Neutrophile 63 % 40-75
Method :- Impedance method
These cells provide primary defense against bacterial infection.
Lymphocyte 30 % 20-40
Method :- Light Microscopic
Determine specificity of immune response to infectious microorganisms & other foreign substances
Eosinophil 02 % 0-6
Method :- Light Microscopic
Cells that kill parasites and contribute to allergic reactions
Monocyte 05 % 2-10
Method :- Light Microscopic
Cells that release histamines during allergic reactions.

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Dr. Roshan Shaikh
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MBBS MD Pathology
Consultant Pathologist
 Patient ID : 2404058102 Registered On : 12/04/2024,11:27 AM
Patient Name : MRS. CHARUSHEELA KUMBHARE Collected On : 12/04/2024,12:27 PM
Age : 55 Yrs Reported On : 12/04/2024,02:34 PM
Gender : FEMALE Sample ID
Ref. By Doctor : SELF For Authenticity Scan QR Code
*240405810
Sample Collected At : Vijay gajanan pawar
Complete Blood Count (CBC),Haemogram - 3PART
Test Name Result Unit Biological Reference Interval
Basophil 00 % 0-2
Method :- Light Microscopic
Absolute Neutrophil Count 7623 / cumm 1500-8000
Method :- Calculated
Absolute Lymphocyte Count 3630 / cumm 800-4000
Method :- Calculated
Absolute Eosinophil Count 242 / cumm 30-350
Method :- Calculated
Absolute Monocyte Count 605 / cumm 200-800
Method :- Calculated
Absolute Basophil Count 0.00 / cumm 0 - 300
Method :- Calculated
Platelets Count 327 10^3/uL 150- 450
MPV 10.1 fL 9.0-13.0
PDW 15.2 fL
Platelets on Smear Adequate On Smear
Platelet Morphology Adequate On Smear
RBC Morphology Normochromic,Normocytic
WBC Morphology Lymphocytosis
Note Kindly Correlate Clinically
CBC is used as a screening tool in the diagnosis or monitoring of many diseases. RBCs, WBCs, and platelets are produced in the bone marrow
and released into the peripheral blood. The primary function of the RBC is to deliver oxygen to tissues. WBCs are key components of the
immune system. Platelets play a vital role in blood clotting.Abnormal cell cour I counter results are confirmed by peripheral blood smear
examination by trained pathologist.

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MBBS MD Pathology
Consultant Pathologist
 Patient ID : 2404058102 Registered On : 12/04/2024,11:27 AM
Patient Name : MRS. CHARUSHEELA KUMBHARE Collected On : 12/04/2024,12:28 PM
Age : 55 Yrs Reported On : 12/04/2024,02:34 PM
Gender : FEMALE Sample ID
Ref. By Doctor : SELF For Authenticity Scan QR Code
*240405810
Sample Collected At : Vijay gajanan pawar
LIPID PROFILE
Test Name Result Unit Biological Reference Interval
LIPID PROFILE
Total Cholesterol 154 mg/dL Desirable < 200
Borderline:>200-<240
Undesirable:>240
HDL-Cholesterol, Direct 44.8 mg/dL Adult male : 35.3-79.5
Adult Female : 42-88
Serum Triglyceride 131.9 mg/dL Normal : < 161 mg/dl
High : 161-199 mg/dl
Hypertriglyceridemic : 200-499
mg/dl
Very High : >499 mg/dl
LDL- Cholesterol, Calculated 83.2 mg/dL <100 - optimal
100 - 129 near/above normal
130 - 159 borderline high
160 - 189 high
>189 very high
VLDL Cholesterol 26 mg/dL Desirable <40
Non-HDL Cholesterol 109.2 mg /dL Desirable: <130
Borderline high: 139-159
High: 160-189
Very high: >=190
Total Cholesterol/HDL Ratio 3.4 Ratio 3.5 - 5.0
LDL Chol./HDL Chol. RATIO 1.86 Ratio 1.5 - 3.0

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MBBS MD Pathology
Consultant Pathologist
 Patient ID : 2404058102 Registered On : 12/04/2024,11:27 AM
Patient Name : MRS. CHARUSHEELA KUMBHARE Collected On : 12/04/2024,12:28 PM
Age : 55 Yrs Reported On : 12/04/2024,02:34 PM
Gender : FEMALE Sample ID
Ref. By Doctor : SELF For Authenticity Scan QR Code
*240405810
Sample Collected At : Vijay gajanan pawar
LIPID PROFILE
Test Name Result Unit Biological Reference Interval

NOTE

Measurements in the same patient can show physiological & analytical variations. Three serial samples 1 week apart are recommended for
Total Cholesterol, Triglycerides, HDL & LDL Cholesterol.

Lipid Association of India (LAI) recommends screening of all adults above the age of 20 years for Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease
(ASCVD) risk factors especially lipid profile. This should be done earlier if there is family history of premature heart disease, dyslipidemia,
obesity or other risk factors

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MBBS MD Pathology
Consultant Pathologist
 Patient ID : 2404058102 Registered On : 12/04/2024,11:27 AM
Patient Name : MRS. CHARUSHEELA KUMBHARE Collected On : 12/04/2024,12:25 PM
Age : 55 Yrs Reported On : 12/04/2024,02:34 PM
Gender : FEMALE Sample ID
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*240405810
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Glucose - PLBS
Test Name Result Unit Biological Reference Interval
Blood Glucose Post Prandial 221.6 mg/dL 70-140
CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE : When we eat food the pancreas (an organ that sits between the stomach and the spine) goes to work releasing
enzymes that help to break down food andhormones that help the body handle the influx of glucose. One of these hormones is insulin and it
plays a key role in managing glucose levels in the blood. And here is where things can go wrong. If the pancreas doesn?t make enough
insulin ?or stops making it altogether in the case of type 1 diabetes ?glucose levels in the blood can rise too high. Another scenario is that the
pancreas makes enough insulin but the cells have trouble using it properly ausing blood glucose levels to rise. This is called insulin
resistance and is the hallmark of type 2 diabetes. In the short term high blood glucose levels can make you feel downright bad. Thirst
frequent trips to the bathroom fatigue and weight loss are all symptoms of high blood glucose (hyperglycemia). If not treated more serious
issues can occur such as diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). Chronic high blood glucose levels can lead to complications such as heart kidney and
eye disease as well as nerve damage. So its all about the blood glucose

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MBBS MD Pathology
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 Patient ID : 2404058102 Registered On : 12/04/2024,11:27 AM
Patient Name : MRS. CHARUSHEELA KUMBHARE Collected On : 12/04/2024,12:27 PM
Age : 55 Yrs Reported On : 12/04/2024,02:34 PM
Gender : FEMALE Sample ID
Ref. By Doctor : SELF For Authenticity Scan QR Code
*240405810
Sample Collected At : Vijay gajanan pawar
Glucose - Fasting
Test Name Result Unit Biological Reference Interval
Fasting Blood Sugar 124.2 mg/dL 70 - 110
Method : Glucose Oxidase Peroxidase (GOD/POD)

CINICAL SIGNIFICANCE :
Fasting blood sugar is a simple, common blood test to diagnose prediabetes, diabetes or gestational diabetes. Before the test, you shouldn't
have anything to eat or drink (except water) for 8 to 12 hours.

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Results relate only to the sample as received. Kindly correlate with clinical condition
Note : If the test results are alarming or unexpected, Client is advised to contact the Physician immediately for possible remedial action.

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Dr. Roshan Shaikh
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MBBS MD Pathology
Consultant Pathologist