typical_bloodwork

ErinPharm Labco

PATIENT INFORMATION

LABCO DIAGNOSTICS INC. DOBSON, JOHN ORDERING PHYSICIAN

CLIENT SERVICE 800.123.4567

DOB: 03/04/1944

AGE: 63 XYZX, Richard J MD

GENDER: M

SPECIMEN INFORMATION SSN: CLIENT INFORMATION

SPECIMEN: AT876444E ID: A123456 QQHMM

PHONE:

REQUISITION: 1234567 Richard J. XYZX MD

123 MAIN STREET

TOWNVILLE, NY 12345

COLLECTED: 01/02/2006 09:00 EST

RECEIVED: 01/03/2006 00:05 EST

REPORTED: 01/03/2006 15:17 EST

COMMENTS: FST

Test Name

In Range Out of Range

Reference Range

COMPREHENSIVE

METABOLIC PANEL (FASTING)

GLUCOSE

65-99 MG/DL

UREA NITROGEN (BUN)

7-25 MG/DL

CREATININE

1.1

0.5-1.4 MG/DL

BUN/CREATININE RATIO

6-25 (CALC)

SODIUM

141

135-146 MMOL/L

POTASSIUM

4.1

3.5-5.3 MMOL/L

CHLORIDE

100

98-110 MMOL/L

CARBON DIOXIDE

21-23 MMOL/L

CALCIUM

9.5

8.5-10.4 MG/DL

PROTEIN, TOTAL

7.1

6.0-8.3 G/DL

ALBUMIN

4.2

3.2-4.6 G/DL

GLOBULIN

2.9

2.2-4.2 G/DL (CALC)

ALBUMIN/GLOBULIN RATIO 1.4

0.8-2.0 (CALC)

BILIRUBIN, TOTAL

0.4

0.2-1.5 MG/DL

ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE 82

20-125 U/L

AST

2-50 U/L

ALT

2-60 U/L

FIBRINOGEN

306

175-425 MG/DL

CBC (INCLUDES DIFF/PLT)

WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT

8.7

3.8-10.8 THOUS/MCL

RED BLOOD CELL COUNT

5.35

4.20-5.80 MILL/MCL

HEMOGLOBIN

17.3

13.2-17.1 G/DL

HEMATOCRIT

52.2

38.5-50.0%

MCV

97.4

80.0-100.0 FL

MCH

32.4

27.0-33.0 PG

MCHC

33.2

32.0-36.0 G/DL

RDW

12.9

11.0-15.0 %

PLATELET COUNT

205

140-400 THOUS/MCL

ABSOLUTE NEUTROPHILS

3985

1500-7800 CELLS/MCL

ABSOLUTE LYMPHOCYTES 3097

850-3900 CELLS/MCL

ABSOLUTE MONOCYTES

557

200-950 CELLS/MCL

ABSOLUTE EOSINOPHILS

1001

15-500 CELLS/MCL

ABSOLUTE BASOPHILS

0-200 CELLS/MCL

NEUTROPHILS

45.8

LYMPHOCYTES

35.6

MONOCYTES

6.4

EOSINOPHILS

11.5

BASOPHILS

0.7

LIPID PANEL

TRIGLYCERIDES

299 H

<150 MG/DL

CHOLESTEROL, TOTAL

132

<200 MG/DL

HDL CHOLESTEROL

> OR = 40 MG/DL

LDL –CHOLESTEROL

<130 MG/DL (CALC)

CHOL/HDLC RATIO

3.3

<5.0 (CALC)

C-REACTIVE PROTEIN

<0.10

<0.80 MG/DL

HOMOCYSTEINE

CARDIOVASCULAR

7.2

<11.4 MICROMOL/L

PSA, TOTAL

2.0

< OR = 4.0 NG/ML

PSA VALUES FROM DIFFERENT ASSAY METHODS CANNOT BE USED INTERCHANGEABLY.

THIS ASSAY WAS PERFORMED USING THE BAYER CHEMILUMINESCENT METHOD.

URINALYSIS, COMPLETE

COLOR

RED

YELLOW

APPEARANCE

CLEAR

SPECIFIC GRAVITY

< OR EQUAL to 1.005

1.001-1.035

6.5

5.0-8.0

GLUCOSE

NEGATIVE

BILIRUBIN

NEGATIVE

KETONES

NEGATIVE

OCCULT BLOOD

NEGATIVE

PROTEIN

TRACE

NEGATIVE

NITRITE

NEGATIVE

LEUKOCYTE ESTERASE

NEGATIVE

WBC

0-5

< OR + 5 /HPF

RBC

0-5

< OR = 5 /HPF

SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL

CELLS NONE SEEN

< OR = 5 /HPF

BACTERIA

NONE SEEN

NONE SEEN /HPF

HYALINE CAST

NONE SEEN

NONE SEEN /HPF

COMMENTS

FEW MUCOUS THREADS

LIST OF RESULTS PRINTED IN THE OUT OF RANGE COLUMN

HEMOGLOBIN

17.3

13.2-17.1 G/DL

HEMATOCRIT

52.2

38.5-50.0%

ABSOLUTE EOSINOPHILS

1001

15-500 CELLS/MCL

TRIGLYCERIDES

299 H

<150 MG/DL

COLOR

RED

YELLOW

OCCULT BLOOD

NEGATIVE

PROTEIN

TRACE

NEGATIVE

REPORT STATUS FINAL

This is a hypothetical blood work and urinalysis for a 63 yr. old man who reported to his physician with blood in his urine. The patient is taking a statin and fish oils. The purpose of this example is to illustrate where to find a LIPID PANEL on a blood work and urinalysis sheet.

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I welcome comment, dialog, and debate.

A full guide to understanding the interpretation of blood values

Triglycerides Conversion:

from mg/dL to mmol/L: multiply by (x) 0.01129

from mmol/L to mg/dL: multiply by (x) 88.6.

Total Cholesterol, HDL-cholesterol, VLDL-cholesterol Conversion:

from mg/dL to mmol/L: multiply by (x) 0.02586

mmol/L to mg/dL: multiply by (x) 38.7

LDL-cholesterol is a calculated value, derived from the Friedwald formula, in which Total cholesterol = HDL-cholesterol + LDL-cholesterol + VLDL-cholesterol.

Thus: LDL-cholesterol = total cholesterol - HDL-cholesterol - 1/5 triglycerides.

Since VLDL-cholesterol is mainly triglycerides then a VLDL (very low density lipoprotein) value is recorded as one-fifth that of the triglyceride level measured.

Note Conversion factors depend on the molecular weight of the substance measured.

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