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    Mr. Jaswinder Singh, a 56-year-old male, had a complete blood count and renal function test done on December 12, 2022. The summary of the results are as follows: His hemoglobin, total leukocyte count, absolute neutrophil count, absolute lymphocyte count, absolute monocyte count and platelet counts were abnormally low. His renal function tests showed elevated blood urea and normal serum creatinine, sodium, potassium and chloride levels. The interpretation is that he has signs of anemia and low white blood cell count, which could indicate a medical issue affecting his blood cells and bone marrow. His kidney function appears normal based on the renal function tests.

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    Mr. Jaswinder Singh, a 56-year-old male, had a complete blood count and renal function test done on December 12, 2022. The summary of the results are as follows: His hemoglobin, total leukocyte count, absolute neutrophil count, absolute lymphocyte count, absolute monocyte count and platelet counts were abnormally low. His renal function tests showed elevated blood urea and normal serum creatinine, sodium, potassium and chloride levels. The interpretation is that he has signs of anemia and low white blood cell count, which could indicate a medical issue affecting his blood cells and bone marrow. His kidney function appears normal based on the renal function tests.

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    Mr. Jaswinder Singh, a 56-year-old male, had a complete blood count and renal function test done on December 12, 2022. The summary of the results are as follows: His hemoglobin, total leukocyte count, absolute neutrophil count, absolute lymphocyte count, absolute monocyte count and platelet counts were abnormally low. His renal function tests showed elevated blood urea and normal serum creatinine, sodium, potassium and chloride levels. The interpretation is that he has signs of anemia and low white blood cell count, which could indicate a medical issue affecting his blood cells and bone marrow. His kidney function appears normal based on the renal function tests.

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    Mr. Jaswinder Singh, a 56-year-old male, had a complete blood count and renal function test done on December 12, 2022. The summary of the results are as follows: His hemoglobin, total leukocyte count, absolute neutrophil count, absolute lymphocyte count, absolute monocyte count and platelet counts were abnormally low. His renal function tests showed elevated blood urea and normal serum creatinine, sodium, potassium and chloride levels. The interpretation is that he has signs of anemia and low white blood cell count, which could indicate a medical issue affecting his blood cells and bone marrow. His kidney function appears normal based on the renal function tests.

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    Pateint Name : Mr.

    JASWINDER SINGH Reg Date : 12-12-2022 10:01:46 AM

    Age : 56 Collection Date : 12-12-2022 10:01:46 AM

    Sex : Male Report Date : 12-12-2022 10:55:42 AM

    Ref. By Dr. : Self Printed Date : 12-12-2022 11:41:24 AM

    COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT


    TEST RESULT UNITS NORMAL RANGE
    HEAMOGLOBIN 8.4 gm% Male 12-16

    TLC 1.1 /CUM 4.0-10.0

    Neutrophils 24.9 % 40-75

    Lymphocytes 65.5 % 20-40

    Monocytes 9.6 % 02-10

    Basophils 00 % 0-2

    Abs Neutrophil Count 0.27 thous/cumm 1-8

    Abs Lympholyte count 0.72 thous/cumm 0.90-4.90

    Abs. Monocyte count 0.11 thous/cumm 0.01-1.00

    Total Platelets Count 24 thous/cumm 140-450

    RBC 3.17 x 10^6/ul 4.00-5.50

    PCV/HCT 24.5 % 35-54

    MCV 77.5 fl 80-100

    MCH 25.3 picogram 27-32

    MCHC 32.6 gm/dl 33-38

    RDW-SD 40.2 fl 35.3-56.0

    RDW-CV 13.8 % 11.6-16.0

    PDW 8.8 fl 9.4-18.0

    MPV 9.1 fl 8.5-12.4

    PCT 0.000 % 0.170-0.280


    Pateint Name : Mr. JASWINDER SINGH Reg Date : 12-12-2022 10:01:46 AM

    Age : 56 Collection Date : 12-12-2022 10:01:46 AM

    Sex : Male Report Date : 12-12-2022 10:55:42 AM

    Ref. By Dr. : Self Printed Date : 12-12-2022 11:41:24 AM

    RENAL FUNCTION TEST


    TEST RESULT UNITS NORMAL RANGE
    S.Uric Acid 6.24 mg% 3.0-7.0

    B.UREA 33.1 mg/dl 10 - 45

    SERUM CREATININE 0.87 mg/dl Male- 0.6 -1.5

    SODIUM(Na+) 135.1 mmol/L 135-150

    POTASSIUM(K+) 3.83 mmol/L 3.5-5.5

    INTERPRETATION
    Ureais the nitrogen-containing end product of protein catabolism. States associated with elevated levels of urea in blood are referred to as
    hyperuremia or azotemia. Parallel determination of urea and creatinine is performed to differentiate between pre-renal and post-renal azotemia.
    Pre-renal azotemia, caused by e.g dehydration, increased protein catabolism, reference range. In post renal azotemias, caused by the obstruction
    of the urinary tract, both urea and creatinine levels rise, but creatinine in a smaller extent. In renal diseases, urea concentrations are elevated
    when the glomerular filtration rate is markedly reduced and when the protein intake is higher than 200 gm/day.Creatinineis a waste product
    excreted by the kidneys mainly by glomerular filtration. The concentration of Creatinine in plasma of a healthy individual is a fairly constant,
    independent from water intake, exercise and rate of urine production. Therefore increased plasma. The creatinine clearance enables a quite good
    estimation of the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) which allows better detection of kidney diseases and monitoring of renal function. For this
    purpose creatinine is measured simultaneously in serum and urine collected over a defined time period.Sodium is the major component of the
    cations of the extra cellular fluid. It is largely associated with chloride and bicarbonate in regulation of acid base balance. Increased sodium levels
    occur in cushingsyndrome,head injury with water depletion.Hyponatremia occurs in burns,exudative skin lesions, massive sweating , addisons
    disease, diabetes ketoacidosis , prolonged vomiting and diarrhoea. Potassiumis the principal cation of the intra cellular fluid. It plays important
    role in maintenanceof acid base balance.It is essential for several important metabolic reactions catalyzed by enzymes.It is very important
    constituent of the extra cellular fluid because it influences muscle activity notably the cardiac muscle. Hyperkalemia is observed in renal failure,
    advanced dehydration,shock, addisons disease. Hypokalemia is seen in gastrointestinal loses , chronic wasting disease with malnutrition,metabolic
    alkalosis, Cushing syndrome,heart failure. Chloride is must important anion in serum. Serum concentration of chloride behave parallel to sodium
    levels and reciprocally to bicarbonate. Increased chloride values occur in dehydration, metabolic acidosis related with prolonged diarrhoea and
    bicarbonate loss, renal insuffciences and endocrinological disorders as reduced or increased adrenal function. Decreased values are observed in
    metabolic acidosis with increased production of organic acids, salt nephritis and excessive sweating.
    Pateint Name : Mr. JASWINDER SINGH Reg Date : 12-12-2022 10:01:46 AM

    Age : 56 Collection Date : 12-12-2022 10:01:46 AM

    Sex : Male Report Date : 12-12-2022 10:55:42 AM

    Ref. By Dr. : Self Printed Date : 12-12-2022 11:41:24 AM

    **End Of Report**

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