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Date

Lab Test
Albumin Alkaline Phosphatase ALT AST Bilirubin (Direct) Bilirubin (total) Bilirubin (Urine)

3.0 g/dL

3.5-5.5 g/dL 686 39-117 U/L 138 U/L 8-36 U/L 84 U/L 10-40 U/L 10.8 mg/dL <0.40 mg/dL 14.3 mg/dL 0.1-1.0 mg/dL 2+ Negative

Patient Results

Normal Range

Ca2+ ClGlucose Glucose (Urine)

8.2 (low) > 13 mg/dL 112 (high) 98-106 mEq /L


481 mg/dL 4+ g/dL 70-110 mg/dL <0.05 g/dL

HCT
HCT %

27.2 (low) 9.0 (low)


8.4 g/dL

Male 42-52% Male 14-18 g/dL


12-15 g/dL

25.1 36-44

HGB
HGB

K+
Lipase Lymphs %

4 3.5-5 mEq/L
294 units/dL 0-160its/dL 11 24-44

MCH MCHC MCV MPV Na+


Platelets

28.6 27-31pg 33.2 33-36 g/dL 86.3 80-95 fL 8.5 7.4-10.4 fL 139 136-145 mEq/L
560,000 100,000-450,000

PlT pO2 arterial RBC


RBC

154 150,000-400,000 93 (low) 96 or greater 3.15 (low) Male 4.7-6.1


2.77 4.0-4.9

RDW
RDW Segs %

15.1 (high) 11-14.5%


17.1 <14.5 84 54-62

WBC
Iron Binding Capacity Total Hepatitis B test Hemoglobin A1C Caruloplasmin

7.1 5,000-10,000
164 mcg/dL 250-420 mcg/dL Negative Negative 8.50% <7.0% 54 mg/dL 27-37 mg/dL

WBC RBC HGB HCT MCH

8,500 45,000-10,000 3.19 Female 4.2-5.4 cells/mcL (decrease) 9.8 Female 12.1-15.1gm/dL (decrease) 29.2 Female 36.1-44.3% (decrease) 30.7 27-31pg/cell

MCV MCHC RDW MVP Plt Neutrophil (percent) Lymphocyte Percent Lymphocyte Absolute Monocyte Percent Monocyte Absolute Basophil Absolute Calcium Sodium Chloride Potassium pCO2 Anion Gap Glucose Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Creatinine Level PTT (Act) PT (sec) INR ESR RBC HGB HCT MCH MCHC RDW Plt COCOCOCO
A1C Anion Gap
B TYPE NATURETIC PEPTIDE

91.4 80-100 femtoliter 33.6 32-36 g/dL 14.7 11.6-14.6% (increase) 7 5.0-15.0 femtoliters 441 150,000-400,000 (increase) 69.2 40-60% 23.5 20-40% 2 1000-4000 6.7 2-8% 0.6 0.2-0.95 0.2 0.01-0.3 8.0 8.5 to 10.5 mg/dl (decrease) 142 136-145 mEq/L 108 98-106 mEq /L 4.1 3.7-5.2 mEq/L 28 35-45 6 3-11mEq/L 122 50-100 6 12-20 per 24 hr. (decrease) 0.42 Female 0.5-1.1mg/dL (decrease) 43.1 25-35 sec 28.1 9.9-13 secs 2.57 0.9-1.2 93 1-20 mm/hr 3.08 4.2-5.2 mm3 8.2 12-15.4 gm/100mL 25.8 38-48% 26.6 27-32 pcgrams 31.7 32-36% 28.0 15-Nov 446 150-400 x1000mm3 17 23-30 mmol/dL Nondiabetic adult/child: 4%-5.9%
16 4 mEq/L

<100 pg/mL
0.5-1 .025-.1

Basophil % Automated Basophil Absolute


BNP BUN CALCIUM

<100 pg/mL
10-20 mg/dL 9.010.5

Calcium Total

9.010.5

CHLORIDE

98-106 mEq/L

Chloride Cholesterol Total Level


CO2

98-106 mEq/L <200 mg/dL


23-30 mEq/L

CO2 Total
CREATINE

23-30 mEq/L
0.6-1.2 mg/dL

Creatine Esinophil % Automated Esinophil Absolute


GLUCOSE HCT

0.6-1.2 mg/dL .05 to .5 .05-.5

45-96 mg/dL
42%-52%

HCT HDL
HgB INR IRON

42%-52% >45 mg/dL


14-18 g/dL 0.8-1.1

80-180 mcg/dL
<130 mg/dL 20-40 1.0-4.0 1.3-2.1 mEq/L Lymphocyte Absolute

LDL Lymphocyte % Automated Magnesium


MCH MCHC MCV

27-31 pg 32-36 g/dL 80-95 fL


.1 to .7 .1-.7 55-70 2.5-8.0
3.5-5.0 mEq/L

Monocyte % Automated Monocyte Absolute Neutrophil % Automated Neutrophil Absolute


POTASSIUM

Potassium Plasma
PT

3.5-5.0 mEq/L

11-12.5 s
60-70 4.7-6.1 11%-14.5%
136-145 mEq/L

PTT Activated RBC RDW


SODIUM

Sodium Level
TRANSFERRIN SATURATION

136-145 mEq/L

20%-50%
40-160 mg/dL <0.03 ng/mL 10-20 mg/dL
5 to 10

Triglycerides Troponin I Urea Nitrogen


WBC

Interpretation
Low. Albumin is synthesized in the liver, so low albumin indicates liver disease. Elevated. Usually an indication of biliary obstruction. Markedly elevated in Cholestasis. Elevated. When liver cells are damaged, the enzyme leaks into the blood stream. Elevated. When liver cells are damaged, the enzyme leaks into the blood stream. Elevated. Indicated disease of heme catabolism and storage/excretion of bilirubin. Elevated. High in liver disease. Elevated. Indicates that problem is with bilirubin excretion rather than uptake or conjugation. Bile tract obstruction is a common cause.

The most common cause are malnutrition, and large volume IV infusions. Hypocholremia rarely occurs alone are usually part of parallel shifts in sodium or bicarbonate levels. Signs include hyperexcitabilit breathing, hypotension and tetany.
Elevated. Indicates Diabetes. Elevated. Indicates excess glucose in blood stream. Decreased. Indicates anemia.

Indicates anemia (less oxygen is carried throughout the body) His pulse oximeter was 93% and consistent with this test. Indicates anemia (less oxygen is carried throughout the body) His pulse oximeter was 93% and consistent with this test.
Decreased. Indicates anemia.

Signs of hypokalemia are related to decreases in contractility of smooth, skeletal and cardiac muscles which result in weakness, p arrhythmias, flattened T waves and prominent U waves.

Elevated due to: Blockage of the bowel, Celiac disease, Cholecystitis (with effects on the pancreas), D Decreased. Indicates left-shift (bacterial infection).

Measure of the average amount of hemoglobin in an RBC. Measure of the average concentration of hemoglobin in one RBC. When you have decreased hemoglobin you will then in turn hav average amount of concentration. Pt. has borderline low MCHC. The MCV is a measure of the average volume or size of a single RBC and is therefore used in classifying anemia. The MPV is a measure of the volume of a large number of platelets determined by an automated analyzer. The normal bone marr maintain a normal platelet count. Adequate Dietary Intake
Elevated. Possible cause is iron deficiency anemia.

Platelet Blood test or Platelet blood count, the higher the platelet count the more likely your blood is to clot, this could indicate that Decreased pO2 because the patient is trying to compensate for his blood pH going up by excessive breathing, holding on to too m causing the blood oxygen level to decrease Indicates anemia (less oxygen is carried throughout the body) His pulse oximeter was 93% and consistent with this test.
Decreased. Indicates anemia. Elevated. Often occurs in liver disease. Elevated. Indicates possible bacterial infection.

Platelet Blood test or Platelet blood count, the higher the platelet count the more likely your blood is to clot, this could indicate that

Indicates infection is absent.


Decreased. Indicates iron deficiency anemia. Patient is negative for Hepatitis B. Elevated. Indicates Diabetes. Elevated. Indicative of biliary cirrhosis.

When WBC is low it indicates infection, stress or inflammation and because C.A. had surgery, it is a marker to how h Indicates anemia (less oxygen being carried throughout the body) and malnutrition from lack of eating (loss of Fe, Cu Indicates anemia (less oxygen is being carried throughout the body), bleeding, malnutrition and nutritional deficiencie Indicates anemia (less oxygen is being carried throughout the body), bleeding, malnutrition and nutritional deficiencie Measure of the average amount of hemoglobin in an RBC.

Reflects the size of RBCs Measure of the average concentration of hemoglobin in one RBC. Indicates mixed population of small and large RBCs; immature RBCs tend to be larger. C. A. could have iron deficie which there is high variation in RBC size along with variation in causing an increase in the RDW. Indicates her platelets are average and healthy in size. The higher the platelet count the more likely your blood is to clot, this could indicate that C.A. is at risk for clot causi prophylactic treatment. Slightly high indicating C.A.s body is under acute stress and/or acute infection and/or trauma. Due to the surgeries C Within range, measuring the amount of stress, infection, trauma the body is under-the immune response. Within range, measuring the amount of stress, infection, trauma the body is under-the immune response.

Used to fight bacterial infections WBC part of immune response Capable of phagocytosis and producing histamine in allergic reactions. Inadequate nutrition, Vitamin D deficiency and decreased intake of calcium Used to detect electrolyte imbalances Used to detect electrolyte imbalances Used to monitor kidney disease, high blood pressure and heart disease. C.A. is blowing off CO2-hyperventilating or analeptics are common causes This test is most commonly performed in patients who present with altered mental status, unknown exposures, acute r unable to be woken up and had respiratory depression on 7/18. C.A. has a slightly elevated glucose, because she has undergone surgery and had anesthesia. Indicate malnutrition (vomiting) and kidney problems Indicate decreased muscle mass. Prolonged time + with prolonged PT = missing of coagulation factors or Herparin use Prolonged time + with prolonged aPPT = missing of coagulation factors or Herparin use Bad if elevated, follow the course of inflammatory diseases, e.g. rheumatic conditions Low values = Anemia: monitor for fatigue, dyspnea, tachycardia, tachypnea Low values = Anemia: monitor for fatigue, dyspnea, tachycardia, tachypnea Low values = Anemia: monitor for fatigue, dyspnea, tachycardia, tachypnea Low value= hypochromic anemia (pale RBC) Iron deficiency MCHC is diminished ("hypochromic") in microcytic anemia Iron Deficiency Anemia: usually presents with high RDW with low MCV Recent hemorrhage due to wound will cause elavation Anemia

4%-5.9%

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