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Name : MRS. SUNITA Age / Gender : 42 Yrs Female
Booking Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:15:55 Sample Collected On : 20/07/2025 08:54:20
Patient ID : 112512187 Received Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:54:22
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Test Name Result Unit Bio.Ref. Interval
CBC
HAEMATOLOGY
HAEMOGLOBIN (Hb) 11.9 g/dL 12.0 - 15.0
PHOTOMETRIC(EDTA)
TLC (Total Leucocyte Count ) 5960 /µL 4000 - 10000
ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE(EDTA)
DIFFERENTIAL LEUCOCYTE COUNT
NEUTROPHILS 56 % 40 - 80
FLUORESCENT FLOW CYTOMETRY
LYMPHOCYTES 39 % 20 - 40
FLUORESCENT FLOW CYTOMETRY
EOSINOPHILS 01 % 01 - 06
FLUORESCENT FLOW CYTOMETRY
MONOCYTES 04 % 02 - 10
FLUORESCENT FLOW CYTOMETRY
BASOPHIL 00 % <02
FLUORESCENT FLOW CYTOMETRY
PLATELET COUNT 1.64 Lacs//µL 1.50 - 4.10
ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE(EDTA)
PCV 38.7 % 36.0 - 46.0
CALCULATED(EDTA)
M C V (Mean Corp Volume) 86.2 fL 83.0 - 101.0
CALCULATED(EDTA)
M C H (Mean Corp Hb) 26.5 pg 27.0 - 32.0
CALCULATED(EDTA)
M C H C (Mean Corp Hb Conc) 30.7 g/dL 31.5 - 34.5
CALCULATED(EDTA)
R B C (Red Blood Cell Count) 4.5 Millions/µL 3.8 - 4.8
ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE(EDTA)
ABSOLUTE NEUTROPHIL COUNT 3337.6 Cells/uL 2000.0 - 7000.0
CALCULATED
ABSOLUTE LYMPHOCYTES COUNT 2324.4 /cmm 1000.0 - 3000.0
CALCULATED
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UHID No.
Name : MRS. SUNITA Age / Gender : 42 Yrs Female
Booking Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:15:55 Sample Collected On : 20/07/2025 08:54:20
Patient ID : 112512187 Received Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:54:22
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Test Name Result Unit Bio.Ref. Interval
ABSOLUTE EOSINOPHIL COUNT 60 /uL 20 - 550
CALCULATED
ABSOLUTE MONOCYTES COUNT 238.4 Cells/uL 200.0 - 1000.0
CALCULATED
ABSOLUTE BASOPHIL COUNT 0.0 Cells/uL 20.0 - 100.0
CALCULATED
RDW- CV 14.7 % 11.6 - 14.0
RDW-SD 51.8 fl 39.0-45.0
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UHID No.
Name : MRS. SUNITA Age / Gender : 42 Yrs Female
Booking Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:15:55 Sample Collected On : 20/07/2025 08:54:20
Patient ID : 112512187 Received Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:54:22
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BIOCHEMISTRY
VIT.D-25OH 16.7 ng/ml
Normal Values :
Deficient <20ng/ml
Insufficient 20- <30 ng/ml
Sufficient 30 - 100 ng/ml
Potential Toxicity >100 ng/ml
SUMMARY AND EXPLANATION:-
1) Cholicalciferol(vitamin D3) is synthesized in the skin from 7 dehydrocholestrol in response to sunlight , some part also comes from diet and
supplements Ergocalciferol(vitamin D2) comes essentially from diet and supplements.
2) Both cholicacierol and Ergocalciferol are converted in liver to 25 OH Vitamin D.
3) 25 OH Vitamin D is considered the best indicator of of Vitamin D nutritional status.
4) Vitamin D toxicity is recognized, but is a rare occurence.
With the advent and easy availability of vitamins and minerals determination of Vitamin D in the circulation has gained considerable scrutiny.
Vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin and plays a significant role in the bone metabolism. Vitamin D is a seco-steroid. With parathyroid hormone
(PTH) and calcitonin it regulates the intestinal absorption of calcium and its final homeostasis. Vitamin D is composed of two isomers; D2 and
D3. D2 is available from dairy products while D3 is synthesized in the skin after exposure to sun light. Vitamin D deficiency has been linked to
many conditions including osteoporosis, rickets, osteomalacia, some cancers and cardiovascular abnormalities. Subject taking Vitamin D
supplements are recommended to monitor their circulating levels to avoid reaching high levels for fear of causing Vitamin D toxicity.
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UHID No.
Name : MRS. SUNITA Age / Gender : 42 Yrs Female
Booking Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:15:55 Sample Collected On : 20/07/2025 08:54:20
Patient ID : 112512187 Received Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:54:22
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ENDOCRINOLOGY(SERUM/PLASMA)
SERUM PROLACTIN LEVEL#
REPORT BY CLIA
Prolactin 9.31 ng/ml Male : 2.1 - 17.7
Method :CLIA Non Pregnant Female: 2.8 -
29.2
Pregnancy: 9.7 - 208.5
Post menopausal Female:
1.8- 20.3
Interpretation:
Causesofincreaesdprolactinconcentrationsincludepituitarytumours,amenorrhoeaand/orgalactorrhoea,primary
hypothyroidism,anorexianervosa,polycysticovariansyndrome,renalfailureandectopicproduction.Womentakingoral
contraceptives or receiving estrogen therapy can have elevated prolactin concentrations.
Sress can falsely elevate prolactin levels. Prolactin levels can vary in person.
Fasting pooled sample testing is recommended.
SERUM B.HCG#
ECLIA
Beta hCG , 2.39 mIU/ml Please refer the table below
serumMethod :ECLA
Note: This test measures both the intact and free beta hCG levels and is suitable for use both as a tumor
marker and for evaluation of pregnant patients.
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UHID No.
Name : MRS. SUNITA Age / Gender : 42 Yrs Female
Booking Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:15:55 Sample Collected On : 20/07/2025 08:54:20
Patient ID : 112512187 Received Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:54:22
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Interpretation:
Men mIU/ml <5.0
Non Pregnant premenopausal Women mIU/ml <5.0
Menopausal women mIU/ml <7.0
Normal ranges during pregnancy
Weeks of Gestation Unit Value
3 mIU/ml 5.8 - 71
4 mIU/ml 9.5 - 750
5 mIU/ml 217 - 7138
6 mIU/ml 158 - 31795
7 mIU/ml 3697 - 163563
8 mIU/ml 35065 - 149571
9 mIU/ml 63803 - 151410
10-11 mIU/ml 46509 - 186977
12-13 mIU/ml 27832 - 210612
14 mIU/ml 13950 - 62530
15 mIU/ml 12039 - 70971
16 mIU/ml 9040 - 56451
17 mIU/ml 8175 - 55868
18 mIU/ml 8099 - 58176
HCG is a Glycoprotein with alpha and beta chains. Beta subunit is specific to hCG. It is largely secreted by
trophoblastic tissue. Small amounts may be secreted by
fetaltissues and by the adult ant pituitary.
hHCG levels are raised in pregnancy, gestational site trophoblastic neoplasia, non gestational trophpoblastic
neoplasia and in mixed germ cell tumors.
Significantly higher than expected levels are seen in multiple pregnancies, erythroblastosis fetalis and Downs
syndrome.
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Name : MRS. SUNITA Age / Gender : 42 Yrs Female
Booking Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:15:55 Sample Collected On : 20/07/2025 08:54:20
Patient ID : 112512187 Received Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:54:22
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Lower than expected levels are indicative of ectopic pregnancy and Intra-uterine fetal death.
The test becomes positive 7-9 days after the midcycle surge that precedes ovulation (time of blastocyst
implantation). Blood levels rise rapidly after this and double every1.4 - 2 days. Peak values are usually seen at 60-
80 days of LMP. The levels then begin to taper and ebb out around the 20th week. These low levels are then
maintained
throughout pregnancy.Doubling time: In intra-uterine pregnancy, serum hCG levels increase by approximately 66%
every 48 hrs
Inappropirately rising serum hCG levels are suggestive of dying or ectopic pregnancy.
High risk molar pregnancies are usually associated with levels in excess of one lac mIU/ml.
'Caution: Spuriously high levels (Phantom hCG) may be seen in presence of heterophilic antibodies (found in some
normal people). If persistently raised levels are seen in anon-pregnant patient with no evidence of other obvious
causes for such an increase a urine hCG assay may help confirm presence of the heterophile antibodies.
TSH (Serum) 3.82 uIU/mL 0.30 - 4.50
CLIA
Comment :
A TSH test measures the amount of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in your blood. TSH is produced by the
pituitary gland and tells the thyroid gland to make and release the hormones thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3).
Your doctor will order test have sings of abnormal thyroid function (hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism).It also used to
monitor treatment of these conditions.
However, those without signs or symptoms of an under active thyroid who have a TSH value over 2.0mlU/L but normal
T4 levels may develop hypothyroidism in the future. This is called sub clinical hypothyroidism ( mildly under reactive
thyroid) or early - stage hypothyroidism. Anyone with a TSH value above this level should be followed very closely by
doctor.
If you are being treated for a thyroid disorder, your TSH level should be between 0.5and 3.0mlU/L.
Normal value range may very slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your
specific test results.
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Name : MRS. SUNITA Age / Gender : 42 Yrs Female
Booking Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:15:55 Sample Collected On : 20/07/2025 08:54:20
Patient ID : 112512187 Received Date Time : 20/07/2025 08:54:22
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Greater than normal levels may indicate:
Congenital hypothyroidism (cretenism)
Exposure to mice (lab workers or veterinarians)
Primary hypothyroidism
Thyroid hormone resistance
TSH - dependent hyperthyroidism
Lower than normal levels may be due to:
Hyperthyroidism TSH deficiency Use of certain mediations (including dopamine agonists, glucocorticoids, somatostain
analogues, and bexarotene.
VITAMIN B12#
REPORT BY CLIA
SERUM VITAMIN B12 210.0 pg/mL 200 - 1100
Vitamin B12 and folate are critical to normal DNA synthesis, which in turn affects erythrocyte maturation.
Vitamin B12 is also necessary for myelin sheath formation and maintenance.
Pernicious anemia is a macrocytic anemia caused by Vitamin B12 deficiency that is due to lack of intrinsic factor.
Low vitamin B12 intake, gastrectomy, disease of the small intestine, malabsorption, and trans - cobalamin deficiency
can also cause Vitamin B12 deficiency.
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