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Complete Blood Count

A commonly used abbreviation in medicine that stands

for complete blood count, a set values of the cellular (formed

elements) of blood. These measurements are generally determined

by specially designed machines that analyze the different

components of blood in less than a minute.

PURPOSE: This test is given to the patient to determine any

abnormalities in her blood components and to diagnose and treat

problems with the blood cells.

Date: 02/25/12

TEST RESULT NORMAL VALUES INTERPRETATION

WBC 7.6 K/UL 4.0-11.0 Normal

Hemoglobin 5.8 L 11.5-16.5 Decreased

Hematocrit 15.8 L 37-47 Decreased

Platelet 287 K/UL 150-400 Normal

LEUKOCYTE FORMULA

Lymphocyte 20 20-45 NormalMonocyte 8 0-10 Normal

Neutrophils 68 40-75 Normal

Eosinophils 3 0-6 Normal

Basophils 1 0-1 Normal

Interpretation:

The decreased in hemoglobin and hematocrit develops from

decreased renal synthesis of erythropoietin, the hormone

responsible for bone marrow stimulation for red blood cell (RBC)production because of chronic kidney disease.

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BLOOD CHEMISTRY

Blood chemistry is the chemical composition of the blood.

The levels of various substances in the blood can provide clues

to a patients condition. Routine blood work to check bloodchemistry is often a part of a diagnostic work-up, with the

blood being analyzed to check for specific elements which could

contribute clues to the diagnosis.

PURPOSE: Since the patients condition should be observed and

monitored this diagnostic test is needed to know or identify any

clues to the patients condition. Checking the blood components

would help in rolling out the diagnosis of the patient.

TEST NORMAL

VALUES

02/25/12 SIG. 02/26/12 SIG. 03/02/12 SIG. 03/03/12 SIG.

Sodium 135-

148mmol/L

112.2 Decreased 114.3 Decreased 120.2 Decreased 120.2 Decreased

Potassium 3.5-5.3

mmol/L

6.14 Increased 5.23 Increased 4.34 Normal 4.34 Normal

Interpretation:

There is a decrease in sodium because of excess water or

fluid in the body, diluting the normal amount of sodium, which

is due to kidney failure.

There is an increase in potassium level because of the

decrease in GFR due to the inability of the kidney to excrete.

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RBS Monitoring

Blood glucose monitoring is a way of testing the

concentration of glucose in the blood.

PURPOSE: Blood glucose monitoring reveals individual patterns of

blood glucose changes, and helps in the planning of meals,

activities, and at what time of day to take medications. Also,

testing allows for quick response to high blood sugar

hyperglycemia or low blood sugar hypoglycemia.

Date Time Result Significance

02/25/12 6:00 pm 175 mg/dL Increased02/26/12 12:00 am 134 mg/dL Increased

02/27/12 12:00 am 118 mg/dL Increased

6:00 am 110 mg/dL Normal

12:00 pm 155 mg/dL Increased

6:00 pm 166 mg/dL Increased

02/28/12 12:00 am 108 mg/dL Normal

6:00 am 130 mg/dL Increased

12:00 pm 175 mg/dL Increased

6:00 pm 240 mg/dL Increased

02/29/12 12:00 am 77 mg/dL Normal

6:00 am 90 mg/dL Normal12:00 pm 129 mg/dL Increased

6:00 pm 176 mg/dL Increased

O3/01/12 12:00 am 96 mg/dL Normal

6:00 am 97 mg/dL Normal

Interpretation:

The increase in blood sugar indicates that the patient is

having a high concentrated glucose in the blood, which is due to

diabetes mellitus.

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