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The patient report for Mr. Manoj Kumar, a 28-year-old male, includes a complete blood count showing elevated hemoglobin and white blood cell count, indicating possible inflammation or infection. Biochemistry tests reveal elevated SGPT levels, suggesting liver function concerns, and a C-reactive protein level of 10.15 mg/L, indicating inflammation. Immunology tests for typhoid show negative results, and vitamin B12 levels are within normal range.

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The patient report for Mr. Manoj Kumar, a 28-year-old male, includes a complete blood count showing elevated hemoglobin and white blood cell count, indicating possible inflammation or infection. Biochemistry tests reveal elevated SGPT levels, suggesting liver function concerns, and a C-reactive protein level of 10.15 mg/L, indicating inflammation. Immunology tests for typhoid show negative results, and vitamin B12 levels are within normal range.

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PATIENT TEST REPORT

Patient Name : MR. MANOJ KUMAR Registered On : 05-03-2025 06:27PM


Lab No. : JPB1518653 Collected On : 05-03-2025 06:50PM
Age/Gender : 28 YEARS / MALE Authorized On : 05-03-2025 07:13PM
Ref. Doctor : DR SUNITA SHARMA Printed On : 05-03-2025 07:13PM
Date of Birth : Barcode : *JPB1518653*
Passport No :
LIS Number : 2301518653
Case Number :

Client Name : RGHS 46 Page 3 of 8

HAEMATOLOGY
HAEMOGRAM (CBC)
Parameter Value Unit Biological Reference Range
COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT
Haemoglobin (HB) 17.60 g/dl 13-17
R.B.C Total 6.16 10^6/uL 4.5-5.5
Haematocrit (HCT) 53.50 % 40-50
Mean Corpuscular Volume(MCV) 86.90 fL 83-101
Mean Corpuscular 28.60 pg 27-32
Hemoglobin(MCH)
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin 32.90 g/dl 31.5-34.5
Concentration(MCHC)
RDW-CV 15.20 % 11-14
W.B.C Total 13.21 10^3/uL 4-10
Neutrophils.. 72.00 % 55-75
Lymphocyte.. 21.00 % 20-45
Eosinophils.. 2.00 % 1-6
Monocyte.. 5.00 % 1-8
Basophils.. 0.00 % 0-1
Neutrolphils(Abs) 9.51 10^3/uL 2.0-7.0
Lymphocytes (Abs) 2.77 10^3/uL 0.8-4.0
Eosinophils (Abs) 0.26 10^3/uL 0.02-0.5
TOTAL PLATELET COUNT 185 10^3/uL 150-410
RBC,WBC, Platelet-Electrical Impedance, HB-Colorimetric non cyn, HCT-RBC Pulse height detection, MCV, MCH, MCHC & RDW-CV-Calculated and DLC-Flowcytometry with whole blo

Dr. G.N. Gupta Dr.Nidhi P.Chanchlani Dr. Syeda Firdos Jamil


M.D. Pathology DNB Pathology DNB Pathology
RMC NO: 005841/12949 RMC NO:023892/25547 RMC NO. 33899/20345
PATIENT TEST REPORT
Patient Name : MR. MANOJ KUMAR Registered On : 05-03-2025 06:27PM
Lab No. : JPB1518653 Collected On : 05-03-2025 06:50PM
Age/Gender : 28 YEARS / MALE Authorized On : 05-03-2025 07:08PM
Ref. Doctor : DR SUNITA SHARMA Printed On : 05-03-2025 07:08PM
Date of Birth : Barcode : *JPB1518653*
Passport No :
LIS Number : 1101518653
Case Number :

Client Name : RGHS 46 Page 4 of 8

BIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Value Unit Biological Reference Range
C. Reactive Proteins 10.15 mg/L <5
Method: Imminoturbimetric with Serum
Clinical Information :
C-reactive protein (CRP) is one of the most sensitive acute-phase reactants. Plasma CRP levels can increase dramatically (100- fold or more) after severe trauma,
bacterial infection, inflammation, surgery, or neoplastic proliferation. Measurement of CRP is used to assess activity of inflammatory disease,to detect infections after
surgery, to detect transplant rejection, and to monitor these inflammatory processes.
Blood Glucose Random 86.30 mg/dL 70-160
Method: Hexokinase with plasma fluoride

Dr. G.N. Gupta Dr.Nidhi P.Chanchlani Dr. Syeda Firdos Jamil


M.D. Pathology DNB Pathology DNB Pathology
RMC NO: 005841/12949 RMC NO:023892/25547 RMC NO. 33899/20345
PATIENT TEST REPORT
Patient Name : MR. MANOJ KUMAR Registered On : 05-03-2025 06:27PM
Lab No. : JPB1518653 Collected On : 05-03-2025 06:50PM
Age/Gender : 28 YEARS / MALE Authorized On : 05-03-2025 07:08PM
Ref. Doctor : DR SUNITA SHARMA Printed On : 05-03-2025 07:08PM
Date of Birth : Barcode : *JPB1518653*
Passport No :
LIS Number : 1101518653
Case Number :

Client Name : RGHS 46 Page 5 of 8

BIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Value Unit Biological Reference Range
LIVER FUNCTION TEST
SGOT 37.30 U/L <50
New born: 25-75
Infant: 15-60
SGPT 69.10 U/L <50
New born/Infant: 13-45
SGOT/SGPT RATIO 0.54 U/mL
ALK-Phosphatase 109.00 U/L 30-120
Bilirubin Total 0.91 mg/dL Adults: 0.3-1.2
Children
(0-1 day): 1.4-8.7
(1-2 days) : 3.4-11.5
(3-5 days) 1.5-12
Bilirubin Direct 0.16 mg/dL 0-0.20
Bilirubin Indirect 0.75 mg/dL 0.12-1
Total Protein 8.00 g/dl Adults: 6.6-8.3
Children ( 1-18 Years): 5.7-8.0
New born (1-30 days) : 4.1-6.3
Albumin 4.69 g/dl Adults: 3.5-5.2
Newborn(0-4 days) : 2.8-4.4
Globulin 3.31 gm/dL 1.5-3.5
A/G Ratio 1.42 1.5-2.5

Dr. G.N. Gupta Dr.Nidhi P.Chanchlani Dr. Syeda Firdos Jamil


M.D. Pathology DNB Pathology DNB Pathology
RMC NO: 005841/12949 RMC NO:023892/25547 RMC NO. 33899/20345
PATIENT TEST REPORT
Patient Name : MR. MANOJ KUMAR Registered On : 05-03-2025 06:27PM
Lab No. : JPB1518653 Collected On : 05-03-2025 06:50PM
Age/Gender : 28 YEARS / MALE Authorized On : 05-03-2025 07:08PM
Ref. Doctor : DR SUNITA SHARMA Printed On : 05-03-2025 07:08PM
Date of Birth : Barcode : *JPB1518653*
Passport No :
LIS Number : 1101518653
Case Number :

Client Name : RGHS 46 Page 6 of 8

BIOCHEMISTRY
Parameter Value Unit Biological Reference Range
[Methodology: SGOT, SGPT: IFCC without PDP; ALKP: IFCC with AMP; TBI,DBI:Diazo;TP:Biuret; ALB, GLB:BCG with Serum,Rest: Calculated]

Clinical Comments:
1.Mildly elevated ALT level (less than 1.5 times normal) Alcoholic hepatitis :ALT value could be normal for gender,
ethnicity or body mass index.Consider muscle Laboratory can appear cholestatic, and symptoms can mimic
cholecystitis.Minimal elevations of AST and ALT AST and ALT often occur.
2.AST level greater than 500 U per L: The AST elevation is unlikely to result from alcohol intake alone. In a heavy
drinker,toxicity. 3. Common bile duct stone: Condition can simulate acute hepatitis AST and ALT become elevated
immediately, but elevation of AP and GGT is delayed.
4.Isolated elevation of syndrome or hemolysis unconjugated bilirubin level: Consider Gilbert syndrome or
hemolysis.
5.Low albumin level malnutrition :Low albumin is most often caused by acute or chronic inflammation, urinary loss
severe or liver disease; it is sometimes caused by gastrointestinal loss Normal values are lower in pregnancy.

Dr. G.N. Gupta Dr.Nidhi P.Chanchlani Dr. Syeda Firdos Jamil


M.D. Pathology DNB Pathology DNB Pathology
RMC NO: 005841/12949 RMC NO:023892/25547 RMC NO. 33899/20345
PATIENT TEST REPORT
Patient Name : MR. MANOJ KUMAR Registered On : 05-03-2025 06:27PM
Lab No. : JPB1518653 Collected On : 05-03-2025 06:50PM
Age/Gender : 28 YEARS / MALE Authorized On : 05-03-2025 08:25PM
Ref. Doctor : DR SUNITA SHARMA Printed On : 05-03-2025 08:25PM
Date of Birth : Barcode : *JPB1518653*
Passport No :
LIS Number : 1101518653
Case Number :

Client Name : RGHS 46 Page 7 of 8

IMMUNOLOGY
PARAMETER VALUE
WIDAL SLIDE METHOD
Primary Sample Serum
TO Negative
TH Negative
AH Negative
BH Negative
Method: Slide Method

INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS:
1.Agglutination may be observed in a normal serum upto a titre of 1:60
2. A titre of 1:80(slide) / 1:120(Tube) or more is considered significant and a rise in titre after a few days will confirm the diagnosis.
3. Individuals who have previously been immunised or innoculated with TAB vaccine or have history of enteric infection may show too high initial titre when
suffering from certain unrelated illness.To confirm the infection, a rise in titre after a few days should be checked.
4. A moderate rise in titre of all three -H- agglutinins simultaneously against all -H- antigens is suggestive of TAB vaccination.
5. Anamnestic Reactions: Persons who have suffered for enteric infection in past or who had received TAB vacc may show appearance of agglutinins in moderate the
when suffering from other unrelated illness. Such Anamnestic appearance of agglutinins can be differential form true infection by demonstrating the marked rise titre
when the test is repeated after a few days.
REMARKS:
Agglutination appears at the begining of the 2nd week,reach a maximum during third week and may persist for weeks or months after convalescence. Cross
agglutination with the -O-suspension of S. typhi and S.paratyphi -A- and S. paratyphi -B- often takes place due to possession of some common epitopes.

Dr. G.N. Gupta Dr.Nidhi P.Chanchlani Dr. Syeda Firdos Jamil


M.D. Pathology DNB Pathology DNB Pathology
RMC NO: 005841/12949 RMC NO:023892/25547 RMC NO. 33899/20345
PATIENT TEST REPORT
Patient Name : MR. MANOJ KUMAR Registered On : 05-03-2025 06:27PM
Lab No. : JPB1518653 Collected On : 05-03-2025 06:50PM
Age/Gender : 28 YEARS / MALE Authorized On : 05-03-2025 08:04PM
Ref. Doctor : DR SUNITA SHARMA Printed On : 05-03-2025 08:04PM
Date of Birth : Barcode : *JPB1518653*
Passport No :
LIS Number : 1101518653
Case Number :

Client Name : RGHS 46 Page 8 of 8

Hormones & Markers


Parameter Value Unit Biological Reference Range
VITAMIN - B12
B12 300 pg/mL 187-883
Method - Chemiluminescence with Serum
Interpretation:
Reduced levels of vitamin B 12 may indicate the presence of vitamin dependant anemia.Elevated of Vitamin B 12 have been associated with pregnancy, the use of oral
contraceptives and multi-vitamins and in myoproliferative disease such as chronic granulocytic leukamia and mylomonocytic leukamia .An elevated level of Vit. B 12
is not known to clinical problems.Measurement of Vitamin B 12 is intended to identify and monitor Vitamin B 12 deficiency.This can arise from the following :
? Defect in secretion of intrinsic factor,resulting in inadequate absorption from food (pernicious anemia).
? Gastrectromy and malabsorptiondue to surgical resection and
? A variety of bacterial or inflammatory disease affecting the small intestine.
----------------------------- End of Report -----------------------------
Results relate only to the sample as received. Kindly correlate with clinical condition
Note : If the test results are alarming or unexpected, Client is advised to contact the Physician immediately for possible remedial action.
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Dr. G.N. Gupta Dr.Nidhi P.Chanchlani Dr. Syeda Firdos Jamil


M.D. Pathology DNB Pathology DNB Pathology
RMC NO: 005841/12949 RMC NO:023892/25547 RMC NO. 33899/20345

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