Biochemistry Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method: C-Reactive Protein 0-5 Immuno Turbidometric Assay
Biochemistry Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method: C-Reactive Protein 0-5 Immuno Turbidometric Assay
Biochemistry Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method: C-Reactive Protein 0-5 Immuno Turbidometric Assay
BIOCHEMISTRY
Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method
C-reactive protein [CRP] is an acute phase reactant and a marker of inflammation. High levels are caused by infections and many long-term diseases.
But a CRP test cannot show the exact location or cause of inflammation. Other test are needed for the same like high sensitivity CRP [hs-CRP].
if recommended by consulting doctor.
Other tests recommended along with CRP to detect inflammation are ESR and platelet count.
BIOCHEMISTRY
Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method
D-DIMER (Na.Citrate)
D-DIMER 380 ng/mL < 198 Turbidimetric Immunoassay
Note
1. Degree of D-Dimer increase does not definitely correlate with the clinical severity of associated
disease state
2. Increased levels have a high probability of Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) and require clinical correlation.
Comments
D-Dimer is one of the measurable byproducts of activation of the fibrinolytic system. It assesses fibrinolytic
activation and intravascular thrombosis. D-dimer assays are characteristic for Disseminated Intra-vascular
Coagulation (DIC) as this test demonstrates simultaneous presence of thrombin and plasmin formation. It can
also be elevated in individuals with large vessel thrombosis, soft tissue hematomas, Pulmonary embolism,
recent surgery, active or recent bleeding, pregnancy, liver disease, malignancy and hypercoagulable states .
D-Dimer is of particular value in excluding the diagnosis of venous thromboembolism among patients at high
risk.
BIOCHEMISTRY
Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method
Creatinine is the most commonly used indicator of renal function. A rise in blood creatinine level is observed with marked damage to functioning
nephrons. Therefore, this test is unsuitable for detecting early-stage kidney disease.
An alternate estimation of renal function can be made when interpreting blood creatinine along with BUN : creatinine ratio, like increase urea in
proportional to creatinine indicate prerenal problems and vice versa.
Sample Type : Serum
*This is an Electronically Generated Report and Needs No Signature.Report reviewed by Dr. Shipra Garg.
HAEMATOLOGY
Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method
HAEMATOLOGY
Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method
HAEMOPARASITES NO HAEMOPARASITES SEEN.
OPINION PERIPHERAL SMEAR IS SUGGESTIVE OF MICROCYTIC HYPOCHROMIC BLOOD
PICTURE WITH MILD NEUTROPHILIC LEUCOCYTOSIS.
ADVICE CLINICAL CORRELATION
IMMUNOLOGY
Test Name Result Bio. Ref. Range Method
Interpretation:
Comments :
Cause of Increased ferritin levels: Alcoholic, Liver disease, Frequent transfussions, Hemochromatosis.
Cause of Decreased ferritin levels: IDA, Heavy bleeding, Poor absorption of Iron.