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1-1-16
ACTUAL
FINDINGS
129.2g/l
REMARKS
HEMOGLOBIN
NORMAL
VALUES
135-160 g/l
HEMATOCRIT
0.40-0.48
0.38
DECREASED
WBC COUNT
4.011.0x10*9/L
13.5x10*9/L
INCREASED
0.68
INCREASED
0.25
NORMAL
0.07
INCREASED
DECREASED
(DIFFERENTI
AL COUNT)
SEGMENTERS
0.55-0.65
LYMPHOCYTE
S
MONOCYTES
0.25-0.40
0.02-0.06
SIGNIFICANCE
Due to fewer
red blood cells
than normal,
resulting in
less oxygen
being carried
to the bodys
cells.
Due to increase
of blood sugar,
sugar combine
to the blood.
Due to low
percentage of
red blood cells
in the blood.
Due to
infection.
A high WBC
predicts a
worsening of
insulin action
and the
development of
type 2 diabetes
Due to
bacterial
infection
Due to his
fever
Due to a
parasitic or
viral infection
because of his
primary
complex
DATE: 1-10-16
HEMATOLOGY
ACTUAL
FINDINGS
108.8g/l
REMARKS
HEMOGLOBIN
NORMAL
VALUES
135-160 g/l
HEMATOCRIT
0.40-0.48
0.32
DECREASED
WBC COUNT
4.011.0x10*9/L
6.9x10*9/L
NORMAL
367x10*/L
NORMAL
0.72
INCREASED
.55-0.65
0.19
DECREASED
0.25-0.40
0.09
INCREASED
PLATELET
COUNT
DECREASED
SIGNIFICANCE
Due to fewer
red blood cells
than normal,
resulting in less
oxygen being
carried to the
bodys cells.
Due to increase
of blood sugar,
sugar combine
to the blood.
Due to low
percentage of
red blood cells
in the blood
150400X10*/L
(DIFFERENTI
AL COUNT)
SEGMENTERS
LYMPHOCYTE
S
Due to bacterial
infection
Due to his fever
Due to
tuberculosis
infection.
MONOCYTES
0.02-0.06
Due to a
parasitic or
viral infection
because of his
primary
complex
URINALYSIS
01-02-16
ACTUAL
REMARKS
FINDINGS
PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION
COLOR:
CHEMICAL
EXAMINATION
SPECIFIC
GRAVITY:
PH:
MICROSCOPIC
EXAMINATION
WBC:
EPITHELIAL CELL:
TRANSPARENCY:
RBC:
BACTERIA:
Lighter
yellow
1.010
7.0
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
2-4
few
clear
3-4/hpf
moderate
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
SIGNIFICANCE
Date: 0102-16
BLOOD CHEMISTRY
GLUCOSE
(FBS)
TIME
10am
2pm
6pm
10pm
TRADITIONAL
139mg/dl
110mg/dl
128mg/dl
189mg dl
SI UNIT
4.18-605mmo/dl
TRADITIONAL
65-110mg/dl
TIME
12pm
6pm
12mn
6am
12pm
TRADITIONAL
121mg/dl
108mg/dl
118mg/dl
129mg/dl
146mg/dl
SI UNIT
4.18-605mmo/dl
TRADITIONAL
65-110mg/dl
Date:01-05-16
GLUCOSE
(FBS)
Date:01-06-16
GLUCOSE
(FBS)
TIME
12pm
12mn
6am
TRADITIONAL
145mg/dl
212mg/dl
121mg/dl
SI UNIT
4.18-605mmo/dl
TRADITIONAL
65-110mg/dl
TIME
12pm
6am
TRADITIONAL
170mg/dl
147mg/dl
SI UNIT
4.18-605mmo/dl
TRADITIONAL
65-110mg/dl
TIME
6pm
6am
TRADITIONAL
141mg/dl
87mg/dl
SI UNIT
4.18-605mmo/dl
TRADITIONAL
65-110mg/dl
TIME
6pm
12mn
TRADITIONAL
221mg/dl
125mg/dl
SI UNIT
4.18-605mmo/dl
TRADITIONAL
65-110mg/dl
Date:01-07-16
GLUCOSE
(FBS)
Date:01-08-16
GLUCOSE
(FBS)
Date:01-09-16
GLUCOSE
(FBS)
Increase glucose
Hyperglycemia
is
the
technical
term
for
high
blood glucose (blood sugar). High blood glucose happens when
the body has too little insulin or when the body can't
use insulin properly.
Date: 01-0316
BLOOD CHEMISTRY
SI
UNIT
TRADITIO
NAL
POTASSIUM
2.62mEq/l
CHLORIDE
92.5mEq/l
SI UNIT
TRADITIONAL
3.45.5mmol/l
96106mmol/l
3.4-5.5mEq/l
96-106mEq/l
Potassium decrease
- Due to something as relatively simple as dehydration from excessive
sweating, vomiting, or diarrhea.
- the patient is experiencing dehydration because of
diarrhea.
Chloride decrease
- Due to loss of body fluids from prolonged vomiting, diarrhea, sweating
or high fevers
Da
te:01-06-16
BLOOD CHEMISTRY
SI UNIT
POTASSIUM
TRADITIONAL
3.0mEq/l
SI UNIT
3.45.5mmol/l
TRADITIONAL
3.4-5.5mEq/l
Potassium decrease
- Due to something as relatively simple as dehydration from excessive
sweating, vomiting, or diarrhea.
- the patient is experiencing dehydration because of
diarrhea.
Date:
BLOOD CHEMISTRY
SI UNIT
POTASSIUM
TRADITIONAL
2.51mEq/l
SI UNIT
3.45.5mmol/l
TRADITIONAL
3.4-5.5mEq/l
Potassium decrease
- Due to something as relatively simple as dehydration from excessive
sweating, vomiting, or diarrhea.
- the patient is experiencing dehydration because of
diarrhea.
Date:
01-04-16
RADIOLOGIC REPORT
RADIOLOGIC FINDINGS:
CHEST(PAL-tele)
IMPRESSION:
CHEST=
PRIMARY COMPLEX
SIGNIFICANCE:
-The lungs are the most common site of primary infection by tuberculosis and are a major
CAUSE AND EFFECT
- Virtually all transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis is from person to
person, usually by mucous droplets that become airborne when the ill individual coughs, sneezes,
laughs, sings, or even breathes.[3] Infectiousness is related to certain characteristics of the person
with tuberculosis and to specific environmental factors such as poor circulation of air. The exact
number of organisms required to infect a child is unknown but is probably small