Regional Laboratory-Samad Plaza,Ground Floor,Shop
No.101&102,Baghat Barzulla Chowk,Srinagar-190005
Ph:- 01942433335
Patient Name : Mrs. ZAINA BEGUM R/O NIPORA Reg. No. : 00672306090059
Age and Sex : 50 Yrs / Female PCC Code : PCL-JK-002
Referring Doctor : Dr. OPD Sample Drawn Date : 09-Jun-2023 12:30 PM
Referring Customer : SHABIR CLI LAB MIR BAZAR Registration Date : 09-Jun-2023 04:02 PM
Vial ID : M3478521 Report Date : 09-Jun-2023 05:21 PM
Sample Type : Serum Report Status : Final Report
Client Address : NEAR DISTRICT HOSPITAL ,JANGLAT MANDI ,ANANTNAG - 192101
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
Test Name Obtained Value Units Bio. Ref. Intervals Method
(Age/Gender specific)
*Thyroid Stimulating Hormone 10.81 µIU/mL 0.4-4.2 CMIA
(TSH)
Biological Reference Intervals : TSH(μlU/mL)
Pregnancy (As per American Thyroid Association)
1 Trimester 0.10-2.50
2 Trimester 0.2-3.00
3 Trimester 0.3-3.00
Interpretation:
Assay results should be interpreted in context to the clinical condition and associated results of other investigations.
Previous treatment with Corticosteroid therapy may result in lower TSH levels while Thyroid hormone levels are normal.
Results are invalidated if the client has undergone a radionuclide scan within 7-14 days before the test.
Abnormal Thyroid test findings often found in critically ill clients should be repeated after the critical nature of the condition is resolved.
The production, circulation, and disposal of Thyroid hormone are altered throughout the stages of pregnancy.
Result rechecked and verified for abnormal cases.
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Note: If the test results are alarming or unexpected,Client is advised to contact the laboratory immediately for possible remedial action.
Regional Laboratory-Samad Plaza,Ground Floor,Shop
No.101&102,Baghat Barzulla Chowk,Srinagar-190005
Ph:- 01942433335
Patient Name : Mr. FAROOQ AH R/O AKHRAN Reg. No. : 00672306090060
Age and Sex : 52 Yrs / Male PCC Code : PCL-JK-002
Referring Doctor : Dr. OPD Sample Drawn Date : 09-Jun-2023 12:30 PM
Referring Customer : SHABIR CLI LAB MIR BAZAR Registration Date : 09-Jun-2023 03:52 PM
Vial ID : M3478522 Report Date : 10-Jun-2023 09:02 AM
Sample Type : WB-EDTA Report Status : Final Report
Client Address : NEAR DISTRICT HOSPITAL ,JANGLAT MANDI ,ANANTNAG - 192101
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
Test Name Obtained Value Units Bio. Ref. Intervals Method
(Age/Gender specific)
*Glycosylated 7.39 % <5.7 Non diabetic, High-performance
Hemoglobin(GHb/HbA1c) 5.7 – 6.4 Borderline diabetic, liquid
>6.5 Diabetic chromatography
*Glycosylated Hemoglobin 57.27 mmol/mol Calculated
*Mean Blood Glucose 165.39 mg/dL 90 - 120 : Excellent Control Calculated
121 - 150 : Good Control
151 - 180 : Average Control
181 - 210 : Action Suggested
>211 :Panic Value
Comments:
HbA1c is an indicator of glycemic control. HbA1c represents average Glycemia over the past six to eight weeks. Glycation of Hemoglobin occurs over the entire
120 day life span of the Red Blood Cell, but within this 120 days. Clinical studies suggest that a patient in stable control will have 50% of their HbA1c formed in
the month before sampling, 25% in the month before that, and the remaining 25% in months two to four.
Mean Plasma Glucose mg/dL = 28.7 x A1C - 46.7. Correlation between HbA1c and Mean Plasma Glucose (MPG) is not "perfect" but rather only this means that
to predict or estimate average glucose from HbA1c or vice-versa is not "perfect" but gives a good working ballpark estimate.
Afternoon and evening results correlate more closely to HbA1c than morning results, perhaps because morning fasting glucose levels vary much more than
daytime Glucose levels, which are easier to predict and control. As per IFCC recommendations 2007, HbA1c being reported as above maintaining traceability to
both IFCC (mmol/mol) & NGSP (%) units.
Correlate Clinically. Result rechecked and verified for abnormal cases.
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Note: If the test results are alarming or unexpected,Client is advised to contact the laboratory immediately for possible remedial action.
