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Date Ordered Date Normal Values Results Analysis and
Indication(s) or
Diagnostic Procedure Result IN (1st, 2nd) (1st, 2nd) Interpretation
Purpose(s)
Hematology
Hemoglob in is th e
p rotein molecu le
Result shows that
in red b lood cells
patient has a low level
th at carries oxygen
of hemoglobin in the
Hemoglobin March 28, 2015 from the lungs to 137-170 g/L 98 g/L
blood. This indicates
th e b od y's tissu es
that there is a low
an d retu rn s carb on
exchange of oxygen in
d ioxid e from th e
the cells.
tissu es b ack to th e
lu n gs.
The second result also
indicates that the
90 g/L patient has below
March 29, 2015
normal amount of
oxygen in his blood.
Th e h ematocrit is a Results show that the
test th at measu res patient has a low level
th e p ercen tage of of hematocrit. This may
Hematocrit March 28, 2015 b lood th at is 0.41 – 0.51 0.31 indicate that the
comp rised of red volume of blood is less
b lood cells. than the normal
volume. Suspected of
having anemia.
A much lower level of
hematrocrit was
obtained for the
0.27
March 29, 2015 second result. This may
also indicate fluid
overload.
Red b lood cell
in d ices h elp
classify typ es of
an emia, a d ecrease
in th e oxygen
carryin g cap acity
of th e b lood .
Results show that the
Health y p eop le
level of RBC of patient
have an adequate
is low. It indicates
n u mb er of
significant decrease in
correctly sized red
level of circulating
b lood cells
RBC March 28, 2015 4.6 – 6.2 x 10/L 3.59 erythrocytes which
con tain in g en ou gh
may be probable for a
h emoglob in to
decrease oxygen
carry su fficien t
carrying capacity of
oxygen to all th e
blood in the body.
b od y's tissu es.
Anemia is
d iagn osed wh en
eith er th e
h emoglob in or
h ematocrit of a
b lood samp le is
too low.
This also indicates lack
of oxygen carried by
3.15
March 29, 2015 the blood though out
the body.
White blood cells are
responsible for
Result shows a slightly
recognition and
increase of WBC. It
March 28, 2015 neutralization of alien 4.5-11.0 x 10 /L 11.44
White Blood Cells signifies sign of slight
components of the
infection.
immune defense
against viruses and
bacteria.
A complete blood count (CBC), also known as full blood count (FBC) or full blood exam (FBE) or blood panel, is a test
panel requested by a doctor or other medical professional that gives information about the cells in a patient's
blood. A scientist or lab technician performs the requested testing and provides the requesting medical
professional with the results of the CBC.
Nursing Responsibilities:
Before:
• Monitor vital signs, report any abnormal
• Provide necessary patient education with regard to specimen collection
During:
• Observe aseptic technique
After:
• Determine the abnormal findings
• Document properly
• Inform the physician for any abnormal findings.
Date Ordered Date Normal Values Results Analysis and
Indication(s) or
Diagnostic Procedure Result IN (1st, 2nd, 3rd) (1st, 2nd, 3rd) Interpretation
Purpose(s)
Blood Chemistry
It is within normal
4.4
April 1, 2015 range. It indicates
normal potassium level.
Capillary Blood Glucose
Analysis and
Diagnostic Purpose/ Indication Normal Values CBG result
Date/Time Interpretation
Procedure
It shows a decrease in
March 29, 2015
70-110mg/dL 172 mg/dl CBG for the past 2
12:00 AM
hours. It indicates that
patient is improving.
It shows an increase in
March 29, 2015
70-110mg/dL 275 mg/dl CBG. It indicates that
11:00 AM
patient is having a
hyperglycemia.
After an hour, the CBG
result lowered down
March 29, 2015 but still considered
246 mg/dl
12:10 PM hyperglycemia since it
is above the normal
range.
It shows a decrease in
March 29, 2015 CBG for the past 6
104 mg/dl
6:00 PM hours. Result is within
Result shows an
March 30, 2015
227 mg/dl increase in CGB for the
12:00 AM
past 6 hours.
URINALYSIS
Nursing Responsibilities
Before
• Explain to the patient what test to be done, its purpose and how it is
done.
• Inform the patient that the test will require a urine specimen.
• Instruct the patient how is the proper way to collect urine specimen.
• Provide a clean container for the specimen.
After
• Labels properly together with the laboratory slip.
• Send the specimen to the laboratory.
• Chart time of collection and attach results to chart as soon as they are
available.
DIAGNOSTIC INDICATIONS / ANALYSIS AND
DATE REQUESTED RESULTS NORMAL VALUES
PROCEDURE PURPOSES INTERPRETATION
This is used as a
rapid test to detect The result shows that
Negative for Acid Fast Negative for Acid Fast
AFB Smear mycobacteria that March 30, 2015 the patient is free from
Bacilli Bacilli
may be causing an the infection of
infection such as mycobacteria.
tuberculosis
ANALYSIS AND
DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE INDICATIONS / PURPOSES DATE REQUESTED RESULTS INTERPRETATION
Gram Stain
Polymorphonuclear Cells:
>25/lpf
Epithelial Cells: <10/lpf
Gram Poss (+) Cocci in Pairs:
+
Gram Poss (+) Cocci in
Clusters: +
Gram Poss (+) Cocci Bacilli: +
Sputum Gram stain is often Culture:
used to isolate the cause of Organism: Klebsiella
pneumonia. Pneumoniae ssp Patient is resistant to
Pneumonia is an infection of Pneumoniae Ampicillin therefore he
the lower respiratory tract, Colony Count: Light Growth cannot take this medication
Culture and Sentitivity with
often caused by March 30, 2015 Susceptibilty Report: to prevent any adverse
Gram Stain
microorganism invasion. Susceptible to: reaction. While he is
There are many kinds of Amoxicilline/Clavulani susceptible to the other
microorganisms (bacteria, c Acid listed medications.
fungi, and viruses) that can Ceftazidine
cause pneumonia. Ciprofloxacin
Ceftriaxone
Cefuroxime
Gentamicin
Levofloxacin
Trimethropin/Sulfame
thazole
Piperacillin/Tazobacta
m
Resistant to:
Ampicillin
Chest PA
RADIOGRAPHIC REPORT
Findings:
• There is abnormal opacity in the right upper lobe with prominent right oaratracheal region
deviating the tracheal column towards the left
• The heart is not enlarged
• The aorta is tortuous and calcified
• Diaphragm and sulci are intact
• Degenerative osseous of the thoracic spine are noted
Impression:
• Mass versus consolidation in the right upper lobe with possible paratracheal
• Enlarged lymph nodes
Ultrasound of whole abdomen and
prostate
SONOGRAPHIC REPORT
Findings:
• The liver is not enlarged with a span of 14 cm.
• The hepatic parenchyma in the right lobe is inhomogenous
• There are multiple masses in the right hepatic lobe at segment VI, VII and VIII
• The intra hepatic ducts are dilated
• The portal vein is not dilated
•
• The gallbladder is well distended
•
• The spleen is unremarkable measuring 9.5 x 3.7 cm
•
• The pancreas appears grossly nomal
•
• The right kidney has cortical thickness of 1.1 cm while the left has a cortical thickness of 1.0 cm
• The renal parenchyma is intact with well demonstrated corticomedullary junction
• There is no lithiasis and hydronephrosis
•
• The urinary bladder is poorly distended without intravesical abnormal echogenicity
•
• The prostate gland is normal in size
Impression
• Hepatic masses. Suggest further evaluation with dynamic/triphasic CT Scan of the liver with CT of the lower abdomen
• Sonographically unremarkable Gallblladder, Pancreas, Spleen, Kidneys, Urinary bladder and Prostate Gland.
CT Scan of the chest with Intravenous
Contrast
Date: March 30, 2015
Findings
• There is large lobulated mass located peripherally in the anterior and apical segment of the right upper lobe adherent to the adjacent pleura. It
measures 8.8 x 3.9 x 5.8 cm (CC x T x AP).
• There is heterogenous enhancement of themass upon contrast administration.
• Spiculations and fibrosis are noted in the surrounding lung parenchyma
• Firbrotic changes are also noted in the middle lobe and both lower lobes
•
• Heterogeneous enhancing confluent soft issue densities with hypodense areas inlovling middle mediastanum particularly the right and left
paratracheal regions are noted
• There is extension of this lesion to the right helium measuring 3.7 x 1.9 x 2.7 cm,.
• The trachea and proximal brochi are patent
• There is a secondary extrinsic compression of the superior vena cava
•
• The heart is normal in size and configuration
• There is a minimal pericardial effusion seen
• Segmental calcifications are noted in the aorta and coronaries.
•
• There is no enlarged axillary lymph node
•
• Degenerative changes of the thoracic and visualized lumbar spine noted
•
• No focal lesion visualized at the adrenal glands
•
• There are hypoenhancing masses in the segment V and VI of the visualized liver parenchyma
•
• Incidental finding of the hypodense nodule in the left thyroid lobe and multiple bilateral renal cortical cysts
CT Scan of the chest with Intravenous
Contrast
Impression
• Right upper lobe pulmonary mass with probable metastatic mediastinal and right hilar lymphadenophaties and
liver masses
• Minimal pericardial effusion
• Atherosclerosis aorta and coronaries
• Thoracolumbar spondylosis
• Hypodense thyroid nodule, left lobe.