Haematology

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Red Blood Cell count in Male

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4.7 - 6.1 million cells/McL

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Red Blood Cell count in Female

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4.2 -5.4 million cell/McL

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Excess in RBC production is called as?

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Erythrocytosis

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Mean Corpuscukar Volume (MCV)

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80-100 fentolitter

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This Determine The size of an RBC

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Mean Corpuscukar Volume (MCV)

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Mean corpusucalar hemoglobin (MCH)

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27-31 picogras/cells

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This measure the average count of RBC

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Mean corpusucalar hemoglobin (MCH)

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Mean corpuscular hemoglobi. Concentration (MCHC)

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32-36 gm/dL

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Average inside the group of RBC

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Mean corpusucalar hemoglobin Concentration (MCHC)

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Normal hemoglobin (Hbl) in male?

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13.8-17.2 gm/dL

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Normal hemoglobin (Hbl) in female

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12.1-15.1 gm/dL

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Normal Hematocril (Hct) in male?

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40.7% - 50.3%

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Normal Hematocril (Hct) in female

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36.1% - 44.3%

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Normale white blood cells (Wbc)

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4,500 - 10,000 cells/mcl

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Normal platelet count

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150,000 - 400,000/mcl

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Excessive platelers is calles as

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Thrombocytosis

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Deficiency in platelets is calles as?

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Thrombocytopenia

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Conditions that cases deficiency of platelets

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Dengue

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It identifies and count the 7 types of cells found in RBC

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Complete blood count test

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Prothrombine time (PT)

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11-16 seconds

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This calculate thecthe time it takes for blood to clot

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Prothrombine time (PT)

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Active partial prothrombine time (cPPT)

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21-35 seconds

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Measures how long it takes for blood to form clot

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Active partial prothrombine time (aPPT)

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Normal level of blood sugar

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99mg/dL or lower

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Prediabetes blood level

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100-123 gd/dL

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Diabetes level of blood sugar

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126 mg/dL or higher

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Blood test of diabetes that last 3 months

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hBa1C

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Normal level of urea in blood

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6-24mg/dL (2.1 to 8.5 mmol/L)

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Normal blood level of creatine in blood in male

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0.74-1.35mg/dL (65.4 - 119.3micromolr/L)

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Normal blood level of creatine in blood in female

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0.59 - 1.04 mg/dL (52.2 - 91.9 micromole/L)

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- mid kidney damage

- kidney work as well as normal

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Stage 1 (90 - higher)

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- mild kidney damage

- kidney stilm works as well

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Stage 2 (60-89)

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- mild to moderate kidney damage

- kidney dont work as well as it should

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Stage 3 (45-59)

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- severe kidney damage

- kidney is close yo not working at all

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Stage 4 (15-29)

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- most severe kidney damage

- kidney is very close to not working or have stoped working

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Stage 5 (less than 15)

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Normal amout of uric acid in male

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3.4 - 7.0mg/dL

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Normal amout of uric acid in female

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2.4-6.0mg/dL

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Controls serum calcium, phosphorus and vitamine D

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Parathyroid hormone (PTH)

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Accepted deficiency levels of vitamin D

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<10mg/dL

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Insuffiecient levels of Vitamin D

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10-30mg/dL

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Sufficient level of vitamine D

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30-100mg/dL

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Toxic level of Vitamine D

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>100mg/dL

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Normal amount of phosphorus in adult

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2.8-4.5 mg/dL

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Normal amount of phosphorus in children

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4.0-7.0mg/dL

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Normal level of sodium (NA)

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135-145 mEq/L

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Normal level of chloride (CI)

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96-106mEq/L

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Lipid profile of normal adult ages 20 and above

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Total:<200

LDL:<100

HDL:>60

Triglycerides:<150

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Normal level of alkaline

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44-147ui/L