Date Result Unit Reference Range

Nov 12 2019
6:00am 166 mg/dL 70-180mg/dL
12:00 AM 156
2:00 PM 200
6:00 PM 167

Capillary Blood Glucose (CBG) ( 120-180mg/dl)

Interpretation/Analysis
Patient
 Date & Time Received: 11/13/2019 10: 02am
Date & Time Released: 11/13/2019 10:50am

Test Name Result Unit Reference Range Method Analysis

Potassium 6.22 mmol/L [3.50-5.10] ISE Direct High potassium level shows
that patient is developing
hyperkalemia.

Date & Time Received: 11/13/2019 10: 02am

Date & Time Released: 11/13/2019 10:50am

Test Name Result Unit Reference Range Method Analysis

Potassium 6.47 mmol/L [3.50-5.10] ISE Direct Decreased output of
potassium due to chronic
renal failure

Calcium-Ionized 0.93 [1.12-1.32 ISE Indirect Low level of hypocalcemia

caused by diuretics

Date & Time Received: 11/12/2019 16: 46

Date & Time Released: 11/12/2019 17:41

Test Name Result Unit Reference Range Method Analysis

Potassium 6.97 Mmo/L [3.50-5.10] ISE Direct Hyperkalemia indicated
there is extracellular shifting
of potassium

Creatinine 980.0 Umol/L 62.0-106.0 ISE Indirect High creatinine levels shows
that there is
hemoconcentration

SECTION OF CHEMISTRY
R. C. B Age: 49Y Requested: Nov. 12 2019 2:35
Gender: MALE Released: Nov 12 2019 3:09
D.O.B : 14-JAN-1971 Source: CCU 2
Test Name Result Unit Reference Method Analysis
Range
Blood Urea Nitrogen BUN 24.80 mmol/L 2.14-7.14 Urease-GLDH Increased leads to
decreased renal
perfusion & severe
hypertension
Potassium 5.35 mmol/L [3.50-5.10] ISE Direct Elevated serum
potassium level
Calcium-Ionized 1.00 mmol/L [1.12-1.32] ISE Indirect Low calcium level
indicated patient has
hypocalcemia caused by
acute renal failure
Sodium 136.0 mmol/L [136.0-145.0] ISE Indirect Normal

Magnesium 1.93 mmol/L [3.50-5.10] Chlorophosphanzo Decreased

III Patient has developed
hypomagnesemia
caused by
kidneys/diuretics &
hypertension
Creatinine 1165.0 Umol/L 62.0-106.0 JAFFE GEN 2. Increase: indicates
COMPENSATED worsening renal
function caused by
renal dysfunction

SECTION OF SEROLOGY
R. C. B Age: 65Y Requested: Nov. 12 2019 2:36
Gender: MALE Released: Nov 12 2019 3:18
D.O.B : 14-JAN-1971 Source: CCU 2
Test Name Result Method Analysis
Anti-HBS-Qualitative Reactive ICG
Anti-HCV- Qualitative Non- Reactive ICG
HBsAg- Qualitative Non- Reactive ICG
Troponin I-Qualitative Non- Reactive ICG

SECTION OF HEMATOLOGY
R. C. B Age: 49Y Requested: Nov. 12 2019 2:00pm
Gender: MALE Released: Nov 12 2019 2:42pm
D.O.B : 14-JAN-1971 Source: CCU 2
 Test Name Result Unit Reference Analysis
range
WBC Count 17.89 x 10^9/L 5.00 - 10.00 Elevated white blood cell count is a classical
inflammatory marker associated with
increased glucose.

Neutrophils 0.791 0.550- 0.650 Increased

Indicative of short term or acute infections.
Tissue death (necrosis) caused by trauma,
major surgery, heart attack, burns.
Lymphocytes 0.124 0.250- 0.350 Decreased
Indicative of decreased in immune response.
Immune system is weakened and compromised.
Monocytes 0.060 0.020- 0.060 Normal

Eosinophils 0.22 0.030 – 0.050 Decreased

Significantly decreased due to an
immune suppressed condition.
Basophils 0.003 0.000 - 0.010 Normal

RBC Count 3.54 x 10^12/L 4.50 – 5.50 Decrease

It indicates patient has iron deficiency
Hemoglobin (Hgb) 99.0 g/L 120 – 140 Decreased
Most patients with severe kidney failure are
anemic
Hematocrit (Hct) 0.310 L/L 0.370 – 0. 470 Decreased
It can cause spontaneous blood clotting

MCV 87.6 fL 80.0- 100.0 Normal

MCH 28.0 pg 27.0- 33.0 Normal

MCHC 319 g/L 320- 380 Decrease

It indicates iron deficiency
RDW – CV 15.9 % 11.0 – 16.0 Normal

RDW – SD 50.4 fL 35.0 – 56.0 Normal

Platelet Count 269 x 10^9/L 160 – 380 Normal

MPV 7.9 fL 6.5 - 12.0 Normal

PDW 17.89 fL 9.0- 17.0

SECTION OF HEMATOLOGY
R. C. B Age: 49Y Requested: Nov. 12 2019 16:46pm
Gender: MALE Released: Nov 12 2019 16:53pm
D.O.B : 14-JAN-1971 Source: CCU 2
Test Name Result Unit Reference Analysis
range
WBC Count 17.96 x 10^9/L 5.00 - 10.00 Increased
Indicative signs of infection
Neutrophils 0.868 0.550- 0.650 Increased
Occurs in cases of diabetic patients.
Mental stress can also increase neutrophils.
Lymphocytes 0.052 0.250- 0.350 Decreased
Indicative of decrease in immune response.
Steroid therapy causes decreased in
lymphocytes.
Monocytes 0.077 0.020- 0.060
Eosinophils 0.001 0.030 – 0.050

Basophils 0.002 0.000 - 0.010 Normal

RBC Count 3.11 x 10^12/L 4.50 – 5.50 Decrease

It indicates patient has iron deficiency
Hemoglobin (Hgb) 87.0 g/L 120 – 140 Decrease
Indicate iron efficiency anemia
Hematocrit (Hct) 0.268 L/L 0.370 – 0. 470 Decreased
Low hematocrit associated with old age.

MCV 86.2 fL 80.0- 100.0 Normal

MCH 28.0 pg 27.0- 33.0 Normal

MCHC 325 g/L 320- 380 Normal

RDW – CV 16.2 % 11.0 – 16.0 Increase

Indicates iron deficiency anemia
RDW – SD 50.0 fL 35.0 – 56.0 Normal

Platelet Count 248 x 10^9/L 160 – 380 Normal

MPV 8.4 fL 6.5 - 12.0 Normal

PDW 7.9 fL 9.0- 17.0

SECTION OF HEMATOLOGY
R. C. B Age: 49Y Requested: Nov. 13 2019 16:46pm
Gender: MALE Released: Nov 13 2019 16:53pm
D.O.B : 14-JAN-1971 Source: CCU 2
 Test Name Result Unit Reference Analysis
range
WBC Count 15.39 x 10^9/L 5.00 - 10.00

Neutrophils 0.873 0.550- 0.650 Increased

Occurs in cases of diabetic patients.
Mental stress can also increase neutrophils.
Lymphocytes 0.038 0.250- 0.350 Decreased
Indicative of decrease in immune response.
Steroid therapy causes decreased in
lymphocytes.
Monocytes 0.087 0.020- 0.060
Eosinophils 0.001 0.030 – 0.050

Basophils 0.001 0.000 - 0.010 Normal

RBC Count 2.69 x 10^12/L 4.50 – 5.50 Decrease

It indicates patient has iron deficiency
Hemoglobin (Hgb) 77.0 g/L 120 – 140 Decrease
It shows that patient developed iron deficiency
anemia
Hematocrit (Hct) 0.230 L/L 0.370 – 0. 470 Decreased
Low hematocrit associated with old age.

MCV 85.5 fL 80.0- 100.0 Normal

MCH 28.6 pg 27.0- 33.0 Normal

MCHC 335 g/L 320- 380 Normal

RDW – CV 16.24 % 11.0 – 16.0 Increase

Indicates iron deficiency anemia
RDW – SD 50.5 fL 35.0 – 56.0 Normal

Platelet Count 205 x 10^9/L 160 – 380 Normal

MPV 8.8 fL 6.5 - 12.0 Normal

PDW 15.39 fL 9.0- 17.0 Normal

ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS DATE: 11//12/2019 TIME: 12:48AM

TEST NAME RESULT REFERENCE RANGE ANALYSIS

pH 7.058 7.35-7.45 If you sample urine is lower
than the value, the more acidic
the urine is. This could indicate
an environment conducive to
kidney stone.
PCO2 49.9 35-45mmHg
PO2 78 80-100mmHg
Co2 Content 15 23-27
HCo3 13.08 22-26 mEq/L
O2 Sat 88% 95-100%
Base Excess -16.3 +2
Fi02 52%

ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS DATE: 11//12/2019 TIME: 2:50AM

TEST NAME RESULT REFERENCE RANGE ANALYSIS

pH 7.218 7.35-7.45 If you sample urine is lower
than the value, the more acidic
the urine is. This could indicate
an environment conducive to
kidney stone.

PCO2 73.3 35-45mmHg

PO2 72 80-100mmHg
Co2 Content 31 23-27
HCo3 29.2 22-26 mEq/L Increase means Patient
developed alkalosis
O2 Sat 90% 95-100%
Base Excess 0.1 +2
Fi02 100%

ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS DATE: 11//12/2019 TIME: 6:19 AM

TEST NAME RESULT REFERENCE RANGE ANALYSIS
pH 7.388 7.35-7.45 Normal
PCO2 52.9 35-45mmHg
PO2 70 80-100mmHg
Co2 Content 33 23-27
HCo3 31.2 22-26 mEq/L
O2 Sat 93% 95-100%
Base Excess 5.3 +2
Fi02 100%
 DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY
ROENTGENOGRAPHIC REPORT
Patient’s Name: R. C. B Age: 49 years old
MR No. 15622 Sex: Male
REG NO: 1503312 Date of Examination: November 12, 2019
Referring Physician : Dr. De Gagan Time of Exam: 2:33 AM
Room: CCU-2 Date of Reading : November 12, 2019
Time of Reading: 10:30AM

CHEST:

Considering the difference in technique, S/P intubation, follow up study after 2 hours shows the
tip of the ETT is 4.6 cm above the carina. There is no significant interval change in the degree of
pulmonary congestion while no significant change in the right sided pleural effusion. Heart
remain Unchanged. The rest of the chest findings are unchanged

RK. Lapada, MD
Resident

CR/L GALAS, RRTA/A. ANG, RRT

Radiologic Technologist

/rdr-11-12-2019 12:17pm

Rodney B. Pidlaoan, M.D., F.P.C.R.

Radiologist(s)
 DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY
ROENTGENOGRAPHIC REPORT
Patient’s Name: R. C. B Age: 49years old
MR No. 15622 Sex: Male
PACS No. 17003319 Date of Examination: November 12, 2019
Referring Physician : Dr. De Gagan Time of Exam: 1:01 AM
Room: CCU-2 Date of Reading : November 12, 2019
Time of Reading: 10:38 AM

CHEST:

Re-examination since October 10, 2019 shows progression of the congestion. Heart remains
enlarged. There is also no significant interval change in the right sided pleural effusion and/or
thickening. The rest of the chest findings are unchanged

RK. Lapada, MD
Resident

CR/L GALAS, RRTA/A. ANG, RRT

Radiologic Technologist

/rdr-11-12-2019 12:21pm

Rodney B. Pidlaoan, M.D., F.P.C.R.

Radiologist(s)