Lifelabs: March 10, 2018 | Age: 51 years | Cholesterol: A5.21 2.00-5.19 mmol/L

 

General Comments
Hours After Meal
			hours pc: 15.0
Hematology
WBC			4.6	4.0-10.0	10*9/L
RBC			4.44	3.50-5.00	10*12/L
Hemoglobin			123	115-155	g/L
Hematocrit			0.38	0.35-0.45	L/L
MCV			86	82-98	fl
MCH			27.7	27.5-33.5	pg
MCHC			321	300-370	g/L
RDW			13.2	11.5-14.5	%
Platelet Count			234	150-400	10*9/L
Differential
Neutrophils			2.5	2.0-7.5	10*9/L
Lymphocytes			1.7	1.0-4.0	10*9/L
Monocytes			0.3	0.1-0.8	10*9/L
Eosinophils			0.1	0.0-0.7	10*9/L
Basophils			0.0	0.0-0.2	10*9/L
Granulocytes Immature			0.0	0.0-0.1	10*9/L
Biochemical Investigation of Anemias and Iron Overload
Vitamin B12			339	153-655	pmol/L
			Interpretation: (Serum B12 Probability of symptomatic deficiency) High <111 pmol/L Moderate 111-150 pmol/L Low 150-220 pmol/L Rare >220 pmol/L Clinically significant B12 deficiency may occur with B12 levels in the normal range, particularly in elderly patients.
General Chemistry
Glucose Fasting			5.3	3.3-5.5	mmol/L
Sodium			144	135-145	mmol/L
Potassium			4.3	3.5-5.0	mmol/L
Creatinine			66	45-90	umol/L
Estimated GFR			93	>=60
			Units for eGFR are mL/min/1.73sq.m Kidney function estimate based on assumption of a stable serum creatinine concentration: diet, drugs, pregnancy, clinical state and muscle mass can affect accuracy of the estimate. Urinary ACR may assist interpretation. See www.bcguidelines.ca/pdf/ckd.pdf
Calcium			2.25	2.10-2.60	mmol/L
Alanine Aminotransferase			18	<36	U/L
Lipids
Cholesterol		A	5.21	2.00-5.19	mmol/L
LDL Cholesterol			3.18	1.50-3.40	mmol/L
			The optimal LDL cholesterol level for intermediate and high risk individuals is <= 2.00 mmol/L. If triglycerides are => 1.50 mmol/L, consider monitoring of alternate lipid targets non HDL-cholest- erol or apoB. For low risk individuals with LDL cholesterol => 5.00 mmol/L, target reduction of LDL cholesterol => 50 percent. See Can J Cardiol 2013 vol 29 pgs 151 to 167.
HDL Cholesterol			1.71	>1.19	mmol/L
Chol/HDL (Risk Ratio)			3.05	<4.4
Non HDL Cholesterol			3.50		mmol/L
			Non HDL-cholesterol is calculated from total cholesterol and HDL-C and is not affected by the fasting status of the patient. The optimal non HDL-cholesterol level for intermediate and high risk individuals is <= 2.60 mmol/L. See Can J Cardiol 2013 vol 29 pgs 151 to 167.
Triglycerides			0.71	<2.21	mmol/L
Thyroid Function
TSH			1.49	0.32-5.04	mU/L
Fecal Examination
Occult Blood
			Immuno Faecal Occult Blood Date of requisition: Unknown FIT kit provided on: 10-MAR-2018