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Lab Results

1. Ultrasound results showed an enlarged prostate but normal sized kidneys. 2. Blood tests found high blood glucose levels on two occasions and signs of urinary tract infection in the urine, including bacteria, white blood cells, and red blood cells. 3. Hematology results were mostly normal except for a slightly low red blood cell count, possibly indicating anemia.

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Lab Results

1. Ultrasound results showed an enlarged prostate but normal sized kidneys. 2. Blood tests found high blood glucose levels on two occasions and signs of urinary tract infection in the urine, including bacteria, white blood cells, and red blood cells. 3. Hematology results were mostly normal except for a slightly low red blood cell count, possibly indicating anemia.

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VI.

Laboratory and Diagnostic Examination Results

Procedure Norms Result Interpretation and Analysis


1. Kidney,Ureter,Bladder- The normal kidney size of an Right kidney – 9.4 x 3.4 x 5.3 cm Normal
PROSTATE GLAND adult human is about 10 to 13 cm Left kidney – 10.5 x 4.5 x 5.6 cm
ULTRASOUND long and about 5 to 7.5 cm wide Cortical thickness – 1.8 cm
and about 3cm in thickness.

A healthy adult prostate Prostate gland is enlarged Indicative sign of benign prostate
measures 4.0 x 2.0 x 3.0 measuring 5.0 x 5.1 x 4.8 cm with hyperplasia
centimeters which weighs about estimated weight of 64 grams.
20 – 25 grams

2. Hemoglobin A1c Reference Value: 4.0 – 7.0% 6.5% Within the normal range

3. Capillary Blood Glucose 80.00- 110.00 mg/dl 146 mg/dl High


2/13/10 @ 2:00 pm

2/14/10 @ 6:00 am 80.00- 110.00 mg/dl 132 mg/dl High

4. Urinalysis Color: Straw, pale yellow to Color: Dark Yellow May be a sign of dehydration
amber
Bilirubin: 0 / negative Bilirubin: Negative Normal
Protein: 10 mg/100 ml Protein: +1 (10 mg/100 ml) Normal
pH: 4.6 – 8 pH: 6.5 Normal
Character: Clear Character: Turbid May be a sign of bladder or
kidney infection
Urobilinogen: 0.2 mg/dl- Urobilinogen: +1 Normal
1.0mg/dL
Nitrite: Negative Nitrite: Negative Normal
Specific Gravity: 1.001 – 1.030 Specific Gravity: 1.020 Normal
Blood: 0 / negative Blood: +3 Indicative sign of kidney or
urinary tract disease
Glucose: 0 / negative Glucose: Negative Normal
Leukocytes: 0 / negative Leukocytes: +3 Indicative sign of inflammation of
the urinary tract or kidneys.
May be a sign of urinary tract
infection.

Microscopic Microscopic
Casts: None Casts: None Normal
Crystals: None Crystals: None Normal
Pus Cells: None Pus Cells: 80 -90/hpf Indicative sign of infection
Red Blood Cells: 0 – 3/hpf Red Blood Cells: 20 – 25/hpf Indicative sign of systemic or
renal disease
Epithelial Cells: Few Epithelial Cells: Few Normal
Phosphates: Few Phosphates: Few Normal
Bacteria: Free of bacteria Bacteria: Plenty Indicative of urinary tract
infection

5. Hematology RBC: 5.5 – 6.5 x10 12/L RBC: 4.95 x10 12/L May be a sign of anemia
Hgb: 14 – 16 g/dl Hgb: 14 g/dl Within the normal range
Hematocrit: 0.42 – 0.52 L/L Hematocrit: 0.41 L/L Within the normal range
MCV: 82 – 92 fl. MCV: 83.2 fl. Within the normal range
MCH: 27 – 33 pq. MCH: 28.3 pq. Within the normal range
MCHC: 32 – 38 % MCHC: 34 % Within the normal range
Platelet Count: 160 – 380 x109/L Platelet Count: 269 x109/L Within the normal range
WBC: 5 – 10 x109/L WBC: 9.58 x109/L Within the normal range

6. Fasting Blood Sugar 3.90 – 6.00 mmol/L 6.95 mmol/L High


02/11/10

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