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Laboratory Report: Immunology Thyroid Function Test

This laboratory report summarizes the results of Meena Aryal's thyroid function tests. Her free T3 and free T4 levels were within normal ranges at 3.27 pg/ml and 1.13 ng/dL respectively. However, her TSH level was slightly elevated at 4.82 μIU/ml, which is above the reference range of 0.35-5.5 μIU/ml. The interpretation section provides information on thyroid stimulating hormone and notes that an elevated TSH can indicate hypothyroidism.

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Laboratory Report: Immunology Thyroid Function Test

This laboratory report summarizes the results of Meena Aryal's thyroid function tests. Her free T3 and free T4 levels were within normal ranges at 3.27 pg/ml and 1.13 ng/dL respectively. However, her TSH level was slightly elevated at 4.82 μIU/ml, which is above the reference range of 0.35-5.5 μIU/ml. The interpretation section provides information on thyroid stimulating hormone and notes that an elevated TSH can indicate hypothyroidism.

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PATIENT NO : 21045615 SAMPLE No : 01030936

NAME : MEENA ARYAL SAMPLE COLLECTED : 03/11/2021 11:56:14


AGE/GENDER : 24 Y / Female REPORT AUTHORISED : 03/11/2021 12:32:59
REFERRED BY : Spark Polyclinic Pvt.Ltd.
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LABORATORY REPORT
* CPT Code Test (Method) - Sample Type Result Units Flag Reference Range

IMMUNOLOGY
Thyroid Function Test
84481 Free T3 (FT3) 3.27 pg/ml 2.3-4.2
(CLIA) - Serum

84439 Free T4 (FT4) 1.13 ng/dL 0.89-1.76


(CLIA) - Serum

84443 TSH 3rd GEN 4.82 µIU/ml 0.35-5.5


(CLIA) - Serum
Interpretation : Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
TSH controls the biosynthesis and release of thyroid hormones T4 and T3. It is a sensitive measure of thyroid function
and helps in assessing true metabolic status and screening for euthyroidism, hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.
TSH may be normal in pregnancy, phenytoin therapy, recent rapid correction of hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism,
and in central hypothyroidism (in the absence of hypothalamic or pituitary disease, normal TSH excludes primary
hypothyroidism).
TSH may not be useful to evaluate thyroid status of hospitalized ill patients. Approximately 3 months of treatment of
hypo and hyperthyroidism; FT4 is the test of choice. Lag time of 6-8 weeks is required for normalization of TSH after
initiation of thyroid hormone replacement therapy.
Dopamine or high doses of glucocorticoids may cause false normal values in primary hypothyroidism and may suppress
TSH in nonthyroid illness. Rheumatoid factor, human antimouse antibodies, heterophile antibodies, and thyroid
hormone autoantibodies may produce spurious results, especially in patients with autoimmune disorders (<10%).
TSH has a diurnal rhythm, with peaks at 2:00 to 4:00 am and troughs at 5:00 to 6:00 pm. with ultradian variations.

--- End of Report ---

Validated By
Dr Vivek Pant
MBBS,MD - BIOCHEMISTRY
NMC No:12407

This Sample been Processed at or outsourced to Samyak Diagnostic Pvt. Ltd

** not under the scope of accreditation

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