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What is the patient's Lymphocyte percentage relative to the given reference range?
What is the patient's Lymphocyte percentage relative to the given reference range?
Based on the provided results, which component of the Complete Blood Count is outside the typical biological reference range?
Based on the provided results, which component of the Complete Blood Count is outside the typical biological reference range?
If a patient had a Polymorph percentage of 70%, how would this compare to Mr. Hariom's results?
If a patient had a Polymorph percentage of 70%, how would this compare to Mr. Hariom's results?
What is the absolute difference between Mr. Hariom's Eosinophil percentage and his Basophil percentage?
What is the absolute difference between Mr. Hariom's Eosinophil percentage and his Basophil percentage?
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If the patient's haemoglobin was measured in g/L, which of the following would be closest to his result?
If the patient's haemoglobin was measured in g/L, which of the following would be closest to his result?
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Study Notes
Complete Blood Count Results
- Patient: Mr. HARIOM, 17 years old, Male
- Collection Date: 12/01/2025
- Total White Blood Cell (WBC) Count: 7200 /cumm (4000-11000 /cumm)
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Differential WBC:
- Polymorphs: 64% (40-75%)
- Lymphocytes: 30% (20-40%)
- Eosinophils: 05% (0-6%)
- Monocytes: 01% (2-10%)
- Basophils: 00% (<1%)
- Hemoglobin: 13.7 g% (Men: 13.0-17.0 g%; Women: 11.5-16.0 g%)
- Platelet Count: 1.56 /cumm (1.5-4.0 Lacs/cumm)
- MCV: 84.0 fl (80-100 fl)
- MCH: 31.2 pg (27pg - 32pg)
- MCHC: 37.2 g/dl (32-36 g/dl)
- RBC Count: 4.71 million/cmm (4.2-5.5 million/cmm)
- RDW-CV: 12.1 %
- RDW-SD: 34.9 fL
Urine Examination Results
- Volume: 30 mL
- Color: Pale Yellow
- Specific Gravity: 1.010
- Appearance: Clear
- pH: 6.0 (4.5-8.0)
- Sugar: NIL mg/dL
- Protein: NIL mg/dL
- Ketone bodies: NIL mg/dL
- Bile Pigment: NIL mg/dL
- Bile Salt: NIL
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Microscopic Examination:
- RBC: 2-3 (0-2/hpf)
- Pus Cells: 3-4 (0-5/hpf)
- Epithelial Cells: NIL
- Casts: NIL
- Crystals: NIL
- Bacteria: NIL
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This quiz focuses on analyzing complete blood count and urine examination results for a 17-year-old male patient. You will learn to interpret key parameters such as WBC count, hemoglobin levels, and urine characteristics. Test your knowledge on normal ranges and clinical significance of the results provided.
