Blood test deciphering please

[Nuttybongo]

Can I have help please with outside range on blood tests.

Test resultUrea and electrolytes;Liver function tests;Serum C reactive protein level Report, Satisfactory, Communicate Patient, Other (Patient Informed)

Coded entrySerum alanine aminotransferase level (XaLJx) 11 iu/L [< 33] Information about this test

Coded entrySerum globulin level (XE2eB) 39 g/L [20 - 34] - Outside reference range

Coded entrySerum albumin level (XE2eA) 37 g/L [35 - 50] Information about this test

Coded entrySerum alkaline phosphatase level (XE2px) 46 iu/L [30 - 130] Information about this test

Coded entrySerum C reactive protein level (XaINL) 0.4 mg/L [< 5] Information about this test

Coded entrySerum bilirubin level (44E..) 11 umol/L [< 21] Information about this test

Coded entrySerum total protein level (XE2e9) 76 g/L [60 - 80] Information about this test

Coded entrySerum potassium level (XE2pz) 4.4 mmol/L [3.5 - 5.3] Information about this test

Coded entrySerum sodium level (XE2q0) 141 mmol/L [133 - 146] Information about this test

Coded entryUrea and electrolytes (X77Wi) Information about this test

Coded entrySerum urea level (XM0lt) 5.4 mmol/L [2.5 - 7.8] Information about this test

Coded entryLiver function tests (X77WP) Information about this test

Coded entryeGFR using creatinine (CKD-EPI) per 1.73 square metres (XacUK) 81 mL/min [90 - 200]

Outside reference range

Multiply EPI e-GFR result by 1.159 for African-

Caribbean patients.

Note that extremes of muscle mass and high protein

diet can affect serum creatinine and e-GFR.

Coded entrySerum creatinine level (XE2q5) 73 umol/L [45 - 84] Information about this test

Test resultFull blood count Report, Satisfactory, Communicate Patient (Patient Informed)

Coded entryFull blood count (424..) Information about this test

Coded entryHaemoglobin concentration (Xa96v) 138 g/L [117 - 149] Information about this test

Coded entryLymphocyte count (42M..) 1.61 10^9/L [1 - 3.6]

Coded entryNeutrophil count (42J..) 2.22 10^9/L [2.1 - 7.4]

Coded entryMean cell haemoglobin concentration (429..) 33.8 g/dL [32 - 35.9] - This value has been converted from: 338.0 g/L

Coded entryBasophil count (42L..) 0.02 10^9/L [0.02 - 0.1]

Coded entryEosinophil count - observation (42K..) 0.14 10^9/L [0.02 - 0.5]

Coded entryMonocyte count - observation (42N..) 0.23 10^9/L [0.3 - 1] - Outside reference range

Coded entryRed blood cell count (426..) 4.46 10^12/L [3.85 - 5.15] Information about this test

Coded entryPlatelet count - observation (42P..) 229 10^9/L [150 - 400]

Please note change in platelets reference range as

as from 01.08.2019 Information about this test

Coded entryTotal white blood count (XaIdY) 4.2 10^9/L [4.3 - 11.2] - Outside reference range Information about this test

Coded entryMean cell haemoglobin level (XE2pb) 30.9 pg [26.9 - 33]

Coded entryHaematocrit (X76tb) 0.408 [0.347 - 0.445] Information about this test

Coded entryMean cell volume (42A..) 92 fL [81 - 97]

Thank you.

[SeasideSusie Remembering]

Nuttybongo

Welcome to the forum.

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Do you have a thyroid condition?

Are you on any medication?

What is the reason these tests were done?

It would be very helpful for those who would like to respond to your post if you could actually tidy it up and make it much easier to read. It looks like you've done a quick and easy copy and paste job, there is so much wordy information there to wade through, personally I can't cope with it as it hurts my eyes and I'm sure there are others who wont respond for a similar reason.

We don't need "Coded entry", "information about this test", "please note this", test codes in (xxx), etc. All we need are test names, results and reference range. Can you possibly edit your post and make it easier to see the important stuff, eg

Haematocrit: 0.408 [0.347 - 0.445]

and then members may respond.

You can edit your post by clicking on More V below your post, then choose EDIT, make changes then click SUBMIT

However, whilst we are a thyroid forum and are experienced in interpreting thyroid tests, there may not be many members who can interpret all of your tests.