WBC |
20.7 x10^3/μL |
4- 10 x 10^3/μL |
Absolute Neutrophil Count |
17 x10^3/μL |
2.0-7.0
x10^3/μL |
RBC |
5.2 x10^6/μL |
4.5-5.5 x10^6/μL |
Hemoglobin |
15.6 g/dL |
13- 17 g/dL |
Platelets |
296 x10^3/μL |
150-400 x10^3/μL |
Sodium |
130 mmol/L |
136- 145 mmol/L |
Potassium |
5.6 mmol/L |
3.5- 5.1 mmol/L |
Chloride |
93 mmol/L |
98- 107 mmol/L |
Bicarbonate |
20 mmol/L |
22- 29 mmol/L |
Glucose |
19.6 mmol/L |
3.3- 5.5 mmol/L |
Albumin ( blood) |
27 g/L |
35- 52 g/L |
Beta Hydroxy Butyrate |
2.69 mmol/L |
0.03- 0.30 mmol/l |
Venous pH |
7.28 |
7.31- 7.41 |
Albumin corrected Anion gap (AG) |
20.3 mmol/L |
3 -11
mmol/L |
Albumin corrected Delta gap |
8.3 mmol/L |
0 mmol/L |
Albumin corrected Delta Ratio |
2.1 |
A ratio >2 reflects
high anion-gap acidosis and a concurrent metabolic alkalosis or a
pre-existing compensated respiratory acidosis |
Total bilirubin |
8 µmol/L- |
0- 21 µmol/L |
Alkaline phosphatase |
237 U/L |
40- 129 U/L |
ALT |
79 U/L |
0- 41 U/L |
AST |
35 U/L |
0- 40 U/L |
C reactive Protein |
187.2 mg/L |
0- 5 mg/L |
Procalcitonin |
29.10 ng/mL |
> 2.0 ng/mL represents a high
risk of sever sepsis and/or septic shock |
Lactic acid |
2.2 mmol/L |
0.5 -2.2 mmol/L |
HbA1C |
13.2% |
< 6% |