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How to use or fill out 196-996-9527-0 SAMPLE REPORT. Laboratory Testing Results
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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 196-996-9527-0 SAMPLE REPORT in our editor.
Begin by entering the Patient ID and Specimen Number at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the test results.
Fill in the patient's personal details, including their first, middle, and last names, date of birth, age, and sex. Ensure accuracy as this data is essential for proper record keeping.
Next, input the account information such as Account Number and Account Phone Number. This helps in linking the report to the correct patient account.
Review the tests ordered section where you will find PT and PTT tests listed. Make sure these align with what was requested by your physician.
Finally, check the results section for any flags indicating abnormal results. This is critical for understanding health implications.
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In a CBC for red blood cells, your providers look at: Red blood count (RBC). This is the number of red blood cells in a certain amount of blood, usually a microliter (mcL). Hemoglobin (Hb). This is the amount of hemoglobin in your blood. Hematocrit (Hct). This is the percentage of your blood made up of red blood cells.
How to read lab results abbreviations?
Here are some common acronyms and their meanings: RBC: Red blood cells. WBC: White blood cells. Hb or Hgb: Hemoglobin (the protein that carries oxygen in RBCs) Hct: Hematocrit (the proportion of RBCs in the blood) MCV: Mean corpuscular volume (average size of RBCs)
What are abnormal lab results?
Results that lie outside the laboratory reference ranges are considered to be abnormal; however, various factors influence the tests.
What is the lab sample number?
You can view results with a Labcorp Patient account. When you sign in to your account, recent results will appear on the dashboard. You can view the full list by clicking Results in the main navigation menu.
How do I read my lab test results?
Lab Sample No. is the sample identification number assigned by the laboratory for tracking the sample within the laboratory.
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What are the most important numbers on a blood test?
So, here are four important lab tests and numbers to know. The number and size of red blood cells (these cells carry oxygen) The number of white blood cells (these cells help fight infection) Total amount of hemoglobin and amount per red blood cell (this protein carries oxygen in red blood cells)
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