COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC) Normal/Abnormal

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COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC)

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Method: Automated Hematology Analyzer (5-Part Differential) with smear correlation

Parameter	Result	Units	Reference Range	Status
Hemoglobin	13.5	g/dL	M: 13–17 | F: 12–15	Normal
RBC Count	4.8	×10⁶/µL	4.5–5.5	Normal
Hematocrit	42	%	36–50	Normal
MCV	88	fL	80–100	Normal
MCH	29	pg	27–32	Normal
MCHC	34	g/dL	32–36	Normal
RDW	13	%	11.5–14.5	Normal
Total WBC	7800	/µL	4,000–11,000	Normal
Platelets	250000	/µL	150,000–450,000	Normal

Differential Leukocyte Count

Cell Type	Result (%)	Reference Range	Status
Neutrophils	55	40–75%	Normal
Lymphocytes	30	20–45%	Normal
Monocytes	6	2–10%	Normal
Eosinophils	3	1–6%	Normal
Basophils	0.5	0–1%	Normal

Peripheral Blood Smear

RBC: Normocytic normochromic red blood cells.
WBC: Total and differential leukocyte counts are within normal limits.
Platelets: Adequate in number with normal morphology.

Clinical Significance

Complete Blood Count (CBC) is a routine hematological investigation used to evaluate hemoglobin status, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. It assists in screening for anemia, infection, inflammatory disorders, hematological diseases, and platelet abnormalities.

Clinical Interpretation

• Hematological parameters are within normal physiological limits.
• No evidence of anemia, leukocytosis, leukopenia, or platelet abnormality.
• Peripheral smear morphology appears unremarkable.
• Clinical correlation recommended if symptoms persist.

Note: Reference ranges may vary depending on age, gender, hydration status, infection, medications, and laboratory methodology. Clinical correlation is recommended. This report is not valid for medico-legal purposes.

If Abnormal CBC Test

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COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC)

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Method: Automated Hematology Analyzer (5-Part Differential) with smear correlation

Parameter	Result	Units	Reference Range	Status
Hemoglobin	8.6	g/dL	M: 13–17 | F: 12–15	Low
RBC Count	3.4	×10⁶/µL	4.5–5.5	Low
Hematocrit	28	%	36–50	Low
MCV	72	fL	80–100	Low
MCH	22	pg	27–32	Low
MCHC	29	g/dL	32–36	Low
RDW	18.5	%	11.5–14.5	High
Total WBC	15,800	/µL	4,000–11,000	High
Platelets	520,000	/µL	150,000–450,000	High

Differential Leukocyte Count

Cell Type	Result (%)	Reference Range	Status
Neutrophils	82	40–75%	High
Lymphocytes	12	20–45%	Low
Monocytes	4	2–10%	Normal
Eosinophils	2	1–6%	Normal
Basophils	0	0–1%	Normal

Peripheral Blood Smear

RBC: Microcytic hypochromic anemia with anisopoikilocytosis.
WBC: Neutrophilic leukocytosis noted. No atypical cells seen.
Platelets: Thrombocytosis present; platelet morphology appears adequate.

Clinical Interpretation

• Moderate microcytic hypochromic anemia suggestive of iron deficiency anemia.
• Neutrophilic leukocytosis likely related to acute infection or inflammatory process.
• Reactive thrombocytosis noted.
• Clinical correlation with iron profile, ferritin, and inflammatory markers is recommended.

Possible Causes

• Iron deficiency anemia
• Acute bacterial infection
• Chronic inflammatory disorders
• Blood loss / gastrointestinal bleeding
• Nutritional deficiency states
• Reactive marrow response

Note: Hematological values should be interpreted in conjunction with clinical findings and relevant biochemical investigations. This report is not valid for medico-legal purposes.