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For Adult Women

Worksheet - For Tracking Your Own Blood's Health   WHY?

... and more to test for

 

RBC

Hemoglobin

Hematocrit

WBC

PTL

Blood in

 Urine?

Backache?

How are your kidneys?

MCV 

Mean Cell Volume

a special test -

dizzy? fainting?

CA-125 test

Normal Ranges
3.9-5.0
4.0-5.2
 
11-16
11.7-15.7
12-16
35-46
35-48
37-48
4.5-10.8
150-450
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Chart for lab's thorough blood tests

For Adult Men

Worksheet - For Tracking Your Own Blood's Health  WHY?

... and more to test for

  RBC HGB

Hemoglobin

HCT

Hematocrit

WBC

PTL

Albumin

Blood in Urine?

Backache?

How are your kidneys?

MCV  Mean Cell Volume

a special test -

dizzy? fainting?

 PSA * (prostate

Normal Ranges
4.56-6.0
4.7-6.1
4.36-5.36
13-18
14-18
 13.3-17.7
40-50
42-52
40-54

4.5-10.8

150-450

3.5-5.0

     
Before 1989

 

                 
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Chart for lab's thorough blood tests  

One calculation that is very important is the absolute cell count.

Often the first symptom of MCL is an above normal lymphocyte count,

which is discovered in a routine blood test.

 

"Normal blood counts are difficult to state as they vary with the age and sex of the patient 

as well as where they live. Higher values are usually seen in people who live at higher elevations. 

The reference ranges for each test will be printed on the laboratory report form and will be specific to your locale."  However, it is to some degree subjective, given the mobility of our society.

More blood info

Fainting?

ONLY BORDERLINE NORMAL?

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