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OWNER NAME : RUSHIKESH GAIKWAD SR. VET : DR.

SHELAR
AGE : / SEX : COLLECTION DATE : 08-Dec-2023 4:52 pm
LSS :
RECEIVED DATE : 08-Dec-2023 4:52 pm
REF. NAME :
REPORTED DATE : 08-Dec-2023
: 5:26 pm
ANIMAL Type : Cow
ANIMAL ID : 0 000943
Complete Blood Count .
Test Name Value Unit Biological Ref Range
HAEMOGLOBIN 7.7 Gm% 9 – 14.9
Total WBC Count 5700 / cumm 4000 – 12000
Lymphocyte Count 1858 /cmm 1700 – 5700
Monocyte Count 388 /cmm 0 – 900
Neutrophil Count 3454 / cumm 2300 – 6800
DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
Neutrophil 60.6 % 15 - 45
Lymphocytes 32.6 % 20 – 60
Monocytes 6.8 % 2–7
RBC INDICES
Haematocrit (HCT) 17.6 % 28 – 46
R.B.C. count 4.6 mil./cmm 5 – 10
MCHC 43.8 gm/dL 30 – 37
MCH 16.7 pg 13 – 19
MCV 38.3 fL 38 – 53
RDW-CV 14.9 % 11.5– 14.5
RDW - SD 31.50 fL 35-56
PLATELETS INDICES
Platelet Count 1736000 /cmm 120000 - 820000
MPV 16.3 fL 3.8 – 7
PDW 15.1 fL 15 – 17
PCT 2.83 % 0.100 – 0.282
P-LCR (Plt. Large cell ratio) 89.00 % 13-43
RBC Morphology Normocytic Hypochromic
WBC Morphology Neutrophilia
PARASITES Not seen
OTHER Anemia suggest for Bacterial infection
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Page 1 of 1 Pathologist Signature


(Dr. Priyanka Tikore)
M.V.Sc (Vet Pathology) - 9541
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