Viral Infective Hepatitis - Blood Picture
Dr Ira Shah
Consultant Pediatrician, B.J.Wadia Hospital for Children, Mumbai, India
First Created: 03/06/2001
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Viral Infective Hepatitis - Blood Picture - Introduction
A moderate increase in bilirubin (conjugated), with marked elevation of S.G.O.T., S.G.P.T. & L.D.H. (Liver isoenzyme) are noted in viral hepatitis. Low Na+ & Cl are seen due to vomiting. Marginal elevation of alkaline phosphatase is seen due to compression of intrahepatic biliary canaliculi by swollen parenchymatous cells. G. G. T. P. is not a very sensitive test for viral hepatitis. Triglycerides & cholesterol may be temporarily and marginally lowered.
| BIOCHEMICAL TEST |
NORMAL RANGE |
PATIENT VALUES |
| LOW |
NORMAL | HIGH |
| TRIGLYCERIDES | 35-165 mg/dl | | * | |
Fsating BLOOD SUGAR
| 65-110 MG/DL | | * | |
| HBDH | 90 -220 IU/L | | | * |
| LDH | 40-110 IU/L | | | * |
| SGOT | 7-24 IU/L | | | * |
| SGPT | 4-25 IU/L | | | * |
| GGTP | 0-31 IU/L | | | * |
| TOTAL BILIRUBIN | 0.2-1.0 mg/dl | | | * |
| CONJ. DIR. BILIRUBIN | 0.1-0.6 mg/dl | | | * |
| UNCONJ. BILIRUBIN | 0.1-0.4 mg/dl | | | * |
| CHOLESTEROL | 125-225 mg/dl | | * | |
| TOTAL PROTEIN | 6-8 Gm/dl | | * | |
| ALBUMIN | 3.5-5.0 Gm/dl | | * | |
| A/G RATIO | 0.9-2.0 | | * | |
| ALK. PHOSPHATASE | A - 15-65 IU/L
C - 70-150 IU/L | | | * |
SODIUM
| 137-148 m.Eq/L | * | | |
POTASSIUM
| 3.5-5.6 m.Eq/L | | * | |
| CHLORIDES | 99-108 m.Eq/L | * | | |
| BICARBONATE | 23.7-31.4 m.Eq/L | * | | |
| | A-Adult. C- Child, | | |
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These normal laboratory values may slightly vary from laboratory to laboratory. Please consult your lab for the same.
Dr Ira Shah
Viral Infective Hepatitis - Blood Picture
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2001-03-06
2001-03-06
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Dr Ira Shah
Consultant Pediatrician, B.J.Wadia Hospital for Children, Mumbai, India
First Created: 03/06/2001