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At the Forefront ofClinical Laboratory Medicine


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Name:Patient, Test

(864)333-7777Phone:

100Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 6/6/1946

Age: 72

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Complete Blood Count w/Diff

Test 6/8/2018Reference

Range Units Previous6/8/2018

Current

4-10.5 x10E3/uL11.4 HWBC3.8-5.6 x10E6/uL5.5 RBC

12.6-17.7 g/dL16.2 Hemoglobin35-51 %50 Hematocrit

78-100 fL90.9 MCV26-34 pg29.4 MCH30-37 g/dL32.4 MCHC

150-400 x10E3/uL310 Platelets%77 Neutrophils%12 Lymphs%8 Monocytes%2 Eosinophil%1 Basos

1.5-8.5 x10E3/uL8.77 HNeutrophils #0.7-4 x10E3/uL1.4 Lymphs #

0.2-1.2 x10E3/uL0.91 Monocytes #<0.5 x10E3/uL0.22 Eosinophil #<0.2 x10E3/uL0.11 Basos #

fL9.7 MPVfL42 RDW-SD%14 RDW-CV

Lipid Panel



Current

<200 mg/dL294 HCholesterol, Total Optimal Intermediate Risk High Risk <200 200-239 =/>239

<100 mg/dL188.2 HLDL Calculated Optimal Intermediate Risk High Risk <100 100-129 =/>130

>35 mg/dL37 Cholesterol, HDL High Risk Range: <35 Optimal Range: >/=50

35-150 mg/dL344 HTriglycerides Optimal Intermediate Risk High Risk <150 150-199 =/>199

<130 mg/dL257 HNon-HDL- C<30 mg/dL68.8 HVLDL

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel



Current

65-100 mg/dL220 HGlucose, Serum6-23 mg/dL29 HUrea Nitrogen

0.7-1.3 mg/dL1.6 HCreatinine, SerumFor patients >49 years of age, the referencelimit for Creatinine is approximately 13%higher for people identified asAfrican-American.

9-23 Ratio18.13 Bun/Creat Ratio134-145 mmol/L136 Sodium, Serum3.5-5.3 mmol/L4.7 Potassium,

Serum96-112 mmol/L110 Chloride, Serum19-32 mmol/L27 CO28-16 mmol/LSee NoteAnion Gap

Anion gap is not applicable8.4-10.4 mg/dL9.8 Calcium, Serum

6-8.5 g/dL6.8 Total Protein, S3.2-5.5 g/dL3.9 Albumin, Serum1.9-3.7 g/dL2.9 Globulin, Calc1-2.5 Ratio1.3 A/G Ratio<1.2 mg/dL1 Bilirubin, Total

40-129 IU/L97 ALP<44 IU/L29 ALT (SGPT)<40 IU/L24 AST ( SGOT)>59 mL/m/1.7354.9 LeGFR If African>59 mL/m/1.7345.4 LeGFR Non Afr

Hemoglobin A1c



Current

4-6 %9.2 HHemoglobin A1c%mg/dL217.34 eAG

Normal: < 5.7% Prediabetes: 5.7-6.4%Diabetes: >= 6.5%Glycemic control for adults with diabetes<7.0%

Chemistry



Current

<190 IU/L134 CK28-100 IU/L88 Amylase

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Future ClientAddressPhone number


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Name:Patient, Test

(864)333-7777Phone:

100Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 6/6/1946

Age: 72

File ID: Chart #

Spec


Received Date:


804330Specimen ID:

Report Type:


6/8/2018

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Chemistry



Current

13-60 IU/L19 Lipase1.6-2.6 mg/dL1.8 Magnesium59-158 ug/dL124 Iron250-450 ug/dL315.9 TIBC

<14 IU/mL7 RheumatoidFactor (RF)

Thyroid Function



Current

0.45-4.5 uIU/mL22 HTSH, 3rd Gen0.79-1.77 ng/dL0.5 LFree T471-180 ng/dl66 LTotal T3

<35 IU/mL244 HAnti-TPO

Celiac Disease Panel



Current

<15 U/mL1.3 DeamidatedGliadin Abs, IgA

<19 U/mL1.8 DeamidatedGliadin Abs, IgG

<15 U/mL2.2 t-Transglutaminase (tTG) IgA

<15 U/mL2.9 t-Transglutaminase (tTG) IgG

70-400 mg/dL241 Immunoglobulin A

Immunity Assessment



Current

<11.5 IU/L44 HHep B Surface AbStatus of Immunity Anti-HBs LevelInconsistent with Immunity 0.00-11.5Consistent with Immunity >11.5

<0.9 AI3.8 HRubella Ab, IgGNegative Equivocal Positive =<0.7 0.8-0.9 >1.0

Presence of antibodies is presumptive evidence of immunity except when active infection issuspected.

Immunity Assessment



Current

<1 AI3.4 HMumps Ab, IgG Negative Equivocal Positive =<0.8 0.9-1.0 >1.1Presence of antibodies is presumptive evidence of immunity except when active infection issuspected.

<1 AI3.2 HMeasles Ab, IgG Negative Equivocal Positive =<0.8 0.9-1.0 >1.1Presence of antibodies is presumptive evidence of immunity except when active infection issuspected.




Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(864)333-7777Phone:

007Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 10/10/1980

Age: 37

File ID:

Spec


Received Date:


804272Specimen ID:

Report Type:


6/8/2018

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6/12/2018 Doc

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Complete Blood Count w/Diff



Current

4-10.5 x10E3/uL8.2 7.5WBC3.8-5.6 x10E6/uL4.7 4.5RBC

12.6-17.7 g/dL13.7 14Hemoglobin35-51 %41 42Hematocrit

78-100 fL87.2 93.3MCV26-34 pg29.1 31.1MCH30-37 g/dL33.4 33.3MCHC

150-400 x10E3/uL287 264Platelets%61 68Neutrophils%28 22Lymphs%7 6Monocytes%3 3Eosinophil%1 1Basos

1.5-8.5 x10E3/uL5.01 5.1Neutrophils #0.7-4 x10E3/uL2.3 1.7Lymphs #

0.2-1.2 x10E3/uL0.57 0.45Monocytes #<0.5 x10E3/uL0.24 0.22Eosinophil #<0.2 x10E3/uL0.08 0.07Basos #

fL9.8 10MPVfL43 44RDW-SD%15 16RDW-CV

Lipid Panel



Current

<200 mg/dL235 H 210Cholesterol, Total Optimal Intermediate Risk High Risk <200 200-239 =/>239

<100 mg/dL129.4 H 115LDL Calculated Optimal Intermediate Risk High Risk <100 100-129 =/>130

>35 mg/dL28 L 31Cholesterol, HDL High Risk Range: <35 Optimal Range: >/=50

35-150 mg/dL388 H 320Triglycerides Optimal Intermediate Risk High Risk <150 150-199 =/>199

<130 mg/dL207 H 179Non-HDL- C<30 mg/dL77.6 H 64VLDL

Basic Metabolic Panel



Current

65-100 mg/dL114 H 120Glucose, Serum6-23 mg/dL17 20Urea Nitrogen

0.7-1.3 mg/dL0.9 1Creatinine, SerumFor patients >49 years of age, the referencelimit for Creatinine is approximately 13%higher for people identified asAfrican-American.

9-23 RatioSee Note BUN/Creatinine ratio is not applicable.Bun/Creat RatioBUN/Creatinine ratio is not applicable.

134-145 mmol/L138 142 Sodium, Serum3.5-5.3 mmol/L4.2 4.5 Potassium,

Serum96-112 mmol/L98 100Chloride, Serum19-32 mmol/L27 23CO2

8.4-10.4 mg/dL9.6 10Calcium, Serum>59 mL/m/1.73122 108eGFR If African>59 mL/m/1.73100.9 89.4eGFR Non Afr

Hepatic Function



Current

6-8.5 g/dL7.4 7Total Protein, S3.2-5.5 g/dL4.8 4.5Albumin, Serum

<1.2 mg/dL0.7 0.6Bilirubin, Total<0.3 mg/dL0.1 0.1Bilirubin, Direct

40-129 IU/L114 120ALP<44 IU/L52 H 149ALT (SGPT)<40 IU/L44 H 144AST ( SGOT)<60 IU/L67 H 129GGT<10 umol/L11.8 H 18Bile Acids, Total

An increase in serum bile acids concentrationin the fasting state or postprandial isconsidered to be a specific indicator of liverdisease. A decreased level indicates bile acidmalabsorption, possibly due to ilealdysfunction.

Hemoglobin A1c



Current

4-6 %6.2 H 6.9Hemoglobin A1c%




Patie

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Name:Patient, Test

(864)333-7777Phone:

007Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 10/10/1980

Age: 37

File ID:

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Received Date:


804272Specimen ID:

Report Type:


6/8/2018

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Hemoglobin A1c



Current

mg/dL131.24 151.33eAGNormal: < 5.7% Prediabetes: 5.7-6.4%Diabetes: >= 6.5%Glycemic control for adults with diabetes<7.0%

Inflammatory Markers



Current

<20 mm/hour18 29ESR

Chemistry



Current

2.5-4.5 mg/dL3.4 3.2Phosphorus1.6-2.6 mg/dL2.1 2Magnesium3.4-7 mg/dL5.5 5Uric Acid

Therapeutic target for gout patients: <6.059-158 ug/dL78 66Iron250-450 ug/dL332.1 330.8TIBC1.2-7.6 U/L5.1 5.6Aldolase

0.5-1.03 mg/L0.8 1Cystatin-C

Thyroid Function



Current

0.45-4.5 uIU/mL2.1 3.2TSH, 3rd Gen0.79-1.77 ng/dL1.1 0.9Free T471-180 ng/dl141 120Total T3

<35 IU/mL19 22Anti-TPO

Hormones & Vitamins



Current

mIU/mL10.2 9FSHMale: 1.5-12.4 mIU/mLFemale: Follicular 3.5-12.5 mIU/mL Ovulatory 4.7-21.5 mIU/mL Luteal 1.7-7.7 mIU/mL Postmenopausal 25.8-134.8 mIU/mL

Hormones & Vitamins



Current

mIU/mL9.1 8LHAdult Male : 1.7-8.6 mIU/mLAdult Female: Follicular 2.4-12.6 mIU/mLOvulation 14.0-95.6 mIU/mLLuteal 1.0-11.4 mIU/mLPostmenopausal 7.7-58.5 mIU/mL

ng/mL0.3 0.4ProgesteroneMale: 0.0-0.50 ng/mLFemale: Follicular Phase 0.1- 0.9 ng/mL Luteal Phase 1.8-23.9 ng/mL Postmenopausal < 0.1 ng/mL Oral Contraceptives 0.34-0.92 ng/mL Pregnancy: First Trimester 11- 44.3 ng/mL Second Trimester 25.4-83.3 ng/mL Third Trimester 58.7-214 ng/mL

7.6-42.6 pg/mL31 14Estradiol

Female Follicular Phase 12.5-166 pg/mL Mid-Cycle 85.8-498 pg/mL Luteal Phase 43.8-211 pg/mL Postmenopausal <54.7 pg/mL Pregnancy: 1st trimester: 215.0 to >4300.0

249-950 ng/dL542 640Testosterone, T9-30 ng/dL10.4 7.8Testosterone, F

88.9-427 ug/dL210 169DHEA-Sulfate30-400 ng/mL77 44Ferritin

6.02-18.4 ug/dL14.2 18Cortisol, SerumCortisol AM: 6.02-18.4 Cortisol PM:2.68-10.5

15-65 pg/mL52 169Intact PTH1.1-4.4 ng/mL3.1 3.5C- Peptide

2.6-24.8 uIU/mL17 17Insulin232-1245 pg/mL697 540Vitamin B12

>4.5 ng/mL8.8 7.2Folic Acid30-100 ng/mL34 14Vitamin D 25-OH

Deficiency Insufficiency Sufficiency Toxicity < 20 20-30 30-100 >100

Cardiac Markers



Current

104-202 mg/dL191 225ApoA1Page 2 of 3 LABTECH DIAGNOSTICS, 1502 E. Greenville St. Anderson, SC 29621 PH (864) 760 0039

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Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(864)333-7777Phone:

007Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 10/10/1980

Age: 37

File ID:

Spec


Received Date:


804272Specimen ID:

Report Type:


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Cardiac Markers



Current

66-133 mg/dL102 177Apo B<15 umol/L13.4 18Homocysteine<3 mg/L3.7 H 3.8CRP hs

<86 pg/mL71 81NT- pro BNP<30 mg/dL18 0.5Lipoprotein (a)

Prostate Assessment



Current

<4 ng/mL3.1 8.8PSA, 3rd GenThis test was performed using the RocheCobas chemiluminescent method. Valuesobtained from different assay methods cannot be used interchangeably. PSA levels, reagardless of value, should not be interpreted as absolute evidence of the presence or absence of disease.




Connective Tissue Disease Cascade (CTDC)

≥20 U <20 U

CTDC / Connective Tissue Diseases Cascade, Serum

No further testingCyclic Citrullinated Peptide Antibodies, IgG, Serum

Positive result supports the diagnosis of RA

Antibody to Extractable Nuclear Antigen Evaluation, SerumThis test includes the following IgGantibodies, which are automaticallyperformed:

■ SS-A/Ro ■ SS-B/La ■ Sm

■ RNP ■ Scl 70 ■ Jo 1

DNA Double-Stranded (dsDNA) Antibodies with Reflex, IgG, Serum

CRITH / DNA Double-Stranded(dsDNA) Antibodies by Crithidialuciliae IFA, IgG, Serum

≥1.0 U ≥1.0 U ≥1.0 U ≥1.0 U ≥1.0 U ≥1.0 U

Sm Antibodies

Positive result supportsdiagnosis of LE

SS-A/Ro Antibodies

Positive result supports the diagnosis of Sjögren syndrome or other CTD

Positive result supportsthe diagnosis of LE

Negative resultUnable to confirm borderline positive result obtained by EIA

Scl 70 Antibodies

Positive result supportsdiagnosis of scleroderma

RNP Antibodies

Positive result supports diagnosis of mixed connective tissue disease

SS-B/La Antibodies

Positive result supports diagnosis of Sjögren syndrome or other CTD

Jo 1 Antibodies

Positive result supportsdiagnosis of polymyositis

Positive result supports the diagnosis of LE

Positive result supports the diagnosis of CREST syndrome

Positive result supports the diagnosis of LE and may indicate the presence of CNS involvement

Centromere Antibodies, IgG, Serum

Ribosome P Antibodies, IgG, Serum

No further testing

Antinuclear Antibodies(ANA), Serum

≥3.0 U

≥1.0 U ≥1.0 U30-75 IU/mL >75 IU/mL

<3.0 U

CNS=central nervous systemCREST=calcinosis, Raynaud disease, esophageal motility disorder, sclerodactyly, and telangiectasia. CTD=connective tissue diseaseSLE=systemic lupus erythematosus

NOTE: Positive results not diagnostic for any CTD and should be interpreted within the clinical context of the patient.


Patie

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Name:Patient , Test

(666)111-1234Phone:

100Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: UNKNOWN

Gender: Male

Birth: 6/6/1976

Age: 42

File ID: Chart #

Spec


Received Date:


804296Specimen ID:

Report Type:


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Autoimmune & Arthritis



Current

<9 IU/mLanti-DNA (DS) Ab

Negative:=<4 Indeterminate:5-9 Positive:>10<1 AI3.1 HAnti-SS-A<1 AI0.2 Anti-SS-B<1 AI0.2 Smith Antibodies<1 AI0.2 Sm RNP<1 AI0.2 Ribosomal P<1 AI0.2 Anti-Scl-70 <1 AI0.2 Centromere B Ab<1 AI0.2 Jo-1 Antibody<1 AI0.2 [C] RNP

Antibodies<1 AI0.2 Chromatin (N) Ab

<20 GPL U/mL10.2 Anticardiolipin IgA

<20 MPL U/mL115 HAnticardiolipin IgG

<20 APL U/mL3.5 Anticardiolipin IgM

<14 IU/mL8 Rheumatoid Factor (RF)

<4 IU/mL0.1 CCP Ab IgG/IgA

<35 IU/mL14 Anti-TPONegativePositiveANA IFA

See NoteANA Pattern & Titer

Homogenous 1:160Negative Borderline Positive <1:40 1:40-1:80 >1:80



Patie

nt

Name:Patient , Test

(864)444-4444Phone:

009Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Female

Birth: 2/25/1962

Age: 56

File ID: Chart#

Spec


Received Date:


814094Specimen ID:

Report Type:


6/21/2018

Complete

6/22/2018 Doc

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Female Hormone Assessment


Range Units PreviousCurrent

0.45-4.5 uIU/mL2.8 TSH, 3rd Gen0.79-1.77 ng/dL1.2 Free T4

2-4.4 pg/mL3.1 Free T3<73 ng/dL22 Testosterone, T<2.2 ng/dL0.4 Testosterone, F

17.3-125 nmol/L38 SHBGng/mL<0.1 Progesterone

Male: 0.0-0.50 ng/mLFemale: Follicular Phase 0.1- 0.9 ng/mL Luteal Phase 1.8-23.9 ng/mL Postmenopausal < 0.1 ng/mL Oral Contraceptives 0.34-0.92 ng/mL Pregnancy: First Trimester 11- 44.3 ng/mL Second Trimester 25.4-83.3 ng/mL Third Trimester 58.7-214 ng/mL

pg/mL23 Estradiol


mIU/mL77 FSHMale: 1.5-12.4 mIU/mLFemale: Follicular 3.5-12.5 mIU/mL Ovulatory 4.7-21.5 mIU/mL Luteal 1.7-7.7 mIU/mL Postmenopausal 25.8-134.8 mIU/mL

mIU/mL52 LHAdult Male : 1.7-8.6 mIU/mLAdult Female: Follicular 2.4-12.6 mIU/mLOvulation 14.0-95.6 mIU/mLLuteal 1.0-11.4 mIU/mLPostmenopausal 7.7-58.5 mIU/mL

15-65 pg/mL72 HIntact PTH18.9-205 ug/dL187 DHEA-Sulfate6.02-18.4 ug/dL24.1 HCortisol, Serum

Cortisol AM: 6.02-18.4 Cortisol PM:2.68-10.5

36-200 ng/ml102 IGF-1



Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(666)111-1234Phone:

100Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 6/6/1946

Age: 72

File ID: Chart #

Spec


Received Date:


804288Specimen ID:

Report Type:


6/8/2018

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Immunity Assessment



Current

<1 AI3.3 HMumps Ab, IgG Negative Equivocal Positive =<0.8 0.9-1.0 >1.1Presence of antibodies is presumptive evidence of immunity except when active infection issuspected.

<1 AI4.1 HMeasles Ab, IgG Negative Equivocal Positive =<0.8 0.9-1.0 >1.1Presence of antibodies is presumptive evidence of immunity except when active infection issuspected.

<0.9 AI4.7 HRubella Ab, IgGNegative Equivocal Positive =<0.7 0.8-0.9 >1.0Presence of antibodies is presumptive evidence of immunity except when active infection issuspected.

<10.4 LVaricella Z Ab, IgG Negative Equivocal Positive =<0.8 0.9-1.0 >1.1Presence of antibodies is presumptive evidence of immunity except when active infection issuspected.

<11.5 IU/L148 HHep B Surface AbStatus of Immunity Anti-HBs LevelInconsistent with Immunity 0.00-11.5Consistent with Immunity >11.5

90-180 mg/dL140 112Complement C310-40 mg/dL26 41Complement C4

70-400 mg/dL246 Immunoglobulin A700-1600 mg/dL1120 Immunoglobulin G40-230 mg/dL114 Immunoglobulin M<100 IU/mL102 HImmunoglobulin E<132 mg/L42 Immunoglobulin D

382-928 mg/dL592 IgG, Subclass 1241-700 mg/dL275 IgG, Subclass 222-176 mg/dL88 IgG, Subclass 34-86 mg/dL64 IgG, Subclass 4

90-200 mg/dL142 Alpha-1-Antitrypsin



Patie

nt

Name:Patient , Test

(555)555-5555Phone:

008Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 2/19/1975

Age: 43

File ID:

Spec


Received Date:


814096Specimen ID:


6/21/2018

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Male Hormone Assesment



0.45-4.5 uIU/mL22.8 HTSH, 3rd Gen0.79-1.77 ng/dL0.4 LFree T4

2-4.4 pg/mL1.9 LFree T3249-950 ng/dL269 Testosterone, T

9-30 ng/dL4.4 LTestosterone, F16.5-55.9 nmol/L41 SHBG7.6-42.6 pg/mL21 Estradiol


mIU/mL7.1 FSHMale: 1.5-12.4 mIU/mLFemale: Follicular 3.5-12.5 mIU/mL Ovulatory 4.7-21.5 mIU/mL Luteal 1.7-7.7 mIU/mL Postmenopausal 25.8-134.8 mIU/mL

mIU/mL6.4 LHAdult Male : 1.7-8.6 mIU/mLAdult Female: Follicular 2.4-12.6 mIU/mLOvulation 14.0-95.6 mIU/mLLuteal 1.0-11.4 mIU/mLPostmenopausal 7.7-58.5 mIU/mL

15-65 pg/mL31 Intact PTH88.9-427 ug/dL339 DHEA-Sulfate6.02-18.4 ug/dL26.8 HCortisol, Serum

Cortisol AM: 6.02-18.4 Cortisol PM:2.68-10.5

43-209 ng/ml184 IGF-1<4 ng/mL5.1 HPSA, 3rd Gen

This test was performed using the Roche CobasElectrochemiluminescent method. Valuesobtained from different assay methods cannotbe used interchangeably. PSA levels,reagardless of value, should not beinterpreted as absolute evidence of thepresence or absence of disease.



Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(864)333-7777Phone:

100Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: NO

Gender: Male

Birth: 6/6/1946

Age: 72

File ID: Chart #

Spec


Received Date:


804289Specimen ID:

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S.T.D Profile



Current

NegativeNegativeAnti-HAV, IgMNegativeNegativeHBs AntigenNegativeNegativeanti-HBc, IgMNegativePositiveHCV Antibody

Non - ReactiveSee NoteHIV1/2 Ag/Ab 5thGeneration

Non - ReactiveA Nonreactive HIV-1/2 Ag/Ab result doesnotexclude HIV infection since the time framefor seroconversion is variable. If acute HIVinfection is suspected, antibody retesting andnucleic acid amplification (HIV DNA/RNA)testing is recommended.

NegativeNegativeChlamydiatrachomatis, NAA

NegativePositiveNeisseriagonorrhoeae, NAA

NegativePositiveTrichomonasVaginalis, NAA

<0.9 index0.4 HSV I IgGNegative: Equivocal Positive <0.91 0.91-1.09 >1.09

<0.9 index6.4 HHSV II IgGNegative: Equivocal Positive <0.91 0.91-1.09 >1.09

Non ReactiveSee NoteSyphilis AntibodyNon Reactive


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Name:Test , Patient

(864)111-1111Phone:

LT152048Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: NO

Gender:Female

Birth:9/1/1980

Age:37

File ID:

Spec


Received Date:


617226Specimen ID:

Report Type:


10/4/2017

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TEST ID # 9804 TEST ID # 10102

More comprehensive results

Multiplex PCR helps healthcare providers deliver proper treatment by providing fast and accurate pathogen identification. With same day turnaround time, clinicians can make vital decisions regarding hospital admission, isolation, cohorting, antiviral or antibiotic therapy and additional diagnostic testing.

Get Better Results

Multiplex PCR approach increases the probability of identifying a pathogen in patients with symptoms of an infectious disease and increases the capability of detection of co-infections.

Panel tests for a comprehensive set of 20 upper respiratory viral and bacterial pathogens in about an hour. The Respiratory Panel identifies the most common viral and bacterial pathogens that cause respiratory tract infections that present with nearly indistinguishable symptoms. The rapid and accurate identification of the causative agent helps determine how a healthcare provider chooses to treat an upper respiratory tract infection.

Influenza A&B Screen



Current

NegativePositiveInfluenza ANegativeNegativeInfluenza B

RESPIRATORY PANEL PCR



Current

Not DetectedNDParainfluenzaVirus 2

Not DetectedDetectedInfluenza ANot DetectedDetectedInfluenza BNot DetectedNDAdenovirusNot DetectedNDCoronavirus HKU1Not DetectedNDCoronavirus NL63Not DetectedNDCoronavirus 229ENot DetectedNDCoronavirus OC43Not DetectedNDHuman

MetapneumovirusNot DetectedNDHumanRhinovirus/

EnterovirusNot DetectedNDInfluenza A/H1Not DetectedNDInfluenza A/H3Not DetectedNDInfluenza

A/H1-2009Not DetectedNDParainfluenza

Virus 1Not DetectedNDParainfluenza

Virus 3Not DetectedNDParainfluenza

Virus 4Not DetectedNDRespiratory

Syncytial VirusNot DetectedNDBordetella

pertussisNot DetectedNDChlamydophila

pneumoniaeNot DetectedNDMycoplasma

pneumoniae



Patie

nt

Name:Test , Patient

(864)111-1111Phone:


Fasting Status: NO

Gender:Female

Birth:9/1/1980

Age:37

File ID:

Spec


Received Date:


617226Specimen ID:

Report Type:


10/4/2017

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10/7/2017 Doc

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Stool Culture Sample Report



SEE NOTESHIGA TOXINS,EIA W/RFL TOE.COLI O157CULTURE

SHIGA TOXINS, EIA W/RFL TO E.COLI O157CULTURE

MICRO NUMBER: 70912152 TEST STATUS: FINAL SPECIMEN SOURCE: STOOL SPECIMEN QUALITY: ADEQUATE RESULT: Not Detected

SEE NOTECAMPYLOBACTER, CULTURE

CAMPYLOBACTER, CULTURE

MICRO NUMBER: 70912151 TEST STATUS: FINAL SPECIMEN SOURCE: STOOL SPECIMEN QUALITY: ADEQUATE RESULT: No enteric Campylobacterisolated

SEE NOTESALMONELLAAND SHIGELLA,CULTURE

SALMONELLA AND SHIGELLA, CULTURE

MICRO NUMBER: 70912153 TEST STATUS: FINAL SPECIMEN SOURCE: STOOL SPECIMEN QUALITY: ADEQUATE RESULT: No Salmonella or Shigellaisolated

GI Panel PCR Sample Report



Current

Not DetectedNDCampylobacterNot DetectedDetectedC diff. (toxin A/B)Not DetectedNDPlesiomonas

shigelloidesNot DetectedNDSalmonellaNot DetectedNDYersinia

enterocoliticaNot DetectedNDVibrio (P,V & C)Not DetectedNDVibrio choleraeNot DetectedNDE. coli (EAEC)Not DetectedNDE. coli (EPEC)Not DetectedNDE. coli (ETEC) lt/stNot DetectedNDE. coli (STEC)

stx1/stx2Not DetectedNDE. coli O157Not DetectedNDE. coli (EIEC)Not DetectedNDCryptosporidiumNot DetectedNDCyclospora

cayetanensisNot DetectedNDEntamoeba

histolyticaNot DetectedDetectedGiardia lambliaNot DetectedNDAdenovirus F40/41Not DetectedNDAstrovirusNot DetectedNDNorovirus GI/GIINot DetectedNDRotavirus ANot DetectedNDSapovirus(I,II,IV,V)

TEST ID #10108 TEST ID # 10100

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GI Panel tests for a comprehensive set of 22 gastrointestinal pathogens. The GI Panel tests stool specimens for common pathogens associated with gastroenteritis. Quickly identifying the correct pathogen can ensure appropriate treatment, patient management and help decrease infectious gastroenteritis which can lead to severe illness or death.




Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(864)333-7777Phone:

100Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 6/6/1946

Age: 72

File ID: Chart #

Spec


Received Date:


804300Specimen ID:

Report Type:


6/8/2018

Complete

6/12/2018 Doc

tor

Diagnostics, LabtechDoctor:

Levels of Specific IgE Class Description of Class< 0.35 0 Normal

0.35 - 0.69 I Low level of Allergy0.70 - 3.49 II Moderate level of Allergy3.50 - 17.49 III High level of Allergy17.50 - 49.99 IV Very High level of Allergy50.00 - 99.99 V Very High level of Allergy

>= 100.00 VI Very High level of Allergy

Allergy, Respiratory Panel III, IgEFlagUnitsResultTest Name

kU/L3.20 HIGH Class IID. Pteronyssinus, D1kU/L3.30 HIGH Class IID. farinae, D2kU/L0.60 HIGH Class IHouse dust, Greer, h1, IgEKU/L0.55 HIGH Class IHouse dust, Holl. H2kU/L0.10< Class 0P. Notatom, M1kU/L0.10< Class 0C. herbarum, M2kU/L0.10< Class 0Aspergillus fumigatus,M3kU/L0.10< Class 0Candida Albicans, M5kU/L0.10< Class 0Alternaria tenuis, M6kU/L0.10< Class 0Common Ragweed, W1kU/L0.10< Class 0English plantain, W9kU/L0.10< Class 0Lamb's Qtrs, W10kU/L0.10< Class 0Pigweed Rough, W14kU/L2.20 HIGH Class IIBermuda grass, G2kU/L2.40 HIGH Class IIMeadow Fescue, G4kU/L1.90 HIGH Class IITimothy Grass, G6kU/L2.50 HIGH Class IIJune Grass,KYB, G8kU/L2.70 HIGH Class IIJohnson Grass, G10kU/L4.10 HIGH Class IIIBahia grass, G17kU/L8.80 HIGH Class IIICat Dander, E1kU/L10.70 HIGH Class IIIDog Dander, E5kU/L0.10< Class 0Birch, T3kU/L0.10< Class 0Cedar Mountain, T6kU/L0.10< Class 0Oak, T7kU/L0.10< Class 0Elm American, T8kU/L0.10< Class 0Pecan Tree, T22




Patie

nt

Name:Test, Test

(864)353-9445Phone:

007Patient ID #:

Fasting Status: YES

Gender: Male

Birth: 10/10/1980

Age: 37

File ID:

Spec


Received Date:


808784Specimen ID:

Report Type:


6/14/2018

Complete

6/14/2018 Doc

tor


Levels of Specific IgE Class Description of Class< 0.35 0 Normal

0.35 - 0.69 I Low level of Allergy0.70 - 3.49 II Moderate level of Allergy

3.50 - 17.49 III High level of Allergy17.50 - 49.99 IV Very High level of Allergy50.00 - 99.99 V Very High level of Allergy

>= 100.00 VI Very High level of Allergy

Allergy, Food Panel, IgEFlagUnitsResultTest Name

kU/L0.55 HIGH Class IEgg White, F1kU/L0.65 HIGH Class IMilk, F2KU/L0.00 Class 0Codfish, F3kU/L0.00 Class 0Wheat, F4KU/L0.00 Class 0Rye, F5kU/L0.00 Class 0Oat, F7kU/L0.00 Class 0Corn, F8KU/L0.00 Class 0Sesame, F10kU/L3.00 HIGH Class IIPeanut, F13kU/L0.00 Class 0Soybean, F14KU/L0.00 Class 0Sugar Cane, F21kU/L5.00 HIGH Class IIIShrimp, F24, IgEkU/L0.00 Class 0Pork, F26kU/L0.00 Class 0Beef, F27kU/L0.00 Class 0Coconut, F36kU/L0.00 Class 0Strawberry,F44kU/L0.00 Class 0Bakers Yeast, F45kU/L0.00 Class 0Gluten, F79KU/L0.00 Class 0Egg Yolk, F75kU/L1.10 HIGH Class IIPecan Nut, F201kU/L0.75 HIGH Class IICashew, F202kU/L0.00 Class 0Walnut, F256kU/L0.00 Class 0Oyster, F290KU/L0.00 Class 0Green Bean, F315




Labtech Diagnostics offers a large menu of allergens and panels,. In additiom custom panels based on providers preference are offered .

Grains & Beans Panel - 99991 Grasses Panel - 99998 Dairy Panel - 99992 Seafood Panel - 9948Barly, f6, IgE Meadow Fescue, g4, IgE Egg White, f1, IgE Clam, f207, IgERice, f9, IgE Bahia grass, g17, IgE Milk, f2, IgE Crab, f23, IgEBuckwheat, f11, IgE Bermuda grass, g2, IgE Egg Yolk, f75, IgE Shrimp, f24, IgEMalt, f90, IgE Johnson Grass, g10, IgE Alpha-Lactalbumin, f76, IgE Scallop, f338, IgEWheat, f4, IgE June Grass,KYB, g8, IgE Beta-lactoglob, f77, IgE Oyster, f290, IgEWhey, f236, IgE Timothy Grass, g6, IgE Casein, f78, IgE Lobster, f80, IgERye, f5, IgE Sweet Vernal Grass, g1, IgE Cheese Cheddar, f81, IgE Tuna, f40, IgEOat, f7, IgE Orchard Grass, g3, IgE Yogurt, f360, IgE Salmon, f41, IgE Sesame,f10, IgE Perennial Rye Grass, g5, IgE Halibut, f303, IgEGluten, f79, IgE Common Reed Grass, g7, IgE Codfish, f3, IgEPea, f12, IgE Red Top,g9, IgE Meat Panel - 99987 Trout, f204, IgESoybean, f14, IgE Brome Grass, g11, IgE Turkey Meat, f284, IgE Haddock, f42, IgEWhite Bean, f15, IgE Cultivated Rye Grass,g12, IgE Lamb, f88, IgE Flounder, f147, IgE Lima Bean, f182, IgE Velvet Grass, g13, IgE Beef, f27, IgE Red Snapper, f381, IgE Pinto Bean, f300, IgE Cultivated Oat Grass, g14, IgE Pork, f26, IgERed Kidney Bean, f287, IgE Cultivated Wheat Grass, g15, IgE Chicken,F83, IgE Spice & Herbs Panel - 99981Green Bean, f315, IgE Meadow Foxtail Grass, g70, IgE Black Pepper, f280, IgE

Canary Grass, g71, IgE Fruit Panel - 99982 Chili Pepper, f279, IgE Hymenoptera Panel - 10025 Strawberry, f44, IgE Garlic, f47, IgE Venom Honey Bee, I1, IgE Trees Panel - 99996 Apricot, f237, IgE Parsley, f86, IgE Venom White Hornet, I2, IgE White Ash, t15, IgE Cherry, f242, IgE Mustard, f89, IgE Venom Yellow Jacket, I3, IgE Elm American, t8, IgE Grape, f259, IgE Hazelnut, f17, IgE Venom Peper Wasp, I4, IgE Pecan Tree, t22, IgE Lemon, f208, IgE Oregano, f283, IgE Venom Yellow Hornet, I5, IgE Cedar Mountain,t6, IgE Apple, f49, IgE Basil, f269, IgECockroach, I6, IgE Walnut, t10, IgE Kiwi Fruit, f84, IgE Ginger, f270, IgEFire Ant, I70, IgE Maple, Box Elde, t1, IgE Melons, f87, IgE American Cockroch, I206, IgE Cottonwood, t14, IgE Grapefruit, f209, IgE Mold Panel - 99995

Willow, t12, IgE Tomato, f25, IgE Mucor racemosus, m4, IgE Animal Epithelium Panel - 99988 Sweet Gum ,t211, IgE Peach, f95, IgE Alternaria tenuis, m6, IgECat Dander, e1, IgE White Pine, t16, IgE Pineapple, f210, IgE Aspergillus fumigatus, m3, IgEDog Dander, e5, IgE Alder, t2, IgE Pear, f94, IgE Candida Albicans, m5, IgEHorse Dander, e3, IgE Hazlenut, t4, IgE Avocado, f96, IgE Helminthosporium halodes, m8, IgECow Dander, e4, IgE Beech, t5, IgE Banana,f92, IgE Stemphylium botryosum, m10, IgEMouse Epithelia,e71, IgE Oak, t7, IgE Mango Fruit, f91, IgE Epicoccum purpurascens, m14, IgERat Epithelia, e73, IgE Olive, t9, IgE Watermelon, f329, IgE P. Notatom, m1, IgEGuinea Pig Epithelia,e6, IgE Sycamore, t11, IgE Plum, f255, IgE C. herbarum, m2, IgEGoose Feathers, e70, IgE Red Cedar, t219, IgE Orange, f33, IgE Fusarium moniliforme, m9, IgE Rabbit Epithelia, e82, IgE Birch, t3, IgE Cantaloupe, f102, IgE Rhizopus nigricans, m11, IgE Chicken Feathers, e85, IgE Blueberry, f288, IgE Aureobasidium pullulans, m12,IgE Canary, e204, IgE Vegetable Panel - 99986 Curvularia lunata, m16, IgE Duck, e86, IgE Sweet Potato, f54, IgE Phoma betae, m13,IgE Goat Epithelia, e80, IgE Asparagus, f261, IgE

Broccoli, f260, IgE Weeds Panel - 99997 Cauliflower, f291, IgE Giant Ragweed, w3, IgE Celery, f85, IgE Mugwort, w6, IgE Lettuce, f215, IgE English plantain, w9, IgE Corn, f8, IgELamb's Quarters,w10, IgE Spinach, f214, IgE Common Ragweed, w1, IgE Mushroom, f212, IgE Pigweed Rough, w14, IgE Potato, f35, IgENettle,w20, IgE Onion, f48, IgESheep Sorrel, w18, IgE Cucumber, f244, IgECocklebur, w13, IgE Carrot, f31, IgE Goldenrod, w12, IgE Cabbage, f216, IgE Rough Marsh Elder, w16, IgE Green Pepper, f263, IgEFirebush, w17 IgE

Labtech Diagnostics offers a large menu of allergens and panels,. In additiom custom panels based on providers preference are offered .

Grains & Beans Panel - 99991 Grasses Panel - 99998 Dairy Panel - 99992 Seafood Panel - 9948Barly, f6, IgE Meadow Fescue, g4, IgE Egg White, f1, IgE Clam, f207, IgERice, f9, IgE Bahia grass, g17, IgE Milk, f2, IgE Crab, f23, IgEBuckwheat, f11, IgE Bermuda grass, g2, IgE Egg Yolk, f75, IgE Shrimp, f24, IgEMalt, f90, IgE Johnson Grass, g10, IgE Alpha-Lactalbumin, f76, IgE Scallop, f338, IgEWheat, f4, IgE June Grass,KYB, g8, IgE Beta-lactoglob, f77, IgE Oyster, f290, IgEWhey, f236, IgE Timothy Grass, g6, IgE Casein, f78, IgE Lobster, f80, IgERye, f5, IgE Sweet Vernal Grass, g1, IgE Cheese Cheddar, f81, IgE Tuna, f40, IgEOat, f7, IgE Orchard Grass, g3, IgE Yogurt, f360, IgE Salmon, f41, IgE Sesame,f10, IgE Perennial Rye Grass, g5, IgE Halibut, f303, IgEGluten, f79, IgE Common Reed Grass, g7, IgE Codfish, f3, IgEPea, f12, IgE Red Top,g9, IgE Meat Panel - 99987 Trout, f204, IgESoybean, f14, IgE Brome Grass, g11, IgE Turkey Meat, f284, IgE Haddock, f42, IgEWhite Bean, f15, IgE Cultivated Rye Grass,g12, IgE Lamb, f88, IgE Flounder, f147, IgE Lima Bean, f182, IgE Velvet Grass, g13, IgE Beef, f27, IgE Red Snapper, f381, IgE Pinto Bean, f300, IgE Cultivated Oat Grass, g14, IgE Pork, f26, IgERed Kidney Bean, f287, IgE Cultivated Wheat Grass, g15, IgE Chicken,F83, IgE Spice & Herbs Panel - 99981Green Bean, f315, IgE Meadow Foxtail Grass, g70, IgE Black Pepper, f280, IgE

Canary Grass, g71, IgE Fruit Panel - 99982 Chili Pepper, f279, IgE Hymenoptera Panel - 10025 Strawberry, f44, IgE Garlic, f47, IgE Venom Honey Bee, I1, IgE Trees Panel - 99996 Apricot, f237, IgE Parsley, f86, IgE Venom White Hornet, I2, IgE White Ash, t15, IgE Cherry, f242, IgE Mustard, f89, IgE Venom Yellow Jacket, I3, IgE Elm American, t8, IgE Grape, f259, IgE Hazelnut, f17, IgE Venom Peper Wasp, I4, IgE Pecan Tree, t22, IgE Lemon, f208, IgE Oregano, f283, IgE Venom Yellow Hornet, I5, IgE Cedar Mountain,t6, IgE Apple, f49, IgE Basil, f269, IgECockroach, I6, IgE Walnut, t10, IgE Kiwi Fruit, f84, IgE Ginger, f270, IgEFire Ant, I70, IgE Maple, Box Elde, t1, IgE Melons, f87, IgE American Cockroch, I206, IgE Cottonwood, t14, IgE Grapefruit, f209, IgE Mold Panel - 99995

Willow, t12, IgE Tomato, f25, IgE Mucor racemosus, m4, IgE Animal Epithelium Panel - 99988 Sweet Gum ,t211, IgE Peach, f95, IgE Alternaria tenuis, m6, IgECat Dander, e1, IgE White Pine, t16, IgE Pineapple, f210, IgE Aspergillus fumigatus, m3, IgEDog Dander, e5, IgE Alder, t2, IgE Pear, f94, IgE Candida Albicans, m5, IgEHorse Dander, e3, IgE Hazlenut, t4, IgE Avocado, f96, IgE Helminthosporium halodes, m8, IgECow Dander, e4, IgE Beech, t5, IgE Banana,f92, IgE Stemphylium botryosum, m10, IgEMouse Epithelia,e71, IgE Oak, t7, IgE Mango Fruit, f91, IgE Epicoccum purpurascens, m14, IgERat Epithelia, e73, IgE Olive, t9, IgE Watermelon, f329, IgE P. Notatom, m1, IgEGuinea Pig Epithelia,e6, IgE Sycamore, t11, IgE Plum, f255, IgE C. herbarum, m2, IgEGoose Feathers, e70, IgE Red Cedar, t219, IgE Orange, f33, IgE Fusarium moniliforme, m9, IgE Rabbit Epithelia, e82, IgE Birch, t3, IgE Cantaloupe, f102, IgE Rhizopus nigricans, m11, IgE Chicken Feathers, e85, IgE Blueberry, f288, IgE Aureobasidium pullulans, m12,IgE Canary, e204, IgE Vegetable Panel - 99986 Curvularia lunata, m16, IgE Duck, e86, IgE Sweet Potato, f54, IgE Phoma betae, m13,IgE Goat Epithelia, e80, IgE Asparagus, f261, IgE

Broccoli, f260, IgE Weeds Panel - 99997 Cauliflower, f291, IgE Giant Ragweed, w3, IgE Celery, f85, IgE Mugwort, w6, IgE Lettuce, f215, IgE English plantain, w9, IgE Corn, f8, IgELamb's Quarters,w10, IgE Spinach, f214, IgE Common Ragweed, w1, IgE Mushroom, f212, IgE Pigweed Rough, w14, IgE Potato, f35, IgENettle,w20, IgE Onion, f48, IgESheep Sorrel, w18, IgE Cucumber, f244, IgECocklebur, w13, IgE Carrot, f31, IgE Goldenrod, w12, IgE Cabbage, f216, IgE Rough Marsh Elder, w16, IgE Green Pepper, f263, IgEFirebush, w17 IgE



Patie

nt

Name:Patient , Test

(111)234-7716Phone:


Fasting Status: No

Gender: Female

Birth: 4/5/1982

Age: 35

File ID: SCL09793

Spec


Received Date:


691380Specimen ID:

Report Type:


1/18/2018

Complete

1/22/2018 Doc

tor

Future Client Doctor:


Drug Adherence Assessment ReportUrine ValidityCreatinine,U 60.1(20 - 400 mg/dl) Normal Urine PH 4.0 (4.5 - 9) Normal Specific Gravity, U 1.014 (1.003 - 1.035)Normal

CONSISTENT RESULTS - REPORTED MEDICATION (PARENT DRUG AND/OR METABOLITE) DETECTEDREPORTED ANTICIPATED DETECTION WINDOWTEST

POSITIVE(S) OUTCOMEPRESCRIPTION

Suboxone Buprenorphine 2-6 daysPOSITIVESuboxone Norbuprenorphine 2-6 daysPOSITIVESuboxone Naloxone 2-6 daysPOSITIVE

INCONSISTENT RESULTS - REPORTED MEDICATION NOT DETECTED (NEITHER PARENT DRUG NOR METABOLITE)REPORTED ANTICIPATED DETECTION WINDOWTEST


N/A N/A N/A N/A

INCONSISTENT RESULTS - ANALYTE DETECTED BUT NO CORRESPONDING PRESCRIPTION REPORTEDDETECTED ILLICIT DETECTION WINDOWTEST

OUTCOMEANALYTEMEASURED

RESULTCUTOFF

Oxymorphone 271 ng/mL 50No 2-3 daysPOSITIVEOxycodone 281 ng/mL 50No 2-3 daysPOSITIVE

Noroxycodone 250 ng/mL 50No 2-3 daysPOSITIVEHydrocodone 780 ng/mL 50No 2-3 daysPOSITIVE

Norhydrocodone 1267 ng/mL 50No 2-3 daysPOSITIVEHydromorphone 592 ng/mL 50No 2-3 daysPOSITIVE

Gabapentin >50000 300No 1-4 daysPOSITIVECotinine 2165.6 ng/mL 40No 2-4 daysPOSITIVE

Cyclobenzaprine 1619 ng/mL 40No 3-8 daysPOSITIVE

Previous Results1/10/2018 1/3/2018

Suboxone SuboxoneCONSISTENT INCONSISTENT CONSISTENT INCONSISTENT

Buprenorphine [240 ng/mL] Oxymorphone [921 ng/mL] Buprenorphine [180 ng/mL] Cotinine [>5000]Norbuprenorphine [1017 ng/mL] Oxycodone [520 ng/mL] Norbuprenorphine [1091 ng/mL]

Naloxone [2092.8 ng/mL] Noroxycodone [1247 ng/mL] Naloxone [1287.6 ng/mL]Cyclobenzaprine [1616 ng/mL]

Gabapentin [18559 ng/mL]Cotinine [>5000]

Prescribed Medications:Suboxone



Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(111)234-6716Phone:


Fasting Status: No

Gender: Female

Birth: 4/5/1982

Age: 35

File ID: SCL45793

Spec


Received Date:


691380Specimen ID:

Report Type:


1/18/2018

Complete

1/22/2018 Doc

tor

Future Client Doctor:


Test Name Result (ng/mL) Cutoff

AMPHETAMINES- <35Amphetamine- <35Methamphetamine- <35MDA- <35MDMA- <35MDEA- <35Methylphenidate- <35Ritalinic acid- <35Phentermine

BENZODIAZEPINES- <352-Hydroxyethylflurazepam- <35Clonazepam- <357-Aminoclonazepam- <35Alprazolam- <35alpha-Hydroxyalprazolam- <35alpha-Hydroxymidazolam- <35Alpha-Hydroxytriazolam- <35Chlordiazepoxide- <35Diazepam- <35Nordiazepam- <35Oxazepam- <35Temazepam- <40Lorazepam

OPIATES271 <50Oxymorphone 281 <50Oxycodone250 <50Noroxycodone- <50Codeine780 <50Hydrocodone 1267 <50Norhydrocodone592 <50Hydromorphone- <50Morphine

SYNTHETIC OPIATES- <35Pentazocine- <40Tramadol - <40O-Desmethyl-cis-tramadol- <40Norpropoxyphene- <40Propoxyphene - <40Tapentadol 150 <20Buprenorphine288 <20Norbuprenorphine1888.3 <40Naloxone- <20Fentanyl - <20Norfentanyl - <40Meperidine


SYNTHETIC OPIATES- <40Normeperidine - <40EDDP- <40Methadone- <40Naltrexone- <40Dextromethorphan- <40Dextrorphan

ILLICITS- <206-Acetylmorphine- <35Benzoylecgonine- <35Cocaine- <20Phencyclidine

ANTICONVULSANTS>50000 <300Gabapentin- <300Pregabalin

MARIJUANA AND OTHERS- <40THC-COOH- <40JWH-018-COOH- <40JWH-073-COOH- <40Mitragynine- <407-Hydroxymitragynine2165.6 <40Cotinine

TRANQUILIZERS- <35Carisoprodol- <35Meprobamate- <35Zaleplon- <35Zolpidem- <35Zolpidem-COOH- <35Zopiclone

TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS- <40Amitriptyline - <40Nortriptyline1619 <40Cyclobenzaprine- <40Clomipramine- <40N-Desmethylclomipramine- <40Desipramine- <40Imipramine- <40Doxepin- <40Desmethyldoxepin

SSRIs/SARIs/SNRIs- <40Citalopram- <40Desmethylcitalopram- <40Duloxetine- <40Fluoxetine- <40Norfluoxetine


SSRIs/SARIs/SNRIs- <40Paroxetine - <40Sertraline- <40Trazodone- <40Venlafaxine

BATH SALTS- <40Methylone- <40MDPV- <40Mephedrone- <40Alpha-PVP

These tests were developed by LabtechDiagnostics LLC. These tests are notsubject to FDA clearance or approval. Theresults given are for clinical diagnosispurpose only. LC-MS/MS results overrideconflicting screening and IA results.Detection windows are compiled frompublished scientific literature.



Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(888)888-8888Phone:


Fasting Status: No

Gender: Female

Birth: 5/30/1957

Age: 60

File ID: 19370

Spec


Received Date:

10:12 AMCollection Time:

740363Specimen ID:

Report Type:


3/21/2018

Complete

3/22/2018 Doc

tor

Doctor:Future Client , MDPractice Name Street AddressCity, State, ZIPPhone number

Drug Adherence Assessment ReportUrine ValidityCreatinine,U 182.5 (20 - 400 mg/dL) Normal Urine PH 5.4 (4.5 - 9) Normal Specific Gravity, U 1.020 (1.003 - 1.035)Normal

CONSISTENT RESULTS - REPORTED MEDICATION (PARENT DRUG AND/OR METABOLITE) DETECTEDREPORTED ANTICIPATED DETECTION WINDOWTEST


Hydrocodone Hydrocodone 2-3 daysPOSITIVEHydrocodone Norhydrocodone 2-3 daysPOSITIVEHydrocodone Hydromorphone 2-3 daysPOSITIVE

INCONSISTENT RESULTS - REPORTED MEDICATION NOT DETECTED (NEITHER PARENT DRUG NOR METABOLITE)REPORTED ANTICIPATED DETECTION WINDOWTEST


N/A N/A N/A N/A

INCONSISTENT RESULTS - ANALYTE DETECTED BUT NO CORRESPONDING PRESCRIPTION REPORTEDDETECTED ILLICIT DETECTION WINDOWTEST

OUTCOMEANALYTEMEASURED

RESULTCUTOFF

Amphetamine 285 ng/mL 35No 3-5 daysPOSITIVEMethamphetamine 1168 ng/mL 35Yes 3-5 daysPOSITIVE

l-Methamphetamine 100 % 1No 3-5 daysPOSITIVEAlprazolam 1016 ng/mL 35No 2-4 daysPOSITIVE

alpha-Hydroxyalprazolam 907 ng/mL 35No 2-4 daysPOSITIVEOxazepam 197 ng/mL 35No 2-7 daysPOSITIVEGabapentin >50000 300No 1-4 daysPOSITIVESertraline 3539 ng/mL 40No 4-10 daysPOSITIVE

Previous Results10/19/2017

NorcoCONSISTENT INCONSISTENT CONSISTENT INCONSISTENT

Hydrocodone [3746 ng/mL] Alprazolam [339 ng/mL]Norhydrocodone [4800 ng/mL] pha-Hydroxyalprazolam [390 ng/mHydromorphone [379 ng/mL] Gabapentin [>50000]

Sertraline [1087 ng/mL]

Prescribed Medications:Hydrocodone

Page 1 of 2 LABTECH DIAGNOSTICS, 1502 E. Greenville St. Anderson, SC 29621 PH (864) 760 0039


Patie

nt

Name:Patient, Test

(888)888-8888Phone:


Fasting Status: No

Gender: Female

Birth: 5/30/1957

Age: 60

File ID: 19370

Spec


Received Date:

10:12 AMCollection Time:

740363Specimen ID:

Report Type:


3/21/2018

Complete

3/22/2018 Doc

tor

Doctor:Future Client , MDPractice Name Street AddressCity, State, ZIPPhone number


AMPHETAMINES285 <35Amphetamine1168 <35Methamphetamine- <35MDA- <35MDMA- <35MDEA- <35Methylphenidate- <35Ritalinic acid- <35Phentermine

Methamphetamine D & L Isomers- 0 - 1d-Methamphetamine100 0 - 1l-Methamphetamine

BENZODIAZEPINES- <352-Hydroxyethylflurazepam- <35Clonazepam- <357-Aminoclonazepam1016 <35Alprazolam907 <35alpha-Hydroxyalprazola

m- <35alpha-Hydroxymidazolam- <35Alpha-Hydroxytriazolam- <35Chlordiazepoxide- <35Diazepam- <35Nordiazepam197 <35Oxazepam- <35Temazepam- <40Lorazepam

OPIATES- <50Oxymorphone - <50Oxycodone- <50Noroxycodone- <50Codeine>5000 <50Hydrocodone >5000 <50Norhydrocodone2659 <50Hydromorphone- <50Morphine

SYNTHETIC OPIATES- <35Pentazocine- <40Tramadol - <40O-Desmethyl-cis-tramadol- <40Norpropoxyphene- <40Propoxyphene - <40Tapentadol - <20Buprenorphine- <20Norbuprenorphine


SYNTHETIC OPIATES- <40Naloxone- <20Fentanyl - <20Norfentanyl - <40Meperidine- <40Normeperidine - <40EDDP- <40Methadone- <40Naltrexone- <40Dextromethorphan- <40Dextrorphan

ILLICITS- <206-Acetylmorphine- <35Benzoylecgonine- <35Cocaine- <20Phencyclidine

ANTICONVULSANTS>50000 <300Gabapentin- <300Pregabalin

MARIJUANA AND OTHERS- <40THC-COOH- <40JWH-018-COOH- <40JWH-073-COOH- <40Mitragynine- <407-Hydroxymitragynine- <40Cotinine

TRANQUILIZERS- <35Carisoprodol- <35Meprobamate- <35Zaleplon- <35Zolpidem- <35Zolpidem-COOH- <35Zopiclone

TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS- <40Amitriptyline - <40Nortriptyline- <40Cyclobenzaprine- <40Clomipramine- <40N-Desmethylclomipramine- <40Desipramine- <40Imipramine- <40Doxepin- <40Desmethyldoxepin

SSRIs/SARIs/SNRIs- <40Citalopram


SSRIs/SARIs/SNRIs- <40Desmethylcitalopram- <40Duloxetine- <40Fluoxetine- <40Norfluoxetine- <40Paroxetine 3539 <40Sertraline- <40Trazodone- <40Venlafaxine

BATH SALTS- <40Methylone- <40MDPV- <40Mephedrone- <40Alpha-PVP

These tests were developed by LabtechDiagnostics LLC. These tests are notsubject to FDA clearance or approval. Theresults given are for clinical diagnosispurpose only. LC-MS/MS results overrideconflicting screening and IA results.Detection windows are compiled frompublished scientific literature.

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Notes:I-methamphetamine isomer could be VicksVapor inhaler or prescription for Selegiline. AndSmall amount of amphetamine could bemethamphetamine's metabolite



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