Date Of Blood Work Up
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Hemoglobin
Normal Range 11.5-14.5
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Platelets
Normal Range 150.-450.
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White Blood Cells Normal Range 4.0-12.00
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ANC
Normal Range 1400-6600
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Reason for Visit
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11/11/04
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12.8 |
300 |
9.4 |
5100 |
Oncology Visit |
04/10/04 |
12.8 |
359 |
10.1 |
5300 |
Emergency Visit |
02/03/04 |
13.6 |
384 |
8.6 |
4600 |
Oncology Visit |
08/26/03 |
12.6 |
289 |
7.8 |
3800 |
Oncology Visit |
02/13/03 |
13.6 |
352 |
8.1 |
3700 |
Oncology Visit |
08/12/02 |
12.5 |
400 |
9.9 |
4300 |
Oncology Visit |
02/01/02 |
12. |
315 |
10.9 |
4700 |
Oncology Visit |
08/28/01 |
13. |
346 |
13. high |
6400 |
Oncology Visit |
05/16/01 |
12.3 |
317 |
9.8 |
4000 |
Oncology Visit |
04/09/01 |
12.8 |
234 |
9.9 |
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Emergency Room Visit |
02/26/01 |
11.5 |
240 |
5.8 low |
2000 |
Follow Up Blood work |
02/19/01 |
12.5 |
242 |
5.5 low |
1925 |
Oncology Visit |
12/18/00 |
12.1 |
316 |
10.8 |
4800 |
Oncology Visit |
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Definitions for chart
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Hemoglobin
is the oxygen carrying protein in red cells
Platelets
help blood clot. If the count is too low, there might be problems with
bruising or bleeding.
White Blood Cells
fight infection in the body
Absolute Neutrophil Count (ANC)
is the sum of white blood cell count multiplied by the neutrophil count
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
doctors wants to know the amounts and proportions among the various components
of his blood such as the
White Blood Cell count
Red blood cell count
Hemoglobin
Platelet count
Bilirubin (billy-ru-bin)
The
Bilirubin is a result of the breakdown of red blood cells, which are then
handled by your liver. If your reds are undergoing their normal process
and your liver is fine, your bilirubin level will be within the normal limits.
But, if your reds are damaged somehow or if your liver is inflamed, obstructed,
or otherwise damaged, the amount of bilirubin is likely to go up because your
blood will be hauling the damaged reds off to the liver for processing.
Normal range for bilirubin total is 0.3 to 1.2. When Nicholas was
diagnosed his total was VERY high. Now it is in the normal range.
He has had several test and procedures already.
To date he has had:
May 18th, 1999 was Nicholas last dose of
Vinblastine and 3MP. He was taken completely of all chemotherapy medicines
in October of 1999. Dr. Warwick feels that each day in remission is
another good sign. We now go Clinic H at Children’s Hospital of
Wisconsin every six months for blood draws and doctor visits. Nicholas has
stopped taking all medication as of October 1999.
My mom will try to keep Nicholas’s progress report
up to date,
So Check Back Often
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