I've read through the labs. Talk about howlers in the first document they sent you! The 21mg/dL blood glucose result on the previous document was another one that didn't pass the sniff test (forgot to mention it earlier).
I'm so glad you asked BluePearl to double-check the results they sent out to you. The 'actual' results in that particular batch of tests make for much more reassuring reading: all in the normal range, thank goodness. Whoever did the data entry on the first pass was either badly distracted or asleep at the wheel.
By way of general info, my vet advised me that it's not uncommon for machine analysers to have problems measuring platelets in cat blood.
This is a classic example of why Elise, myself, and many others here recommend always getting copies of test results. Vets and technicians deal with info for lots of animals. We only have to focus on our own little ones so it's easier for us to pick up on anomalies and oversights.
If you look on Blue's spreadsheet, you'll see a tab for lab results. I'd very much recommend gathering together all Blue's recent lab reports (from your own vets and from BluePearl) and entering the results into the LABS sheet when you get a chance. It'll make it much easier for you to compare results of tests run on different days, track trends, and spot oddities and anomalies. Also, there are some members here that are very good at interpreting labs and if you have the data in the spreadsheet they'd be another FDMB resource for you to draw upon should you ever need that type of help.
(Patty, when you get a minute, I suggest you take down the first image you posted (the one with the commentary on platelet count) because there's sensitive personal info in it.)
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