E95 Basic Food Panel

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E95 Basic Food Panel Comments: NONE AGS Updated: 9/4/09 Chicken 9/8/09 Barley 2338 Avoid <186 186-580 >580 2227 Avoid <105 105-324 >324 2352 Avoid <162 162-502 >502 2353 Avoid <133 133-409 >409 2213 Avoid <117 117-358 >358 1506 Avoid <125 125-391 >391 2269 Avoid <140 140-438 >438 2366 Avoid <138 138-430 >430 2333 Avoid <115 115-358 >358 1173 Avoid <141 141-440 >440 338 Moderate <226 226-697 >697 2224 Avoid <111 111-345 >345 1980 Avoid <196 196-608 >608 995 Avoid <153 153-479 >479 130 Low <253 253-782 >782 282 Moderate <117 117-351 >351 69 Low <122 122-374 >374 68 Low <113 113-337 >337 1088 Avoid <192 192-594 >594 1395 Avoid <115 115-363 >363 233 Moderate <101 101-500 >500 1 Low <143 143-447 >447 24 Low <75 75-201 >201 576 Avoid <136 136-421 >421 1390 Avoid <171 171-528 >528 48 Low <156 156-485 >485 15 Low <105 105-332 >332 53 Low <132 132-410 >410 46 Low <148 148-463 >463 40 Low <130 130-402 >402 94 Low <100 100-308 >308 38 Low <125 125-393 >393 29 Low <147 147-459 >459 7 Low <85 85-266 >266 58 Low <176 176-547 >547 99 Low <107 107-328 >328 110 Low <146 146-452 >452 37 Low <112 112-346 >346 138 Low <145 145-454 >454 976 Avoid <138 138-413 >413 1762 Avoid <206 206-638 >638 446 Avoid <130 130-401 >401 179 Moderate <153 153-478 >478 316 Moderate <295 295-911 >911 240 Moderate <129 129-391 >391 Test ID: 50011 DAIRY American Cheese Casein Cheddar Cheese Cottage Cheese Cows Milk Goats Milk Lactalbumin Mozzarella Cheese Swiss Cheese MEATS Beef Chicken Egg White Egg Yolk Lamb Pork GRAINS Barley Buckwheat Corn Gliadin Gluten Malt Oat Rice Rye Wheat FISH Cod Halibut Orange Roughy Red Snapper Salmon Sardine Sole Trout Tuna SHELLFISH Clam Crab Lobster Oyster Shrimp NUTS Almond Peanut Pecan Sesame Seed Sunflower Seed Walnut Data File: AU920027

E95 Basic Food Panel Comments: NONE AGS Updated: 9/4/09 Chicken 9/8/09 Barley 25 Low <120 120-353 >353 16 Low <53 53-164 >164 6 Low <93 93-282 >282 20 Low <362 362-1104 >1104 41 Low <81 81-251 >251 22 Low <125 125-385 >385 85 Low <182 182-563 >563 79 Low <191 191-596 >596 62 Low <64 64-195 >195 101 Low <169 169-527 >527 411 Moderate <139 139-432 >432 21 Low <125 125-391 >391 0 Low <64 64-194 >194 1027 Avoid <136 136-422 >422 19 Low <110 110-337 >337 9 Low <146 146-444 >444 11 Low <113 113-346 >346 25 Low <116 116-357 >357 84 Low <167 167-519 >519 61 Low <126 126-390 >390 9 Low <102 102-311 >311 70 Low <96 96-291 >291 9 Low <188 188-589 >589 37 Low <157 157-483 >483 13 Low <170 170-529 >529 57 Low <176 176-544 >544 31 Low <171 171-528 >528 48 Low <124 124-379 >379 1440 Avoid <301 301-926 >926 236 Moderate <127 127-395 >395 193 Moderate <132 132-407 >407 288 Moderate <258 258-793 >793 187 Moderate <176 176-537 >537 34 Low <187 187-581 >581 334 Low <404 404-1252 >1252 72 Low <205 205-634 >634 589 Moderate <259 259-804 >804 66 Low <316 316-960 >960 1382 Avoid <273 273-849 >849 18 Low <178 178-553 >553 315 Moderate <199 199-581 >581 50 Low <156 156-482 >482 16 Low <206 206-637 >637 50 Low <157 157-477 >477 26 Low <90 90-281 >281 20 Low <109 109-322 >322 19 Low <149 149-452 >452 59 Low <133 133-410 >410 127 Low <154 154-479 >479 Test ID: 50011 FRUITS Apple Mix Apricot Avocado Banana Blueberry Cranberry Grapefruit Lemon Nectarine Orange Papaya Peach Pear Pineapple Plum Raspberry Red Grape Strawberry Watermelon VEGETABLES Asparagus Beet Black Olive Broccoli Cabbage Carrot Cauliflower Celery Cucumber Garlic Green Bean Green Pepper Kidney Bean Lentil Lettuce Lima Bean Onion Pea Potato Soybean Spinach Squash Mix Tomato MISCELLANEOUS Bakers Yeast Brewers Yeast Cane Sugar Chocolate Coffee Honey Mushroom Data File: AU920027

A95 Extended Food Panel Test ID: 50010 Comments: QCH ALL AGS Updated: 9/4/09 Cantaloupe, Winter Squash 9/8/09 Ricotta 2016 Avoid <101 101-297 >297 2113 Avoid <111 111-328 >328 2007 Avoid <153 153-472 >472 2066 Avoid <127 127-399 >399 58 Low <75 75-201 >201 408 Moderate <180 180-554 >554 40 Low <142 142-432 >432 0 Low <43 43-124 >124 195 Moderate <137 137-430 >430 1365 Avoid <145 145-449 >449 821 Avoid <113 113-342 >342 35 Low <389 389-1166 >1166 44 Low <135 135-419 >419 42 Low <304 304-956 >956 13 Low <204 204-638 >638 37 Low <147 147-449 >449 471 Moderate <181 181-562 >562 46 Low <344 344-1065 >1065 15 Low <156 156-481 >481 10 Low <297 297-943 >943 69 Low <206 206-634 >634 51 Low <115 115-351 >351 57 Low <218 218-669 >669 36 Low <147 147-456 >456 155 Moderate <117 117-357 >357 87 Low <127 127-387 >387 24 Low <424 424-1346 >1346 1921 Avoid <183 183-563 >563 58 Low <87 87-257 >257 31 Low <180 180-543 >543 87 Low <131 131-380 >380 42 Low <289 289-897 >897 28 Low <592 592-1879 >1879 60 Low <95 95-285 >285 20 Low <210 210-651 >651 31 Low <343 343-1059 >1059 55 Low <452 452-1421 >1421 25 Low <152 152-475 >475 165 Low <199 199-620 >620 68 Moderate <55 55-166 >166 55 Low <104 104-317 >317 39 Low <77 77-235 >235 74 Low <128 128-398 >398 1628 Avoid <118 118-358 >358 93 Low <194 194-605 >605 227 Low <351 351-1050 >1050 97 Low <151 151-459 >459 1540 Avoid <103 103-304 >304 DAIRY Bleu Cheese Parmesan Ricotta Yogurt GRAINS Brown Rice Flaxseed Millet Psyllium Seed Safflower Seed Spelt Triticale SPICES Allspice Anise Basil Bay Leaf Black Pepper Chili Powder Cilantro Cinnamon Cloves Coriander Cumin Curry Dill Ginger Horseradish Marjoram Mustard Nutmeg Oregano Paprika Parsley Peppermint Poppy Seed Rosemary Sage Spearmint Tarragon Thyme Turmeric Vanilla White Pepper NUTS Brazil Nut Cashew Coconut Filbert Nut Macadamia Nut Pistachio Data File: AU920127

A95 Extended Food Panel Test ID: 50010 Comments: QCH ALL AGS Updated: 9/4/09 Cantaloupe, Winter Squash 9/8/09 Ricotta 71 Low <155 155-479 >479 0 Low <118 118-358 >358 1505 Avoid <122 122-378 >378 89 Low <144 144-446 >446 18 Low <261 261-813 >813 21 Low <246 246-767 >767 59 Low <91 91-275 >275 36 Low <104 104-320 >320 61 Low <148 148-442 >442 2 Low <116 116-344 >344 59 Low <104 104-318 >318 15 Low <209 209-652 >652 166 Moderate <139 139-411 >411 28 Low <141 141-417 >417 79 Low <208 208-640 >640 185 Moderate <168 168-519 >519 211 Low <243 243-757 >757 56 Low <114 114-337 >337 66 Low <154 154-479 >479 43 Low <206 206-634 >634 619 Avoid <122 122-366 >366 1 Low <90 90-270 >270 47 Low <98 98-301 >301 147 Moderate <94 94-280 >280 342 Moderate <124 124-362 >362 63 Low <76 76-229 >229 47 Low <107 107-332 >332 244 Moderate <102 102-310 >310 70 Low <115 115-350 >350 177 Moderate <106 106-315 >315 55 Low <177 177-513 >513 142 Moderate <114 114-340 >340 82 Low <134 134-416 >416 100 Moderate <63 63-189 >189 230 Moderate <135 135-410 >410 555 Moderate <208 208-645 >645 51 Low <91 91-298 >298 93 Low <153 153-475 >475 10 Low <134 134-408 >408 32 Low <147 147-456 >456 0 Low <139 139-436 >436 2 Low <75 75-200 >200 36 Low <76 76-232 >232 0 Low <87 87-271 >271 26 Low <116 116-358 >358 5 Low <87 87-268 >268 20 Low <220 220-690 >690 FRUITS Blackberry Boysenberry Cantaloupe Cherry Currants Fig Honeydew Lime Persimmon Rhubarb Tangerine White Grape VEGETABLES Alfalfa Artichoke Bamboo Shoots Bean Sprouts Black-Eyed Pea Bok Choy Brussels Sprout Collard Greens Garbanzo Bean Green Olive Kale Mung Bean Navy Bean Okra Parsnip Pinto Bean Radish Red Pepper Rutabaga Summer Squash Turnip Water Chestnut Watercress Winter Squash Yam Zucchini MISCELLANEOUS Carob Cocoa Corn Starch Corn Sugar Maple Sugar MSG Saccharine Tapioca Tea Data File: AU920127

W Inhalant Panel Run Name: 11DEC003 Date Run: 12/1/2011 Patient Name: Jane Doe Technician: JJ 12/15/2011 DoctorName: Sample Reports Date Reported: 12/29/2011 GROUP LU Mast Class Test Response Trees Molds Grasses and Weeds Environmental Acacia Ash, White Birch, White Box Elder, Maple Cedar, Mountain Cottonwood, Black Elm Mix Eucalyptus Oak, White Olive Sycamore, American Walnut/Hickory/Pecan Mix Willow, Arroyo Alternaria Aspergillus Candida Cladosporium Bermuda Grass Burning Bush Cocklebur English Plantain False Ragweed Johnson Grass Kentucky Blue Grass Lambs Quarters Mugwort Pigweed Russian Thistle Sagebrush Mix Shadscale Sheep Sorrel Western Ragweed Cat Dander Cockroach Mix Dog Dander Mite (D farinae) 7 0 Negative 8 0 Negative 8 0 Negative 16 1/0 Equivocal 23 1/0 Equivocal 30 1 Positive 19 1/0 Equivocal 26 1/0 Equivocal 35 1 Positive 6 0 Negative 24 1/0 Equivocal 31 1 Positive 31 1 Positive 19 1/0 Equivocal 27 1 Positive 13 1/0 Equivocal 17 1/0 Equivocal 29 1 Positive 66 2 Positive 33 1 Positive 24 1/0 Equivocal MAST Class LU (Luminometer Units) Allergen-Specific IgE Concentration 4 3 2 1 1/0 0 >242 143-242 66-142 27-65 12-26 1-11 Very High High Moderate Low Very Low Undetectable