
The «Normal Laboratory Parameters» section in ANASALVA is a comprehensive source that provides reference values (ranges) for various tests in blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid, fecal and other biological fluids relevant to health diagnosis and monitoring. This includes information on:
- Reference Values: The ranges considered normal for each parameter in different types of biological samples. These reference values are essential for evaluating and comparing an individual's laboratory test results to determine if they are within an acceptable range.
- Frequently Used Panels: Information on test panels commonly used in medical laboratories to evaluate multiple aspects of health. Examples include a complete metabolic panel, a complete blood count, and other panels that provide a comprehensive view of an individual's health.
- Evaluation: allows you to evaluate the result of a test and determine if it is in the correct range.
This section is essential for physicians, health professionals and patients, as it allows them to interpret laboratory test results and compare them with established reference values, thus facilitating more accurate diagnosis and proper medical care.
In addition, it provides patients with valuable information about their laboratory results and helps to understand whether they are within normal ranges. This understanding is critical to making informed medical decisions and ensuring optimal, personalized care for each patient.





