PEPID's Laboratory Manual includes detailed information on 400 common lab tests organized by anatomic, physiologic and toxicologic relevance.
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Information for each test includes the following information: |
Critical Values
Contains links to high and low Interpretation, typical symptoms and tips on management. |
Description
Common uses of each test and special testing requirements |
Method Differences
Sensitivity and specificity, suggested screening indications |
Normal Reference Ranges
Presented in standard and SI units with gender and age differentiation. This section also contains links to high and low interpretation, symptoms and management strategies. |
High & Low Interpretation
Includes general comments, common causes, fictitious/spurious causes and drug causes with links to symptoms and management strategies |
Related Tests
Commonly-ordered ancillary tests, testing strategies and pertinent considerations |
Equations
Link to related PEPID equations and medical and drug dosing calculators |
Physiology
Describes the underlying derangement. Lists the origin, function, detrimental effects and excretion of the selected parameter. |
Technical Information
Collection methodology and requirements |