Lab test Reference Ranges rangelabtest
Published: 9 Jul 2024

Revised Text:
While rare, false-positive or false-negative results may occur. To ensure an accurate diagnosis, your healthcare provider may request additional tests.
Factors Affecting Test Accuracy:
* Certain foods and beverages
* Medications
* Emotional or physical stress
* Intense exercise
* Variations in laboratory procedures
* Preexisting health conditions
If you have any concerns about your test results or their interpretation, consult with your healthcare professional.
Understanding Test Results:
* False Positive: Test indicates a disease or condition that is not present.
* False Negative: Test indicates that a disease or condition is not present when it actually is.
While these inaccuracies are uncommon, they are more likely with certain test types or improper testing procedures.
Medical Tests Analyzer:
This tool provides reference values for quantitative laboratory tests and allows you to customize units of measurement and reference ranges. Different laboratories may use varying units of measurement. By adjusting these settings, you ensure accurate interpretation of your results within the specific laboratory's established ranges.
While rare, false-positive or false-negative results may occur. To ensure an accurate diagnosis, your healthcare provider may request additional tests.
Factors Affecting Test Accuracy:
* Certain foods and beverages
* Medications
* Emotional or physical stress
* Intense exercise
* Variations in laboratory procedures
* Preexisting health conditions
If you have any concerns about your test results or their interpretation, consult with your healthcare professional.
Understanding Test Results:
* False Positive: Test indicates a disease or condition that is not present.
* False Negative: Test indicates that a disease or condition is not present when it actually is.
While these inaccuracies are uncommon, they are more likely with certain test types or improper testing procedures.
Medical Tests Analyzer:
This tool provides reference values for quantitative laboratory tests and allows you to customize units of measurement and reference ranges. Different laboratories may use varying units of measurement. By adjusting these settings, you ensure accurate interpretation of your results within the specific laboratory's established ranges.