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- 50,000+
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- Content rating
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- Version
- 3.0
- Released
- Dec 27, 2020
- Last updated
- 6 Oct 2026
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Blood tests, lab results, reference ranges & detailed test information.
**Blood Tests & Lab Results – Your Guide to Laboratory Tests** Blood Tests & Lab Results is an easy-to-use reference for blood tests, laboratory tests and diagnostic testing. Explore information about common and specialized blood tests, learn what each test measures, and find useful information about laboratory reference ranges in one convenient app. Whether you are looking for information about a blood test, laboratory test, blood test results or medical testing terminology, this app provides an organized reference covering a wide range of laboratory tests. ### 🩸 Blood Tests & Laboratory Tests Explore information about many types of blood tests and laboratory investigations, including: • Complete blood count (CBC) and blood cell tests • Hemoglobin, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets • Iron and ferritin tests • Cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides • Liver function and liver blood tests • Kidney and renal function tests • Thyroid and hormone tests • Vitamins and minerals • Blood glucose and diabetes-related tests • Cardiac and heart-related blood tests • Inflammation and infection markers • Coagulation and blood clotting tests • Allergy and immune system tests • Hepatitis and infectious disease tests • Tumor markers and specialized laboratory tests ### 📊 Blood Test Results & Reference Ranges Learn more about laboratory results, reference ranges and common blood test terminology. Find useful information about what a test measures and why a particular laboratory test may be performed. Reference ranges may vary between laboratories, testing methods, units, age groups and other factors. Always use the reference range shown on your own laboratory report when reviewing your blood test results. ### 🔬 Explore Lab Tests Search and explore individual tests to find information about: • Test names and alternative names • What the test measures • Why the test may be performed • Reference range information • Laboratory terminology • Related diagnostic tests • Additional test information The app is designed as a convenient reference for learning about blood tests, lab tests and medical laboratory testing. ### 📚 Organized Medical Test Information Laboratory tests are organized into categories to make related tests easier to discover. **Blood & Hematology** – CBC, blood cells, hemoglobin, platelets and other hematology tests. **Liver Tests** – liver enzymes, bilirubin, hepatitis tests and other liver-related laboratory tests. **Kidney Tests** – creatinine, urea, electrolytes and renal function tests. **Heart & Cardiovascular Tests** – troponin, CK-MB, cholesterol, lipids and other cardiovascular blood tests. **Hormones & Thyroid** – thyroid hormones and other hormone-related laboratory tests. **Vitamins & Minerals** – vitamins, minerals and related laboratory tests. **Coagulation** – PT, INR, PTT, D-dimer and other blood clotting tests. **Infection & Immunology** – infection tests, antibodies, immunity and inflammatory markers. ### 🔎 Blood Test Reference Find blood test information, laboratory terminology and reference range information in one organized reference. Quickly explore individual tests and learn more about different areas of laboratory diagnostics. **Blood Tests & Lab Results** is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment recommendations or personalized medical advice. Laboratory results should always be interpreted in the context of your individual health, symptoms, medical history and the reference ranges provided by the laboratory that performed the test. If you have questions or concerns about your blood test results, consult a qualified healthcare professional.