Electrolytes
Lipids
Liver Enzymes
Glucose
Misc
100

The main electrolyte found in extracellular fluid

Sodium

100

The fat found mainly in food

Triglycerides

100

Elevated levels can indicate bone or liver disorders

ALP

100

Excessive thirst caused by diabetes

Polydipsia

100

The waste product of muscle metabolism that is filtered out by the kidneys

Creatinine

200

This electrolyte will be increased in hemolyzed specimens

Potassium

200

The "bad" cholesterol that can cause buildup in your arteries

LDL

200

When either of these two enzymes are elevated in the blood, it could indicate liver cell damage

ALT and AST

200

Excessive urination in diabetics

Polyuria

200

The waste product from protein breakdown that is produced in the liver during muscle metabolism

BUN

300

This electrolyte helps produce stomach acid

Chloride

300

The waxy, fat like substance made by the liver. It is essential for making hormones and digesting fatty foods.

Cholesterol


300

The yellow pigment formed when RBC's break down and causes jaundice

Bilirubin

300

The name for the type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy

Gestational Diabetes

300

The regulator of hemostasis

pH

400

This is the major buffer in the blood that helps maintain pH

HCO3 / Bicarbonate 

400

The "good" cholesterol that absorbs cholesterol in the blood and carries it to the liver

HDL

400

The enzyme in liver cells that can be elevated in alcohol abuse

GGT

400

What is the term for your glucose level two hours after eating

Postprandial

400

Supports nerve and muscle function and helps with over 300 enzymatic reaction

Magnesium

500

The main component of ATP, DNA, and cell membranes. Works with calcium for bone health.

Phosphorus

500

What is the term for cloudy or turbid serum or plasma?

Lipemia

500

The main protein produced by the liver.

Albumin

500

This measure the average blood glucose levels over the past 6-8 weeks

HbA1c

500

Important for bone and teeth health, muscle contraction and nerve signaling

Calcium

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