Reading a lab result
What the value, the range, the trend and the note on each result mean, and where the original document is.
Open any lab value to see five things.
The value and its unit
The number in your preferred unit, ready to compare with every other result. When the lab reported a different unit, AumniVIDA keeps the original beneath it, unchanged.
The reference range
The range printed by the lab that produced the result, or the guideline scheme you chose in Ranges and Goals, such as ACC/AHA or ESC/EAS for lipids. The badge says which band the value falls in.
The trend
Every result for this test, across every lab and every document, on one chart. AumniVIDA normalizes results from different labs to the same unit, so the line holds.
What this measures
A short note on what the test measures and what commonly moves it: sleep, training, diet, medication, time of day. For biomarkers such as LDL, HbA1c, ferritin and vitamin D, AumniVIDA adds the dietary levers from your own meals. Next to your trend, the note shows whether this value is new for you and what in your graph relates to it.
The source
At the bottom of the screen, the document AumniVIDA read the value from. Open it to see the page. If AumniVIDA misread it, correct it there, and the correction sticks.