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ALAT – reference values and liver health
ASAT, or aspartate aminotransferase, indicates the condition of the liver
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Basic blood count (B -PVK+T)
Basophils are white blood cells (B-Baso, L-Baso%)
B-Eryt, erythrocytes or red blood cell count
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Cholesterol tells you about the health of your blood vessels
Complete blood count, CBC – Measurement and reference values
Creatinine (Crea)
C-reactive protein and high-sensitivity CRP (S-hsCRP)
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Eosinophils are white blood cells (B-Eos, L-Eos%)
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Ferritin, iron deficiency, and iron deficiency anemia: Symptoms, measurement, and treatment
Folate (vitamin B9) – Sources, recommended intake, reference values, and symptoms of deficiency
Free testosterone (S-Testo-V, S-Testo-Vl)
Free thyroxine (T4-V) or tetraiodothyronine is a thyroid hormone
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GFR (glomerular filtration rate) – Measurement and reference values
Glucose (fP-Gluk) indicates the fasting blood sugar level
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HDL is a “good” cholesterol
Hematocrit (B-Hkr), volume percentage of red blood cells in blood
Hemoglobin (B-Hb) – Measurement and reference values
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Iron (Fe) affects your coping, well-being and mood
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LDL is a “bad” cholesterol
Leukocytes (B-Leuk) – Reference values and general information about white blood cells
Long-term glucose levels, hemoglobin A1C, B-HbA1c
Lymphocytes (B-Ly, L-Ly%)
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Magnesium – Benefits, sources, recommendations, and deficiency
Mean corpuscular volume of red blood cells (E-MCV)
Mean hemoglobin mass of red blood cell (E-MCH)
Monocytes are white blood cells (B-Monos, L-Monos%)
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Neutrophils (B-Neut, L-Neut%) measurement and reference values
Non-HDL cholesterol
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Potassium – Deficiency, sources, need and recommended intake
Preparing for a blood test – instructions before sample collection
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Red blood cell distribution width (E-RDW)
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SHBG – Sex hormone binding globulin
Sodium regulates the body’s fluid balance
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Testosterone is the most important sex hormone in men
Thrombocytes, blood cell platelet count (B-Tromb)
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) is a hormone that regulates thyroid function
Triglycerides (Trigly) are sources of energy
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Vitamin B12 – Sources, recommended intake, symptoms of deficiency, and reference values
Vitamin D – Recommendations, sources, reference values, and vitamin D deficiency
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