SomaZeus display bands and watch points for common bloodwork markers. Use the reference interval on your own lab report; intervals vary by laboratory, assay, and clinical context.
Hematocrit reports the proportion of blood volume made up of red blood cells. It is interpreted with the reporting lab interval, the rest of the blood count, symptoms, and history.
Read guide →Hemoglobin measures the oxygen-carrying protein inside red blood cells and is one part of a complete blood count.
Read guide →Red blood cell (RBC) count reports the number of red blood cells in a measured volume and is interpreted as part of a complete blood count.
Read guide →HDL-C reports cholesterol carried in high-density lipoprotein particles and is interpreted as one part of a broader lipid and cardiovascular assessment.
Read guide →LDL-C reports cholesterol carried in low-density lipoprotein particles and is one part of a clinician's broader cardiovascular assessment.
Read guide →Total cholesterol combines several lipid measurements into one reported value and does not describe the component pattern by itself.
Read guide →Triglycerides report a type of fat circulating in the blood and are interpreted as part of a broader lipid and metabolic picture.
Read guide →ApoB estimates the number of lipoprotein particles carrying apolipoprotein B and may be used by clinicians as part of cardiovascular assessment.
Read guide →ALT is an enzyme measured on many liver panels. An elevated result can have multiple explanations and cannot identify a cause by itself.
Read guide →AST is an enzyme found in several tissues and commonly reported with ALT. A result by itself cannot distinguish its source.
Read guide →Creatinine is a muscle-metabolism byproduct filtered by the kidneys, and the number used — alongside age and sex — to estimate eGFR.
Read guide →eGFR (estimated glomerular filtration rate) is a calculated estimate that clinicians interpret with the source measurement, reporting method, history, and other findings.
Read guide →Uric acid is a waste product of purine metabolism that a clinician may consider alongside symptoms and history when assessing gout or other concerns.
Read guide →Fasting glucose reports blood glucose at the time of a fasting draw and is interpreted with the reporting lab interval, history, and related measurements.
Read guide →HbA1c estimates average blood glucose over the preceding months, while some health conditions and measurement factors may affect interpretation.
Read guide →Ferritin is an iron-storage protein measured during iron assessment, but a result alone cannot establish iron status or the cause of a change.
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