Lab Results
The Results view is your searchable, filterable master list of every lab test you’ve imported or entered manually.
What You’ll See
Section titled “What You’ll See”Each row in the table shows:
- Test name — normalized to a standard form; derived/calculated tests show a blue badge
- Value — the result number and unit
- Reference range — the low–high bounds or text range (e.g.
>=60) - Date — the collection or result date
- Status badge — Normal (green), Borderline (yellow), Abnormal (red), or Needs Review (orange)
- Tags — any color-coded tags you’ve assigned
Results are sorted by date (newest first) by default, 50 per page.
Filtering
Section titled “Filtering”| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Search | Type any test name |
| Status | All · Normal · Borderline · Abnormal · Needs Review |
| Panel | CBC · CMP · Lipid · Thyroid · Liver Function · Iron Studies · Vitamins · Coagulation · Inflammation |
| Tag | Any tag you’ve created |
| Date range | From / To date pickers — click Clear dates to reset |
All filters combine — for example, search for “Glucose” within a date range showing only Abnormal results.
Sorting
Section titled “Sorting”Click any column header to sort by test name, value, date, or status.
Editing a Result
Section titled “Editing a Result”Click any row to open the detail view. You can edit the test name, value, unit, reference range, date, status, and notes. Changes are saved immediately.
Adding Results Manually
Section titled “Adding Results Manually”Click Add Result to enter a result by hand — useful for historical data or results from a report you can’t import.
Deleting Results
Section titled “Deleting Results”Check the box on one or more rows, then click Delete. Deletion is permanent and requires confirmation.
- The Panel filter lets you review an entire category at once (e.g., all thyroid values)
- The Needs Review status flags values more than 20× outside the normal range — these usually indicate a parsing error worth checking
- Derived tests (formulas created in Settings → Derived Tests) appear here alongside imported results