High Chloride Levels in Blood
Having high levels of chloride in blood is referred to as hyperchloremia and it indicates that there is electrolyte imbalance in an individual’s body. When too much of chloride is…
What do Low Chloride Levels mean?
Having low levels of chloride in bloodstream is referred to as hypochloremia and it indicates an electrolyte imbalance. In normal situations, chloride levels are between 97 and 107 mEq/L and…
Neutrophils – What You Need to Know
Neutrophils are white blood cells that fight infection in the body. It is critical that neutrophils are always at normal range because of the essential role they play in the…
What is the PSA Normal Range?
PSA or prostate specific antigen is a type of protein released by the prostate gland present in men. Younger men have lower levels of PSA as compared to older men.…
How to Figure out your Blood Type
Knowing one's blood group has become essential for not only medical or biological reasons but also to get a visa or to apply for certain jobs. Unfortunately this is one…
Complete Blood Count test
The CBC or the complete blood count test is a common and frequently requested type of diagnostic blood test. It helps determine and evaluate the cellular or developed constituents of…
Squamous Epithelial Cells in Urine
Squamous epithelial cells are one of the three types of epithelial cells which line the urinary tract. Other two types of epithelial cells are transitional epithelial cells and renal tubular…
Globulin – Low, High, Normal
Proteins form the building blocks for all body cells and tissues. The structural part of most organs in the body is made up of proteins. They also make up hormones…
ESR Blood Test- Normal Range, High, Elevated, Low
ESR stands for erythrocyte sedimentation rate. It is also known as the “sed rate” or the “sedimentation rate.” Doctors will recommend an ESR test to determine and evaluate the severity…