I do have an excel spreadsheet that I can forward to whomever would like. But, as Patricia said, you may/shud customize it...
My spreadsheets 'features'
and limitations are:
- I hv included normal ranges according to what I hv seen from our labs. Values do vary a bit btwn labs, so I hv taken the lowest 'low' or highest 'high'.
- I hvnt included measurement/units. I plan on adding these at some points bcz they do matter as these sometimes vary as well.
- I hv formatted it so that when you enter the value, if it is outside of normal it will show up as red bold. But it doesn't differentiate btwn too high or two low.
- I hv included a 'mini' definition of what the test is for. Very basic, I'm talking a 10 word defintion just so I hv any idea of what the test indicates.
- I've grouped them partly by the way the lab report groups them and partly by what makes sense to me.
- as its in excel, its certainly easy to customize and I'm happy to help if you hv specific questions of how to change something.
I probably can't send it out tonite... For those who know the story, my dads back in the hospital and will most likely hv surgery this week. But, I will try to send you the file thru PM asap. (Does anyone know... Can I attach an excel file in a PM?)