When we go to the hospital for medical treatment, many times, in order to better judge the condition and cause, the doctor will let us do some inspections. After the examination, we will usually get one or more inspections or inspection reports.
When we get our own inspection (or inspection) report, we will be very eager to know what the inspection results mean, or what is inside. But for most people, these inspections (inspections) report is like a book of heaven. I don’t know what to look at. I get the inspection (check) What should the report look like?
In order to facilitate the medical staff and to facilitate the patient, some improvements have been made in the design of the inspection (inspection) report. The most obvious one is that all the inspection reports are accompanied by a normal reference range. The result is within this normal range, indicating that this indicator is normal.
Those who have seen the inspection report will find that there are often upward or downward arrows in the inspection report. These arrows indicate that the result of the inspection has exceeded the normal reference range. If the arrow is higher than the normal range, If the arrow is down, it means lower than the normal range.
The examination of the imaging examination includes, in addition to the image, a preliminary textual conclusion. For the patient, it is sufficient to understand the conclusion of the text.
Of course, this is only a preliminary judgment on the results of the examination. Specifically, the detailed judgment also needs to consult the attending doctor, and then the right medicine.
