Assertion: blood test's result | /r/HasProperty | normal
Facets:
value: for another
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for the individual
type: OTHER
value: for one person
type: OTHER
value: in the shape
type: OTHER
value: in size
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The results are measured in a percentage: Results of less than 5.7 percent are normal.
text: If the automated results are abnormal, or if they are flagged as questionable by the analyzer, a manual differential can be performed.
text: The results of the peripheral smear are considered abnormal when there is an abnormality in the shape, size or number of cells in the blood sample.
text: If the result is consistent over a series of tests, then the out-of-range result may just be considered normal for the individual.
text: The results of the peripheral smear are considered abnormal when there is an abnormality in the shape, size or number of cells in the blood sample.
text: Fasting blood sugar tests involves having your blood drawn after you’ve fasted overnight, which usually means not eating for 8 to 12 hours: Results of less than 100 mg/dL are normal.
text: After two hours, your blood sugar levels are tested again: Results of less than 140 mg/dL are normal.
text: Even if results of this initial testing are all “normal,” this information can rule out a variety of medical conditions.
text: A result that is normal for one person could be abnormal for another.
text: Ask to be notified, even if the results are normal.
text: You typically won't hear if the results are normal, but if you want to confirm this, contact your baby's doctor.
text: A result that is normal for one person could be abnormal for another.
text: What happens if the results are abnormal
text: If the results of the CBC and CMP blood test are abnormal or “out of range,” then there may be a variety of different conditions causing the issue.
text: If the CBC and CMP blood test has abnormal results, then another group of specific tests will typically be ordered to narrow down a suspected diagnosis.