Peripheral Smear Examination report format
5 reported fields, entered as text or picked from a list, all editable once the library is in your catalogue.
How this format is set up
- Test code
- PS
- Department
- Haematology
- Sample
- Smear / Slide
- Method
- Microscopy
- Turnaround
- 4 h
Parameters and reference ranges
5 lines print on the report as written: findings are typed in or picked from a list, and there is no numeric range to flag against.
| Parameter | Unit | Decimal places | Reference ranges |
|---|---|---|---|
| RBC SeriesPS_RBC | Not applicable | Not applicable | Reported without a fixed range |
| WBC SeriesPS_WBC | Not applicable | Not applicable | Reported without a fixed range |
| PlateletsPS_PLT | Not applicable | Not applicable | Reported without a fixed range |
| HaemoparasitesPS_PARASITE | Not applicable | Not applicable | Reported without a fixed range |
| ImpressionPS_IMP | Not applicable | Not applicable | Reported without a fixed range |
How this format gets into your lab
One click installs the shipped library into your own catalogue. From that moment the format is yours: rename a parameter, change a unit or a decimal place, rewrite a reference range, add an age band, or delete a line your lab does not report. Nothing here is locked, and nothing is fetched from us at print time.
Prices, sample types and methods sit on the same record, so the front desk can bill this test as soon as the library is installed.
The install endpoint that writes the library into one lab’s catalogue.
Reference ranges follow common Indian laboratory practice; review against your own method and instrument before going live.
Set up your lab this afternoon.
Create your organisation, add your tests, print the first barcode. If you would rather see it first, ask for a walkthrough.