# Test Result

The **Test Results** tab provides a streamlined interface to view, manage, and analyze patient test history and results. It ensures healthcare professionals have quick access to detailed diagnostic information, improving clinical decision-making and patient care.

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## Tab Overview

The tab is divided into two panels:

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* **Left Panel:** Displays the list of requested tests for the patient.
* **Right Panel:** Presents detailed information about the selected test from the left panel.

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## Left Panel: Test List

The left panel contains a table of requested tests, organized with the following headers:

* **Expand All**: Expands or collapses the tests.
* **Test Name**: Displays the name of the test.
* **Reported Date**: Shows the date when the test report was submitted.
* **Status**: Indicates the test's status.
* **Visit Date**: Reflects the date of the patient’s visit.
* **Print Option**: Allows printing of the selected test result.

### **Grouping Options**

* **Default Grouping**: Tests are grouped by **Test Name** and **Visit Date** by default.

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* **Remove Grouping**: Click the close icon on the grouped header to remove it.

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* **Re-grouping**: Drag a header and drop it above the table to group it again.

### **Column Swapping**

* Drag and drop column headers to rearrange them. Grouped headers can also be swapped similarly.

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### **Sorting**

* Click a column header to sort the tests in ascending or descending order.

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### **Expand All Option**

* Select the checkbox to expand all test groups, and unselect it to collapse them.

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### **Printing Test Results**

* To print a test result hover over the respective test in the left panel to reveal the **print** icon.

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* Click the **print** icon to open the **Test Result** Preview print pop-up.

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* Upon selecting the print icon, a preview window opens with options to print, download, and email.

{% hint style="info" %}
Test result values in the printed report are color‑coded. Normal values appear in black, values below the range appear in blue, and values above the range appear in red. In addition, the footer can be configured to show the authorized user’s details.
{% endhint %}

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## Right Panel: Test Results

When a test is selected from the left panel, its detailed results are displayed in the right panel, organized into two sections:

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* The right panel of the **Test Results** tab displays general information about the selected test, including the test name, reported date, doctor's name, clinic name, lab name, and sample collected by details.
* It also provides detailed information, such as the description, test result value, unit of measurement (UOM), normal range, and any relevant range remarks.

### Edit Date and Time

Users can edit the recorded **Date** and **Time** of test results directly from the **Test Results** tab. This helps keep synced test result records accurate when the reported date or time needs to be corrected.

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### **High/Low Indication**

If a test result falls outside the normal range, it will be highlighted with the following indicators:

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<table><thead><tr><th width="85">Icon</th><th>Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><img src="/files/WbixuPoZyutu2aZGcyJk" alt="" data-size="line"></td><td>Indicates a value above the normal range.</td></tr><tr><td><img src="/files/VeTGZQgC0fHlcZ2T3wQ6" alt="" data-size="line"></td><td>Indicates a value below the normal range.</td></tr></tbody></table>

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