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What do "out of range" results mean?
by mjonis, Jul 31, 2009 03:12PM
I got my results and there's 3 columns: In Range, Out of Range, Reference Range
It LOOKS like they did a Chlamydia/GC RNA/TMA test, which I think is Genprobe's Aptima GC
The Gonorrhoea test says "not detected" in the In Range and Reference Range columns. The Out of Range is blank.
The Chlamydia test shows: "detected" in the Out of Range, and Not Detected in the Reference Range. The In Range is blank.
There's an asterisk next to the "detected" and a note that says a non-specific test was ordered and that an alternative test should be considered.
It LOOKS like they did a Chlamydia/GC RNA/TMA test, which I think is Genprobe's Aptima GC
The Gonorrhoea test says "not detected" in the In Range and Reference Range columns. The Out of Range is blank.
The Chlamydia test shows: "detected" in the Out of Range, and Not Detected in the Reference Range. The In Range is blank.
There's an asterisk next to the "detected" and a note that says a non-specific test was ordered and that an alternative test should be considered.
Member Comments (1)
by Dallasfan, Jul 31, 2009 06:56PM
you had a positive test for chlamydia.
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