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Worked example

Here is what Premedice finds in your bloodwork.

A complete analysis of a synthetic lipid panel: flagged values, ranked possibilities, red-flag screening and the sources behind every claim. No account needed to read it.

6

Markers read

3

Flagged

3

Guideline sources

0

Red flags

Sample patient

47-year-old man

No regular medication

Non-smoker

Father: heart disease at 62

Fasting lipid panel

How to read this

A second read, not a diagnosis

Every value is checked against the range printed on the report.

A pattern is explained in plain English, with its uncertainty.

A clinician still needs your history, exam and repeat tests.

Your results

Lipid panel and metabolic markers

Lab values with reference ranges
TestResultReferenceFlag
Total cholesterol268 mg/dL< 200High
LDL cholesterol178 mg/dL< 100High
HDL cholesterol38 mg/dL> 40Low
Triglycerides210 mg/dL< 150Borderline
HbA1c5.9 %< 5.7Borderline
TSH2.10 mIU/L0.45 – 4.50Normal

What this is consistent with

Ranked possibilities, with reasoning

01High likelihood

Combined hyperlipidaemia

LDL of 178 mg/dL sits well above the optimal range with mildly raised triglycerides — the common pattern for a diet-and-weight driven picture rather than a secondary cause.

02Moderate likelihood

Prediabetes

HbA1c of 5.9% falls in the prediabetes band. A single result needs confirming, but it is consistent with insulin resistance rather than normal glucose handling.

03Low likelihood

Familial hypercholesterolaemia

Worth ruling out — a first-degree relative with heart disease at 62 raises the pre-test probability — but an isolated panel is more often dietary.

Red flags

No acute warning signs

None. Nothing in this panel indicates an acute problem — no indication of a heart attack, stroke or acute metabolic crisis. This is a preventive discussion, not an emergency.

Next steps

What to do with this

  1. 1

    Book one appointment, bring this panel

    The useful conversation is about overall 10-year cardiovascular risk, not any single number. That is what decides whether a statin is worth starting.

  2. 2

    Confirm the HbA1c before acting on it

    Prediabetes is confirmed with a repeat HbA1c or a fasting glucose. One borderline result is a prompt to re-test, not a diagnosis.

  3. 3

    Dietary and weight changes move LDL measurably

    Saturated fat, soluble fibre and weight reduction reliably lower LDL, and are worth starting regardless of what is decided about medication.

Sources

Guideline-level references

  1. [1]2019 ACC/AHA Guideline for the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease

    Circulation (American Heart Association), 2019

  2. [2]Statin Use for the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in Adults

    US Preventive Services Task Force, 2022

  3. [3]Cholesterol Levels: What You Need to Know

    MedlinePlus (US National Library of Medicine), 2024

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