How to change units and choose a reference range source in Health3
Another unit for one biomarker, and the reference range from another published source.
Chapters
What the video shows
A narrated walkthrough of the Health3 iPhone app with synthetic demo data: Change Unit converts the chart, the range and the values of one biomarker, and Reference Ranges lists ranges from different sources with the sex and age each applies to; selecting a source makes it the range used across the app.
Written guide: Review the source behind a biomarker reference range.
Transcript
- Each biomarker page has its own unit and reference range settings.
- Change Unit switches to another unit. The chart, the range and the values convert, and the choice is kept for this biomarker.
- Reference Ranges lists ranges from different sources, with the sex and age each one applies to.
- Selecting a source makes it the range used across the app. The default is marked.
- Selecting the active source again returns to the default.
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Real Health3 iPhone screens with synthetic demo data and a synthetic narrator voice. Health3 organizes lab results; it does not interpret them or give medical advice. Some features require Premium.
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