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LabNodes 2.0

Functional Markers Mapping

How to use this tool

Move between the four learning modes from the lower-left navigation.

  • Explore: search or select a marker to see its range and clinical insight. Flag markers to place them on the wheel, then drag them to map a pattern.
  • Clinic Mode: upload a CSV of patient markers, review mapped abnormalities, and print a patient-facing report.
  • Case Studies: work through guided clinical interpretation scenarios.
  • References: filter evidence and safety guidance by clinical domain.
  • Exam: answer all 30 questions, submit for scoring, and review the explanations.
  • Clinic Mode: upload your patient labs and print out a report to explain and discuss.
  • Tutorial: watch a video and read guidelines to use the app.
Marker Inventory
Tutorial
Patient Context
Flag markers to place them on the wheel
Evidence Library

References by Clinical Domain

Guidelines, evidence reviews, and interpretation cautions supporting ranges, pattern recognition, uncertainty, and safety boundaries across the Labnodes marker inventory.

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Guideline / Consensus Primary Evidence / Systematic Review Interpretation Caution
Knowledge Check

Labnodes Clinical Patterns Exam

Thirty single-best-answer questions grouped by clinical domain. Complete every question, then submit for scoring. Passing grade: 80%.

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0 of 30 answered
Case Studies

Lab Pattern Practice

Select a case to practice moving from patient context to lab pattern recognition, priority setting, and response planning.

Case Study
Clinic Mode

Marker Upload & Report

Upload a CSV with marker, value, unit, optional low/high ranges, and optional date. Results are analyzed locally in this browser and can be printed as a patient report. Download template CSV here. LabNodes does not process laboratory reports. If you choose to use an AI assistant to extract your laboratory values, you are responsible for reviewing the data you share with that service and for ensuring that the CSV you upload to LabNodes contains no personally identifiable information. We only accept structured laboratory data, and we automatically reject files that appear to contain identifying information.

Patient Context

CSV Upload

Columns accepted: marker, value, unit, low, high, date. Aliases such as A1C, HDL-C, LDL-C, TPO Ab, and Urine ACR are mapped when possible.

No patient markers uploaded yet.

Mapped Results

Upload a CSV or load the sample to see matched markers.
A printable patient report will appear after markers are uploaded.
Clinical Insight
Select a marker to review its evidence range and clinical note.
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