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Veterinary laboratory software: requests, results and an abnormal flag

In VetBis a lab request is opened from the exam and tracked as Pending, In progress and Completed; the result is entered with its unit and reference range, and the abnormal flag is set by hand. The record shows in the patient file, and the AI assistant can suggest a comment.

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  1. Pending
  2. In progress
  3. Completed

Result sheet (sample)

Test name
Complete blood count
Outside lab name
Sample Laboratory
Result
18.4x10³/µL
Reference range
6.0 – 17.0
Abnormal
FlaggedSet by hand; there is no automatic threshold.
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Live flowAbnormal flag 4 / 4

Steps

  1. 1RequestA request is opened from the exam by typing the test name. Status: Pending.
  2. 2In progressThe sample is taken into work; if an outside lab is used, its name is written on the record.
  3. 3Result entryThe result, unit and reference range text are written. Status: Completed.
  4. 4Abnormal flagIf the value is outside the range, the vet ticks the abnormal box by hand.

From request to AI comment: the path of one test

A request is opened, taken into work, the result is written and the report file is attached. The AI comment is optional, in beta, and never written to the record without the vet's approval.

  1. PendingCancelled
  2. In progress
  3. Completed

Laboratory result report (PDF)

Test
Complete blood count
Abnormal
Flagged
Patient file
Visible
Attached to file
AI comment: beta
AI assistant:

The white cell count is flagged above the reference range. Infection and stress can be considered in the differential; the decision is the vet's.

Suggestion · nothing is written without vet approval

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Live flowAI comment (beta) 5 / 5

Steps

  1. 1RequestThe test name is free text; the status is Pending.
  2. 2In progressThe request is taken into work; an outside lab name can be added.
  3. 3Result and flagThe result is entered and the flag set by hand; status Completed.
  4. 4PDF attachmentThe report file from the lab is attached to the result.
  5. 5AI comment (beta)The AI assistant offers a suggestion; the vet can add it as a note.
A vet draws a blood sample from a calm dog

Sample taking and the test request

The request is opened during the exam; what was asked, for whom and at which stage stays in the patient file.

  • The test name is free text; there is no ready-made test panel.
  • A request is Pending, In progress, Completed or Cancelled.
  • If you use an outside lab, you write its name on the request.

Result entry: value, unit, reference range and PDF

Each result line is a record of its own; the vet sets the abnormal flag.

A technician types lab values into a workstation
Result and unit
Write the value and its unit.
Reference range
Written as text on each result; there is no ready reference database by species or age.
Abnormal flag
The vet ticks an out-of-range value by hand; there is no automatic threshold or critical-value alert.
Test date and note
The date and a free note are stored with the result.
PDF report attachment
The report from the lab is attached to the result as a file.
AI comment (beta)
An optional suggestion; off if the provider is not configured.
A printed lab report beside sample tubes and a microscope

Imaging records: X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, endoscopy

In development

The imaging screens are not finished. The five methods below are within the record scope but are not counted as available.

  • X-ray

    Exposure record and a finding note.

  • Ultrasound

    Exam finding and record.

  • Computed tomography

    Record of the CT study.

  • MRI

    Magnetic resonance record.

  • Endoscopy

    Record of the endoscopic exam.

A technician places sample tubes in a rack in a clinic laboratory

Used together with the laboratory

Frequently asked questions about veterinary lab software

No. There is no outside lab integration. You write the lab's name on the request and enter the result by hand or attach it as a PDF.

No. The vet ticks the abnormal box by hand. There is no automatic threshold or critical-value alert.

No. The reference range is written as text on each result; there is no ready reference database.

Yes. The report file from the lab is attached to the result and shows in the patient file.

It is in beta. When the AI provider is configured it offers a suggestion; nothing is written to the record without the vet's approval.

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