A comprehensive metabolic panel (<u>CMP</u>) is a laboratory test that examines physical and chemical properties of a patient's blood to determine the presence of abnormal elements.
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<h3><u>Comprehensive Metabolic Panel:</u> Examining Physical and Chemical Properties for Abnormal Elements</h3>
A comprehensive metabolic panel (<u>CMP</u>) is a <em>laboratory test </em>that <em>examines </em><em>physical</em> and <em>chemical </em><em>properties </em>of a patient's blood levels to determine the presence of abnormal elements, <u>such as:</u>
- <em>Glucose</em>
- <em>Calcium </em>
- <em>Sodium </em>
- <em>Potassium </em>
- <em>Chloride </em>
- <em>Carbon dioxide </em>
It can also provide information about kidney, liver, and electrolyte functions, as well as protein and enzyme levels. A <u>CMP</u> is often used to <em>diagnose and monitor</em> <em>certain </em><em>diseases</em> or <em>conditions</em>, such as kidney and liver disorders, diabetes, and thyroid dysfunction.
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