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Also known as: Renal Function Panel with Urine Albumin/Creatinine Ratio and Hemoglobin. This panel follows how well your kidneys are working over time and checks the problems that can develop as kidney function falls, including mineral imbalances and anemia. It helps you and your care team spot changes early.
Consider this test if you have been told you have chronic kidney disease, have a reduced eGFR, or have a condition that harms the kidneys, such as diabetes, high blood pressure or polycystic kidney disease.

Every biomarker in this panel, and exactly what it tells you.
Common questions about this test.
Keep blood pressure and blood sugar in your target range, avoid anti-inflammatory pain relievers unless approved by your provider, do not smoke, and follow any diet advice you have been given.
As kidney function falls, potassium, phosphorus, CO2 and calcium can go out of balance, and the kidneys also make less of the hormone that supports red blood cell production, which can cause anemia.
People with chronic kidney disease are usually tested every 3 to 12 months, depending on the stage.
Keep blood pressure and blood sugar in your target range, avoid anti-inflammatory pain relievers unless approved by your provider, do not smoke, and follow any diet advice you have been given.
As kidney function falls, potassium, phosphorus, CO2 and calcium can go out of balance, and the kidneys also make less of the hormone that supports red blood cell production, which can cause anemia.
People with chronic kidney disease are usually tested every 3 to 12 months, depending on the stage.