Lab Values+ Medical Reference

Lab Values+ Medical Reference

Labs, panels & abbreviations

44 ratings
105 reviews
#60 in paid Medical
📚 Education
🏥 Medical
$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 24, 2011
  • September 8, 2026

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This app provides a comprehensive medical reference, combining lab values, medical abbreviations, and prefixes/suffixes. It offers editable data, detailed lab information, and links to external resources for quick access to critical medical data.

3-in-1 medical reference (Lab Values, Abbreviations, Prefixes/Suffixes)
Fully editable lab data
Hundreds of lab reference values
Common lab panels included
SI and US units for lab values
Thousands of medical abbreviations
Links to external medical resources
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What's New in Lab Values+ Medical Reference

26.2.0

September 8, 2026

117 NEW LAB VALUES Coagulation, infectious disease, body fluids, toxicology and therapeutic drug monitoring — 412 labs in all, across three new categories. Anti-Xa and the thrombophilia workup, ADAMTS13, HIV and syphilis serology, ascitic and pleural fluid analysis, cystatin C, ANA and the autoantibody panel, free light chains, beta-D-glucan, and more. CORRECTIONS AFTER CLINICAL REVIEW The vancomycin trough now reads 15-20 µg/mL with a critical value above 25. The previous range flagged a therapeutic level as a panic value. Lead has been brought up to current CDC and NIOSH guidance, with a separate paediatric entry. A duplicated vitamin D row and a corrupted urine creatinine name have been fixed. SEARCH "CPK" now finds creatine kinase — it was there all along, filed under CK. Filtering inside a category now finds a lab by its short name too, the same way the Labs tab does: filter Electrolytes by "K" and you get Potassium, instead of nothing at all. When a filter matches nothing, the screen says so rather than going blank. Every section's search also reports when it comes up empty, so we can see which lists are missing the entries you expect and fill them in. What you type is never collected. COAGULATION HAS ITS OWN CATEGORY PT, INR, PTT, D-dimer, protein C and S and the rest of the thrombophilia workup have moved out of Liver Disease into a category of their own. ALSO FROM HIPPOSOFT More now includes Heart Murmurs Pro, our cardiac auscultation trainer: 24 murmurs and heart sounds, each with a labelled waveform showing where the sound falls in the cardiac cycle, a diagram of the site it is heard best, and a quiz that can bring a murmur you miss back later in the same run.

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Last updated on September 16, 2026.

User reviews

Bundle purchase

Worthless, print is so tiny unable to read content and unable to zoom

Response from developer

Sorry about that. The version you had was from 2018 and ignored the phone's text size. The new version (26.2) follows whatever size you set in Settings > Display > Text Size, and it is a free update. If it is still hard to read after updating, email me at contact@hipposoftllc.com and I will fix it.

Not worth the money

Can’t believe I paid for this app. The screen would cut in the middle and won’t show the lab values in full screen (lower half of the screen will be white and doesn’t respond to tapping or scrolling with fingers). Definitely some kind of bugs there that need to be fixed.

Response from developer

You were right, that was a real bug and it stayed broken far too long. The app has since been rewritten and the half-screen problem is gone. Update to 26.2 (free) and it should fill the screen on any current iPhone or iPad.

Sem atualização

App não atualiza novos valores de referência. Se atualizar, daria 5 estrelas

Response from developer

Você tinha razão. A nova versão (26.2, atualização gratuita) tem 412 exames, revisados por um médico, e os valores agora são atualizados pela internet sem precisar de uma nova versão do app.

Lab value

Unable to read, as it is all jumbled

Response from developer

That layout bug is fixed in the rewrite (26.2, free update). If anything still looks wrong after updating, email contact@hipposoftllc.com with a screenshot and I will sort it out.

Lack of common tests

The one reason I downloaded this app was to research ANA (antinuclear antibodies titer), a fairly common test for diagnosing lupus and other autoimmune conditions and it’s not listed! Seriously? This is a huge waste of my time and money as I’m in a specialty and I’m totally surprised that a test as common as this one would be missing. It’s crazy.
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Response from developer

Fair complaint. ANA is in the app now, along with anti-dsDNA, anti-CCP, ANCA, the autoantibody panel and about 115 other labs added this year. 412 in all as of 26.2, which is a free update.

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

Screen cuts in the middle

Bug

Lower half of screen is white and unresponsive

Bug

App crashes frequently

Bug

In-app links not working due to transport security policy

Bug

Notes saved, but not the order/listing of labs

Bug

Cannot send email from contact us

Bug

App does not open

Bug

Advertisement pop-ups in paid app

Bug

Requested Features

14 requests

Add common tests like ANA

Feature

Improve readability/font size

Feature

Fix screen cutting/responsiveness issues

Feature

Add search functionality for lab values

Feature

Save custom lab order

Feature

Update data for new lab items (e.g., cystatin C)

Feature

Provide patient preparation info (fasting, etc.)

Feature

Include UK terminology option

Feature

Add microbiological findings and related causes

Feature

Include relevance of Blood Transfusion antibodies and phenotypes

Feature

Add dark mode

Feature

Improve UI aesthetics

Feature

Remove advertisements from paid app

Feature

Add Spanish language support (more broadly)

Feature

FAQ

What does the Lab Values Medical Reference app do?

This app serves as a comprehensive medical reference tool. It combines three essential resources: a database of lab reference values, a collection of medical abbreviations, and a guide to medical prefixes and suffixes. The app is designed for quick and easy access to critical medical information for healthcare professionals and students.

What are the key features of this medical reference app?

Key features include a 3-in-1 reference covering lab values, medical abbreviations, and prefixes/suffixes. It boasts fully editable data, allowing users to create and modify entries. The app also includes hundreds of lab values organized into categories and common panels, presented in both SI and US units, along with thousands of abbreviations and etymological details for prefixes/suffixes.

How much does the Lab Values Medical Reference app cost?

Based on the provided information, this application is a paid app. There is no mention of free access, subscriptions, or in-app purchases, indicating a one-time purchase model for full access to its features and content.

What kind of lab values are included in the app?

The app includes hundreds of lab reference values across 16 different categories, such as Cardiac Labs, Renal Labs, Electrolytes, Liver Disease, Hematology, and Endocrine Labs. It also features a 'Common Panels' section for labs organized by commonly ordered panels like Basic Metabolic Panel and Complete Blood Count.

Can I use this app offline?

The description highlights that the app can be used "especially when you don't have an internet connection to do a web search." This suggests that the core functionality, including looking up lab values and medical information, is available offline, making it a reliable tool in various clinical settings.