Kidney function can be examined by measuring substances in the blood that are excreted through the kidneys. Creatinine tests are most commonly used for this purpose. The test is performed on a blood sample. Kidney function tests do not require fasting or morning sampling. The treating physician is always responsible for interpreting your results.

Name and abbreviation of test: CREATININE, CREATININE CLEARANCE P -Krea

The creatinine clearance P -Krea test is used to evaluate kidney function levels. The reference ranges of the test are affected by the person’s muscle mass, age and gender. The general reference ranges in a creatinine test are 50–90 µmol/l for women aged over 15 years and 60–100 µmol/l for men aged over 15 years.