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This blood panel reports creatinine, estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR), blood urea nitrogen, uric acid and calcium. Together they give your clinician a view of filtration and related changes in blood chemistry.
Clinical authorDr Nirupama SabhapathySpecialist Clinical Pathology
Understanding the test
Also called Complete Kidney Panel
The profile can support follow-up in kidney disease or evaluation after illness or fluid loss. Earlier creatinine and eGFR results are particularly helpful for judging whether kidney filtration has changed.
The clinician can compare filtration estimates, waste markers and blood calcium over time.
The clinician may compare a current profile with previous results after illness or fluid loss.
Inside this test
Before your sample
The renal panel alone generally requires no fast. Avoid an unusually large meat meal and intense exercise before the draw, and bring a list of medicines and supplements.
A clinician takes a small sample of blood from a vein. The laboratory uses serum, the liquid separated from the blood after it clots.
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Compare results with earlier kidney measurements and urine findings if available. Age, muscle mass and the speed of change can affect what a creatinine-based estimate means.
From sample to follow-up

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Choose collection locationLook for Renal (Kidney) Profile in your report. Use the sample type and collection time when comparing it with an earlier report.
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Take prior kidney panels, urine reports and your medicines to the review so the clinician can compare the changes across time.
Patient questions
Urine albumin needs a separate urine sample. If your referral specifically requests potassium, check that it appears by name on your order. The five results listed for this blood profile are creatinine, eGFR, blood urea nitrogen, uric acid and calcium.
Hard training, greater muscle mass and creatine supplements can raise creatinine independently of kidney disease. Tell the clinician when you trained and what you took. The result still needs to be read against your previous level and symptoms.
Urea changes with fluid balance and how much protein your body breaks down. Creatinine also depends on muscle mass. Comparing them with earlier results and eGFR provides more information than either alone; the difference between them cannot by itself rule out kidney injury.
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Written by Dr Nirupama Sabhapathy, Specialist Clinical Pathology. Medically reviewed by Dr Joyce Jose, Specialist Clinical Pathology, on .
Catalogue information and AED price checked on 2 November 2026. Clinical suitability, preparation, collection arrangements and turnaround are confirmed for your selected test.