I have googled the abbreviations and found good info.

I was going to suggest googling your specific test questions, that's how I learned more about mine. Also, if you get info from the .org and .gov URL's, instead of .com, you'll get more legitimate info. and of course it's always best to talk to your doctor about any questions or concerns. Tests can vary from time to time, and some may show high or low but not be worrisome, whereas others can be slightly off and are more concerning. Different for every situation. Hope you find answers! 🌞 🌻🙏

HealthTree had a "Deciphering my Myeloma Results" article. theMMRF.org has one also. I also look up every lab on PubMed. In MM Calcium can be higher than normal. Talk to your MM Specialist about it.
Paula🌹

Thank you for your information. I will check it out!

Thank you! That is a suggestion my doctor made.