You have received blood test results and want to understand two values: 'CRP' and 'fT3'. On the website, find the 'Laborwerte' section. For each value, identify its full name, the normal range for adults, and one reason why the value might be elevated. Synthesize this information.
Navigate to the 'Laborwerte' section. Locate the search input field. Enter 'CRP' into the search field and initiate the search. Click on the 'CRP: C-reaktives Protein' link. Extract the full name, normal range, and a reason for elevation for CRP. Go back to the 'Laborwerte' search page. Enter 'fT3' into the search field and initiate the search. Click on the 'fT3: Freies Trijodthyronin' link. Extract the full name, normal range for adults, and a reason for elevation for fT3. Synthesize the collected information for both values.
Successfully navigate to the 'Laborwerte' section and use the search function for both 'CRP' and 'fT3'. For CRP, state its full name as 'C-reaktives Protein'. For CRP, state the normal range as '< 5 mg/l'. For CRP, state 'Entzündungen im Körper' (Inflammation in the body) as a reason for elevation. For fT3, state its full name as 'Freies Trijodthyronin'. For fT3, state the normal range for adults as '3,4-7,2 pmol/l'. For fT3, state 'Primäre Hyperthyreose (Überfunktion deiner Schilddrüse)' (Primary hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid gland)) as a reason for elevation. Present the information clearly for both values.