Analysis of blood chemistry can provide important information about the function of the kidneys and other organs. This common panel of blood tests measures levels of important electrolytes and other chemicals, including : Glucose, or blood sugar Sodium, Potassium plays a vital role in regulating muscle activity, Chloride levels may rise and fall in parallel with sodium levels to maintain electrical neutrality, Carbon dioxide (CO2) acts as a buffer system to help maintain the acid-base balance of the blood. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) provides a rough measurement of the glomerular filtration rate, or the rate at which blood is filtered across small blood vessels in the kidney, Creatinine ,which is a breakdown product of creatine, an important component of muscle...