CPT Code 80053: Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)

Learn about CPT Code 80053, the comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP), used to assess metabolic health, kidney function, liver function, and more.

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CPT code 80050 refers to the general health panel, which typically includes the comprehensive metabolic panel (80053) along with other tests like the CBC and thyroid panel. Code 80053, on the other hand, specifically covers only the comprehensive metabolic panel, focusing on metabolic health markers such as kidney function, liver function, glucose, electrolytes, and proteins.

The CPT code for CMP blood work is 80053, designated for the comprehensive metabolic panel. This panel plays a crucial role in evaluating a patient's metabolic status and organ function through a defined set of laboratory tests.

Procedure code 80053 represents the comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP) within the current procedural terminology (CPT code) system. Healthcare providers use this test panel to assess key health indicators such as blood urea nitrogen, glucose, electrolytes, and liver enzymes.

CPT code 80053 includes at least 10 individual tests that evaluate kidney function, liver function, glucose levels, and electrolyte balance, among other markers. The panel includes components like creatinine, urea nitrogen BUN, ALT, bilirubin, sodium, potassium, calcium, albumin, protein, and carbon dioxide to provide valuable insights into a patient’s metabolic health.