I, Mychaela Nadezhda Falconia, had elective surgery done on me in Mexico on
2021-08-26.  On the morning of my surgery I had two Covid-related tests done:
first a blood test for antibodies, which came out positive for both IgG and IgM,
and then an oropharyngeal swab PCR test for actual viral infection, which came
out negative.  A scanned copy of the official lab report from these two tests
appears in Covid_test_20210826_official.pdf; this official report is in Spanish
because the tests were done in Mexico, which is a Spanish-speaking country.

There is, however, one datum in that Spanish-language lab test report which
requires explanation, as it will certainly be very non-obvious to readers
outside of Spanish-speaking countries.  In the patient data header on each of
the two pages in the PDF (results from two separate tests), there is a datum
that reads "SEXO: M".  However, as my Mexican surgery coordinator explained it
to me, this datum does not mean "male" - instead the 'M' stands for Mujer,
which is Spanish for "woman" - Mexican documents commonly use H/M sex markers
for hombre/mujer instead of English M/F.

Aside from from this sex marker, the actual medical content of the lab test
report should be obvious even if you don't know any Spanish.