ALL TESTS
DIAGNOSTIC PROFILE
ACTH
Cortisol ( morning ), serum
Cortisol ( Dexamethasone suppression test )
Cortisol ( ACTH stimulation test ), ( synacthen test )
Cortisol, Free ( 24 hr urine )
Aldosterone, serum
Aldosterone ( 24 hr urine )
Androstenedion
17- OH progesterone
DHEAS
Estradiol
Testosterone, Total
Testosterone, Free
Catecholamines, urine
HVA ( Homovanilic Acid ), urine
Metanephrine, urine
Normethanephrine, urine
VMA ( Vanilly mandelic Acid ), urine
Allergy Test-Food panel
Allergens include:
Hazel nut , Peanut , Walnut , Almond , Milk , Egg white , Egg yolk , Casein , Potato , Celery, Carrot , Tomatoe , Cod fish , Crab , Orange , Apple , Wheat flour , Rye meal , Sesame seed
, Soya bean.
Allergy Test-Respiratory panel
Allergens include:
Derm. pteronyssinus , .Dermatophagoides Farinae , Alder , Birch , Hazel , Oak , Mixed
grasses , Rye pollens, Mugwort , Plantain , Cat , Horse , Dog , Guinea pig , Golden hamster ,
Rabbit , Penicillium notatum , Cladosporium herbarum , Aspergillus fumigatus , Alternaria
alternata.
Allergy Test-Peadiatric panel
Allergens include:
Derm.s pteronyssinus , Derm. Farinae , Birch , Grass mixture , Cat , Dog , Alternaria
alternata, Milk , α – Lactalbumine , β – Lactoglobuline , Casein , Egg white , Egg yolk ,
Bovine serum albumin , Soya beans , Carrot , Potato , Wheat flour , Hazel nut , Peanut.
Allergy Test-mixed panel
Allergens include:
Derm. pteronyssinus , Derm. Farinae , Alder , Birch , Hazel , Grass mixture , Rye pollen,
Mugwort pollens , Plantain , Cat ( epithelia / hair ) , Horse ( epithelia / hair ) , Dog ( epithelia / hair ) , Alternaria alternata , Egg white ( albumin ) , Milk , Peanuts , Hazel nuts , Carrots ,Wheat flour , Soya beans.
Plasma Aminoacids (TLC)
Plasma Phenylalanine (TLC)
Plasma Tyrosine (TLC)
Plasma Homocystine (TLC)
Urine Aminoacids ( Qualitative) (TLC)
Urine sugar chromatography( Qualitative) (TLC)
Lactose, Sucrose, Galactose,Glucose,Fructose
Plasma aminoacid diffrentiation ( HPLC) :
Asparatic acid, Glutamic acid, Asparagine, Serine, Glutamine, Histidine,
Glycine,Threonine, Citruline, Arginine, Alanine, Tyrosine, Methionine, Typtophane,
Valine, Phenylalanine, Isoleucine, Leucine, Ornitine,Lysine
CBC with Platelet Count and Automated Differential
Reticulocytes, Percent & Number
Iron & Iron Binding Capacity
Ferritin
Vitamin B12 & Folate
Cholesterin total
Triglycerids
HDL,LDL
Fibrinogen
Lipoprotein (a)
Apolipoprotein A1
Apolipoprotein B
Anti -phospholipid syndrome Anti – Cardiolipin (IgG,IgM),
Anti – β2 glycoprotein I (IgG,IgM), Lupus anti coagulant antibodies
Autoimmune hepatitis ANA,Anti- SMA,Anti- LKM-1 ,ANCA
Immune globulins,Anti- mitochondrial
antibodies
Primary biliary cirrhosis AMA,ANA,Anti-SS-A(RO), Anti-SMA –
Anti-centromere (ACA)
Primary sclerosing cholangitis P-ANCA , ANA
Celiac disease Anti- endomysial ( IgA, IgG), Anti-tissue
transglutaminase ( IgA, IgG) –
Anti-gliadin (DGP) ( IgA, IgG)
Dermatitis herpetiformis Anti- endomysial ( IgA, IgG), Anti- tissue
transglutaminase Ab( IgA, IgG)-
Anti-gliadin (DGP) ( IgA, IgG)
Inflamatory bowel disease ( IBD) (Ulcerative
colitis ,chron’s disease )
ANCA –ASCA (IgG,IgA)-
Calprotectin in stool
Behcet’s disease (Immune-mediated Systemic Vasculitis)
HLA-B51,( HLA B27)
Diabetes mellitus type 1 Anti-Glutamic acid decarboxylase (GADA) – Anti Islet cell (ICA)*
Pernicious anemia Anti-parietal cell antibodies (APCA)
Anti-intrinsic factor antibodies*
Good pasture’s syndrome / Nephritis Anti-glomerular Basement Membrane
(GBM) , ANCA (P- C)
Thyroid diseases ( AITD)
(Graves- Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis)
Thyroid Autoantibodies ( Anti TSHRAnti
TPO-Anti Tg)
Collagen diseases ANA, AMA,Anti-Cardiolipin,
Anti-dsDNA, ENA, Immune globulins
Lupus erythematosus ANA,Anti-ds-DNA (nucleosome), C1q, CIC, Anti C1q*, Anti-histone*, Anti- phospholipid, Anti- B2-glycoprotein, Anti-Cardiolipin (IgG,IgM)
Anti – SS-A (RO), SS-B(La), Anti-Sm, Anti-U1-snRNP
Mixed connective Tissue disease ANA, anti-U1-snRNP
Myasthenia gravis Anti-Acetylcholin receptor ,Anti-Musk
Myositis (Dermatomyositis,polymyositis) ANA, anti-jo 1, anti- U1- snRNP, Anti-SSA
(RO) Neuromeylitis optica (Devic’s syndrome) Anti-Aquaporin- 4 ( NMO- IgG )
Primary membraneous glomerulonephritis (PMGN) (Idiopathic) Anti-PLA2R (phospholipase A2 receptor ) Rheumatoid arthritis Anti-MCV, Anti-CCP (cyclic citrulinated peptide), Rheumatoid factor (IgGFc) CREST syndrome Anti-centromere-ANA-Anti-SCL-70 Scleroderma Anti – Scl-70, ANA, Anti-Centromere, Anti -U1- snPNP
Sjongren Syndrome Anti – SS-A(RO),Anti – SS-B(La), Anti- ds-DNA, Anti – U1-snRNP
Vasculitis (PAN, MPA, CSS,…) Sometimes ANCA-Anti-MPO, PR3 Wegener’S granulomatosis C-ANCA Anti- MPO(meyeloperoxidase) Anti- PR3 (proteinase 3)
CMV
Mycoplasma
EBV
Chlamydia
Borrelia
Antistreptolysin titer (ASL)
ALT,AST
Cholestrol,HDL.LDL
CPK, CK-MB
CRP
Homocysteine
LDH
Myoglobin
ProBNP (NT)
Sodium, Potasium, Chloride
Triglycerides, Apo A1, Apo B
Troponin 1
CBC
ESR
CRP
RF
Iron/TIBC
Ferritin
FBS
Urea
Cretinine
Urinalysis
Urine calture
Ca
Mg
Food allergy test
FT3
FT4
TSH
Alk-phosphatase
SGOT
SGPT
ANA
HBs Ag
APC-R (Factor V Leiden)
B2 Glycoprotein
Cardiolipin Ab IgG
Cardiolipin Ab IgM
D- Dimer
FDP ( Fibrin degradation product )
Fibrinogen
Lupus Anticoagulants ( PTT – LA & KCT )
PAI-1
Phospholipid Ab IgG
Phospholipid Ab IgM
Protein C
Protein S
Albumin
Alkaline phosphatase
Aspartate aminotransferase
Alanine aminotransferase
Bilirubin, total
Calcium
Carbon dioxide
Creatinine
Chloride
Glucose
potassium
Protein,total
Sodium
Urea nitrogen
Cell count
Cell differentiation
Lymphocytes
Granulocytes
Monocytes
Total Protein
Albumin
Immune globulins ( IgG ),( IgA ),( IgM )
Glucose
Lactate
Chloride
Protein electrophoresis
CSF – Culture
HSV- 1/2-DNA (qualitative and quantitative)
Enterovirus-RNA (qualitative)
(qualitative and quantitative) CMV-DNA
(qualitative) EBV-DNA
(qualitative) VZV-DNA
Anti Insulin Ab
Glutamine decarboxylase Ab(GADA)
Islet cell Ab (ICA)
Insulinoma-associated Ab (IA-2)
(Protein Tyrosine phosphatase Family
Proinsulin
C-Peptide
FBS
Glucose 2hrs
oGTT
HbA1C
Insulin
Microalbumin (urine 24 hrs)
Urinalysis
Urine protein
Urine Albumin
Urea
Creatinine
Cystatin C
Occult blood (Immunochromatographic method)
Free PSA
Total PSA
Blood Group & Rh
CBC
Cold Agglutinin
Cryoglobulin
Ferritin
Folic Acid
G6PD ( Quantitative )
HAMS Test
Hb Electrophoresis
Hb H inclusion test
Heat instability test
Hemosiderin ( urine )
Osmotic fragility
Water sugar Test
Vitamin B12
CBC with Platelet Count and Automated Differential
Reticulocytes, Percent & Number
Hb-Electrophoresis
RBC Solubility
CBC with Platelet Count and Automated Differential
Lactate Dehydrogenase
Bilirubin, Total
Osmotic Fragility, Erythrocyte
Heinz Body Stain
Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase
Hemoglobin Evaluation(Hemoglobinopathies)
Pyruvate Kinase
Direct Coombs (Anti-Human Globulin)
Cold Agglutinins
Antibody Detection, RBC
Lactate Dehydrogenase
Hepatic Function Panel :
Albumin;
ALP
AST
ALT
Bilirubin, direct
Protein, total
Bilirubin, total
Hepatitis Panel, Acute
HAV IgM
HBV core antibody IgM
HBV surface antigen
HCV antibody
Hepatitis B Virus DNA
Hepatitis C Virus RNA
PT
PTT
Protein C
Protein S
Anti Thrombin III
APC-R ( Factor V Leiden)
Lupus Anticoagulants ( PTT – LA & KCT )
Prothrombin G20210A (PCR)
Cardiolipin Ab IgG
Cardiolipin Ab IgM
Phospholipid Ab IgG
Phospholipid Ab IgM
Fibrinogen
MTHFR C677T (PCR)
Homocysteine
Cortisol (blood & urine)
Epinephrine, norepinephrine, Dopamin
Renin, Aldosterone
Thyroid screening panel (T3,T4, TSH,TPO,anti TG
Urinary metanephrines Normetanephrines
Borellia
Brucella
CMV
EBV
Chlamydia
Lues
Mycoplsma
ASL
CRP
CMV IgG
CMV IgM
Chlamydia Trachomatis IgG
Chlamydia Trachomatis IgM
EBV IgG ( VCA )
EBV IgM ( VCA )
Fungi culture
HAV IgM
HBc Ab Total
HBc Ab IgM
HBe Ab
HBe Ag
HBs Ab
HBs Ag
HBV DNA , PCR
HCV Ab
HCV RNA, PCR
HCV Genotyping, PCR
HDV Ab
HEV Ab
HIV 1,2 ( Ab & Ag P24 )
H.Pylori IgA
H.Pylori IgG
HPV-DNA, PCR
Hydatid Cyst Ab
Listeria Ab
Leishmania Ab
Mumps IgG
Mumps IgM
Mycoplasma hominis culture
Rubella IgG
Rubella IgM
Toxoplasma IgG
Toxoplasma IgM
Ureaplasma urealyticum culture
VZV IgG
VZV IgM
Anti spermatozoa Ab Listeria Ab
Anti B2 Glycoprotein Ureaplasma urealyticum culture
Anti Thrombin III LH
Toxoplasma IgG FSH
Toxoplasma IgM Neisseria Gonorrhea culture
Rubella IgG Pospholipid Ab IgG
Rubella IgM Pospholipid Ab IgM
CMV IgG Prolactin
CMV IgM Progesterone
Chlamydia Trachomatis IgG 17- OH progesterone
Chlamydia Trachomatis IgM Post coital test (Sims Huhner Test)
HSV 1 IgG Semen Analysis
HSV 2 IgG Post coital Test
HSV 1 & 2 IgM Testosterone (Total, Free)
HPV, PCR Thyroid Function Tests
HPV Typing Cardiolipin Ab IgG
Cardiolipin Ab IgG Cardiolipin Ab IgM
Cardiolipin Ab IgM D-Dimer
B2 Glycoprotein Ab FDP (Fibrin degradation product)
AFP ( Alpha Fetoprotein ) Fibrinogen
Androstenedione MTHFR
βHCG SHBG
DHEAS Androstendion
Estriol (unconjugated) Homocystein
Estradiol Dual Marker
Semen Fructose Triple Marker
Insulin Quad Marker
Anti TG
Creatine kinase (CK)
ESR or CRP
Calcium
TSH
Anti-histidyl-tRNA synthetase (Jo-1)
ANA
u1RNP
SS-A(RO)
Hepatitis:
HAV IgM
HBV core antibody IgM
HBV surface antigen
HCV antibody
Iron storage disease:
Iron & Iron Binding Capacity
Ferritin
Wilson´s disease:
Ceruloplasmin (Cp)
Cooper
dsDNA
Histone
SS-A(Ro)
SS-B (La)
Sm
RNP
Scl-70
Jo-1
Centromere
ACE
CBC
IgG
IgA
IgM
C3
C4
HLA-B27
HLA-B5
RF
TPHA
ANA
Anti-DNA
Borrelia CMV
EBV
HSV
VZV
Toxoplasma
CMV
EBV
Toxoplasma
Lues (ANA)
Amino acid chromatography(HPLC/TLC)
Ammonia
Homocystinuria
Alkaptonuria ( Homogentisic Acid)
Lactate
Maple suryp urine disease, screening test
Phenylalanine
Phenylketonuria ( PKU ) screening test
Reducing substances, ( urine, stool )
Classical galactosemia
VBG (pH,pCO2,pO2,HCO3,BE)
ABG (pH,pCO2,pO2,HCO3,BE)
Chlamydia trachomatis-DNA
CMV-DNA (qualitative)
CMV-DNA (quantitative)
EBV-DNA (qualitative)
Enterovirus- RNA (qualitative)
Factor V Leiden-DNA
FLT 3-DNA
HBV-DNA(qualitative)
HBV-DNA(quantitative)
HCV – RNA Genotyping
HCV-RNA (qualitative)
HCV-RNA (quantitative)
HIV-1 –RNA (qualitative)
HIV-1-RNA (quantitative)
HLA B5 (B51/B52)
HLA B7
HLA B27
HPV –DNA typing (High risk Types : 16, 18, 31, 45, 52)
HSV- 1/2 –DNA (qualitative)
HSV-1/2- DNA (quantitative)
JAK 2 –DNA (qualitative)
Mbcr-abl (p190) – RNA (qualitative)
Mbcr-abl (p190) – RNA (quantitative)
Mbcr-abl (p210)- RNA (qualitative)
Mbcr-abl (p210)- RNA (quantitative)
MTHFR /DNA
PML-RARα – RNA (qualitative)
PML-RARα – RNA (quantitative)
Prothrombin – DNA
VZV -DNA
ACHR ( Acetyl choline receptor Ab)
Aldolase
ANA
Anti aquaporin – 4 Antibody or Anti Aqp-4 (NMO-IgG )
Anti –Cardiolopin IgG
Anti –Cardiolopin IgM
Anti- CCP ( Cyclic citrullinated protein )
Anti- ds DNA
Anti- GAD II (Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase)
Anti –Musk (Muscle specific receptor tyrosin kinase)
Anti- Phospholipid IgG
Anti –Phospholipid IgM
Anti –SCL 70
Anti- sn RNP
Anti- SSA ( RO )
Anti- SSB ( LA )
Anti- Thrombin III
B2 Glycoprotein Ab
C3
C4
CH50
CIC ( Circulating immune complex )
CPK
CRP ( Quantitative )
CSF, Beta2 microglobulin
CSF Indian ink staining
CSF, Lactate
CSF Oligoclonal band, IgG Index
C – ANCA
P – ANCA
High sensitive CRP
HLA B5
HLA B8
HLA B27
(IgG, IgM,IgA) , CSF
Lupus Anticoagulant
Osteocalcin
PTH
RA ( Rheumatoid Factor ), ( Quantitative )
Vitamin D3, 25 OH
Protein C
Protein S
Vitamin B12
Ceruloplasmin (Cp) & copper : neurodegenerative symptoms and signs of connective tissue
disease in infants and small children (suspected Menkes disease)
Borrelia
CMV
HSV
Lues
Mumps
Rubella
Toxoplasma
Varicella zoster
Amylase
Calcium
FBS
Lipase
triglycerides
Alpha 1 Antitrypsin
Alpha Heavy Chain ( Qualitative)
C1q
Complement (C3) (C4)
Immunoglobulin (IgG) (IgA) (IgM)
Lipoprotein Electrophoresis
Serum Immunotyping( Qualitative)
Serum KAPPA & LAMBDA ( quantitative)
Serum Protein Electrophoresis
Transferrin
Urine Immunoelectrophoresis / KAPPA & LAMBDA (Bense jones)
Urine Immunotyping
Urine Protein Electrophoresis
24-hr urine creatinine
24-hr urine protein
Albumin
Bence Jones protein
calcium
chloride
creatinine
Creatinine clearancev
Cystatin C
Glucose
Immunoelectrophoresis
phosphorus
potassium
Protein total
sodium
Aldolase
ANA
Anti – B2-glycoprotein (IgG)
Anti – B2-glycoprotein (IgM)
Anti – Cardiolopin ( IgG)
Anti – Cardiolopin (IgM)
Anti – Centromere
Anti – CCP ( Cyclic citrullinated protein )
C1q
Anti – ds DNA
Anti – GBM
Anti – histone
Anti – Jo-1
Anti – Lupus anti coagulant
Anti – MCV
Anti – MPO
Anti – phospholipid IgG
Anti – phospholipid IgM
Anti – PR3
Anti – SCL 70
Anti – sm
Anti – u1- sn RNP
Anti – SS-A ( RO )
Anti – SS- B ( LA )
B2-Microglobulin
C3
C4
CBC , ESR
CH50
CIC ( Circulating immune complex )
CPK
C – ANCA
P – ANCA
High sensitive CRP
HLA B5
HLA B8
HLA B27
Hemoglobin electrophoresis
Citrate agar
Heat test for unstable Hgb. ( Qualitative)
Hgb. (F & S & A2 & H )(Capillary)
Carbamazepine
Cyclosporine
Digoxin
Lithium
Phenobarbital
Phenytoin
Tacrolimus
Valporic Acid
Antithrombin III
D-dimer
Factor V Leiden-DNA
Lupus Anticoagulant Ab
MTHFR DNA
Prothrombin DNA
Protein C& S
PT, PTT,Fibrinogen
Anti –Thyroglobulin
Anti- TPO
Calcitonin
Free T3
Free T4
T3
T3 uptake
T4
TBG ( Thyroxin binding globulin )
Thyroglobulin
TSH
TSH receptor Ab
CMW
EBV
HAV-IgG
HAV-IgM
HBC-Ab
HBC-IgM
HBe-Ag& Ab
HBS-Ab
HBS-Ag
HBV-PCR Quan & Qual
HCV PCR Viral load
HCV-Ab
HCV-Genotyping
HCV-PCR
HDV-Ab
HEV-Ab
FUNCTION TESTS
way of doing
test
Dexamethasone suppression test during the night:
1) On the first day of the patient, between 8 am and 9 am, a blood sample is taken to measure cortisol levels.
To be
2) Patients receive 2 mg oral dexamethasone between 11 and 12 hours.
On the second day, between 8 and 9 am, blood samples are taken to measure cortisol levels.
3, μg / dl Evaluation in Dexamethasone suppression test overnight if serum cortisol at 8 am is less than
Strong evidence of Cushing’s syndrome.
The patient should be fast and stay up to the end of the test.
At 8 o’clock in the morning, GH (Basal) 1. Blood for measurement of baseline
The patient is done.
Serum immediately after 20 minutes of exercise GH 2. Reconstitution for measurement
Extreme (such as running) or according to the physician’s instructions usually (15 minutes of moderate exercise and
5 minutes of extreme sports)
Test method
7 The probability of a ng / ml deficiency after 20 minutes of extreme sports is higher than GH
Growth hormone is low.
3) is suspicious and, if necessary, tests (6 ng / ml) of the border response
More to do.
A lower response than normal is not diagnostic for growth hormone deficiency and should be with
Another provocative test is approved.
Indication of anatomical failure of the adrenal gland
Serum cortisol (at each hour of the (Basal) method of testing 1. Blood sampling to measure baseline
The day is possible, but preferably 7 to 9 am. )
The patient is given intravenous IV (synacthen) ACTH 2. 250 micrograms
(synacthen) ACTH 0.25 mg (250 μg) IV. To make
3. After 30 and 60 minutes, blood samples are taken again to measure cortisol levels
To be
18 In each of the -20 μg / dl, the normal response evaluation is to increase the level of cortisol by more than
20 after injection of μg / dl samples 30 and 60 minutes. Increase serum cortisol levels over
The insufficiency of the adrenal gland is adequately reversed. Down the acth
Failure of the ACTH section is a fundamental value and does not change or change little after injection
The cortex of the adrenal gland is raised.
Indication: By anterior pituitary gh secretion failure
The patient should be fast and stay up to the end of the test.
GH (Basal) patient at 8 o’clock. Blood sampling to measure baseline
Done.
2. The amount of 4 micrograms per kilogram body weight of clonidine is prescribed to the patient.
0.2. mg (200 μg) clonidine tablets
GH 60 and 90 minutes after eating clonidine pill Blood for measurement, 30.3
90 and 120 minutes later Blood collection, 60, Serum, or according to the order of the physician 30
Gets
Test method
10 in pediatric ng / ml 5 in adults and no more than ng / ml in excess of GH
After about 90 minutes, clonidine tablets are considered abnormal.
In the absence of adequate irritability, it is recommended that the test be performed using methods
It’s like repeating the Arginine test.
Assessment
10 in pediatric ng / ml 5 in adults and no more than ng / ml in excess of GH
After about 90 minutes, clonidine tablets are considered abnormal.
In the absence of adequate irritability, it is recommended that the test be performed using methods
It’s like repeating the Arginine test.
Indication of anterior pituitary-gonadal axis failure diagnosis when LH and FSH levels are low.
Test method
LH and FSH (Basal) Blood for measurement of baseline
Blood collection should be done in the morning (in women in the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle).
For IV, Gn RH is 2 μg / kg body weight and the maximum is 100 μg / 2. The amount of 5
The patient is prescribed.
There are 50 micrograms and 100 micrograms in both. Gn RH * ampoules
Stimulus – LH Gn RH 0.05 mg (50 μg) IV
Relefact LHRH 0.1 mg (100 μg) IV
Blood is done. Either according to LH and FSH 3. After 25 and 45 minutes, again to measure
0 minutes) – 30 -60 – 90 – Doctor’s order (usually 120
Should be evaluated at least 3 times in men and more than 4 times in women (in luteal phase) in one of the samples LH
1 fold in one sample / must have at least 5 FSH. Increase in the presence of a pituitary failure
Increase. In the absence of reaction or deficiency, pituitary defects or pituitary dysfunction caused by
The hypothalamus will be raised. Knowledge of estradiol levels in women and testosterone in men
Evaluation helps.
The most sensitive laboratory test to detect or rule out thyroid dysfunction as well as control
Treatment with thyroid hormones.
It is suggested that IV size can be used as TRH (Thyrotropin Releasing Hormon) test method.
There is also a basic foundation. f Recording 4
It is done from the patient. Blood TSH to measure baseline
(7 μg / kg) (in 200 μg children via μgTRH
Done. TSH again bleed the patient to measure TRH 30 minutes after application
TSH basal evaluation
mU / l
Increase after
TRH
FT4 evaluation
Euthyreotic normal 2.0-25 0.40-3.8
Preclinical hypothyreosis Normal / low> 25 0.40-3.8
Preclinical hyperthyreosis Normal / high <2.0 0.40-3.8
Preclinical hyperthyreosis normal <2.0 <0.40
Manifested hyperthyreosis high <2.0 <0.40
Secondary hypothyreosis low <2.0 <0.40
No dysfunction normal 2.0-25 <0.40
Manifested primary hypothyreosis lower> 25> 3.8
Central or global therapy high> 25> 3.8
resistance, hypophyse tumor
No dysfunction normal 2.0-25> 3.8
CHECKUP TESTS
- Anemia test
Inflammatory and Infectious Disease Assessment Tests
Type 1 diabetes assessment tests
Obesity and overweight assessment tests
Thyroid function tests
Growth Assessment Tests
Evaluation of Lead Poisoning
- Anemia test
Diabetes Assessment Tests
Liver function assessment tests
Kidney and urethra evaluation tests
Cardiovascular Health Testing
Endocrine function assessment tests
Tumor markers
- Anemia test
Diabetes Assessment Tests
Liver function assessment tests
Kidney and urinary tract evaluation
Cardiovascular Health Test
Bone status assessment tests
In-vitro weak performance evaluation tests
Screening of pre-pregnancy infections
Tumor markers
Assessing your own illness
- Diabetes Assessment Tests
Liver function assessment tests
Kidney and urinary tract evaluation
Cardiovascular Health Test
Malignancy Evaluation Tests
Rheumatism and Motorized Disease Assessment Tests
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