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What are tests included in general medical check up analysis?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

There is some periodic and routine check up tests should be done every six months or less to be assured your health is good and all biological functions is working perfect.
Understand your blood tests for best diagnosis and lower prognosis, 
Periodic general checkup blood analysis include a range of medical tests are made periodically (every six months) are as follows: 
- Liver function SGOT, SGPT 
- Kidney function Urea, Creatinine 
- Blood picture CBC 
- Fasting sugar FBS and after eating 2hPP of sugar 
- The speed of deposition ESR 
- for Gout investigation do test for blood <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-does-high-uric-acid-levels-in-my-blood-test-results-with-pain-in-feet-means.html">Uric Acid Salts</a> 
- Urine Analysis 
- Full blood fats called Lipid profile and including testing blood for Total Cholesterol + Triglycerides + low-density cholesterol + high density cholesterol 
The complete checkup tests are: 
<ul>
<li>Liver function tests including:</li>
</ul>
Bilirubin (Total + Direct) + ALT (SGPT) + AST (SGOT) + PT + Albumin + GGT + Total Protein + Alkaline Phosphatase
<ul>
<li>Renal functions tests are:</li>
</ul>
Creatinine + Urea + Uric acid + Urine analysis + Sodium and Potassium
<ul>
<li>Other tests for high glucose level, nephritis, or during pregnancy</li>
</ul>
- Cellular Hemoglobin HBA1C 
- Glucose curve or sugar curve 
- Microalbuminuria
<ul>
<li>Haemostatic blood tests:</li>
</ul>
- Speed bleeding called Bleeding time (BT) 
- The speed of clotting, the tests called Clotting time (CT) 
- Blood thinners, or Prothrombin time (PT) 
- Blood Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) 
- The number of platelets through Platelets count test. 
- Fibrinogen Level 
- The level of Fibrinogen Degradation Products
<ul>
<li>Blood typing and serological tests are:</li>
</ul>
- Complete blood Picture through Blood Count test (CBC) 
- including Retics count and examine the spinal puncture Bone marrow aspiration 
- hemoglobin electrophoresis (Hb Electrophoresis) 
- Coomb’s Direct. 
- Blood Group & Rh type 
- tests for Sickle anemia and Glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD)
<ul>
<li>Tests used for fever investigation :</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>for general investigation of fever: (CBC, including examination of blood smear from pateint's blood, ESR)</li>
<li>Tests for fever results from rheumatic disease carry out (ASOT, RF, CRP, ANA)</li>
<li>Fever from tonsillitis require test (<a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-does-Positive-Anti-streptolysin-O-titre-ASO-blood-test-means.html">ASOT</a>, CRP, ESR)</li>
<li>Widal test and Brucella test for typhoid.</li>
<li>Detection analysis Mediterranean fever using the technique of molecular biology FMF by PCR "please contact the lab"</li>
</ol>
<ul>
<li>Antibodies and antigens tests for autoimunological diseases:</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>antibodies to the cell nucleus - Anti Nuclear Ab (ANA)</li>
<li>monoclonal antibodies for DNA state Anti DNA</li>
<li>Anti LKM</li>
<li>monoclonal antibodies for the nucleus and the cytoplasm (Lanka) ANCA</li>
<li>monoclonal anti-platelet Anti Platelet Ab</li>
<li>antibodies of sperm in the semen or blood Anti Sperm Ab</li>
<li>Complement 3 (C3)</li>
<li>Complement 4 (C4)</li>
</ol>
<ul>
<li>Infectious Torch tests: Toxoplasma + Rubella + Cytomegalo Virus + Herpes I & I</li>
</ul>
Drug screen testing:
<ol>
<li>antiepileptic drugs Tegretol (valporic acid) + Depakine (carbamazepine) + Epanutin (phenytoin)</li>
<li>heart medication Digoxin (lanoxin)</li>
<li>psychiatric drugs Lithium</li>
</ol>
<ul>
<li>Immunosuppressive Drugs Monitoring</li>
</ul>
Cyclosporin A (same day) 
Tachrolimus (FK506) (same day)
<ul>
<li>Tests for eaten and inhaled substances through the blood</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>Specific IgE: Inhalant, Food or Pediatric</li>
<li>Chemical Analysis</li>
<li>Microbiological Analysis</li>
</ol>
Bacteriological tests for Bacteria and virus investigation:
<ol>
<li>Urine Exam C / S</li>
<li>Stool Exam C / S</li>
<li>Sample of the eye C / S</li>
<li>Sample from ear C / S</li>
<li>Sputum C / S</li>
<li>Nose C / S</li>
</ol>
Investigation procedures for bacteriological tests:
<ol>
<li>Film for AFB</li>
<li>dyeing Film for ZN stain</li>
<li>tuberculosis microbe Culture for TB</li>
<li>Analysis TB DNA by PCR</li>
</ol>
The comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP 14, BMP 12) 
Also called chemical screen of human blood , (CMP; CPT code 80053 and 058867 in 2005 <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/58867-Blood-test-codes-and-abbreviations-used-in-USA-AU-and-UK.html">CPT listing codes</a>), It is initial broad medical screening tool, CPM tests include 14 tests for:
<ol>
<li>General testing for metabolic and hormonal balance: (Serum glucose, and Calcium)</li>
<li>kidney function: (Blood urea nitrogen (BUN), and Creatinine)</li>
<li>liver function: (Bilirubin, Alkaline phosphatase (ALP), Aspartate amino transferase (AST or SGOT), and Alanine amino transferase (ALT or SGPT))</li>
<li>electrolyte ( Sodium,Potassium,Chloride, andCarbon dioxide (CO2))</li>
<li>fluid balance</li>
<li>Protein tests: (Serum calcium, Serum total protein (TP), Human serum albumin)</li>
</ol>
Previous names for the panel of tests have been Chem 12, Chemistry panel, Chemistry screen, SMA 12, SMA 20 and SMAC (Sequential Multiple Analysis - Computer). The tests are performed on machines based on the AutoAnalyzer invented in 1957.and CMP is expansion to basic metabolic panel (BMP), old BMP panel does not include liver tests. A CMP (or BMP) can be ordered as part of a routine physical examination, or may be used to monitor a patient with a chronic disease, such as diabetes mellitus or hypertension. 
Many profiles and testing panels will be added later...  
<a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/06/What-tests-should-be-done-great-testing-list.html">Complete medical testing panels</a>  
<a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/05/What-tests-should-be-done-for-the-blood-clots-and-Thrombotic-Risks.html">Detect thrombotic and blood clotting risk factors </a> 
<a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/06/What-tests-should-be-done-for-heart-diseases-and-strokes.html">Predict heart disease and heart attack risks </a>

What are tests included in general medical check up analysis?

There is some periodic and routine check up tests should be done every six months or less to be assured your health is good and all biologi... Read More »

What tests should be done during Pregnancy?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

Each pregnant woman must seek to complete a full course of her pregnancy safely and securely for their health and the health of and her unborn child, should not be interrupted
Visit a specialist doctor on a regular basis in order to be assured on the condition and status of the fetus. During these regular visits to the doctor inquired him about all the concerned, and focus their attention and make sure you understand the answers or tips that dictated by, and must not be neglected any examination or analysis recommended by your doctor to do. 
 Analyzes of pregnancy is categorized into two types: The first is the analysis routine, which requires every pregnant woman, which include analyzes of urine to test for the presence of sugar, as well as the analysis of proteins to make sure that your kidneys are working efficiently, and to detect the presence of any type of bacteria or pus. 
The second type of analysis is conducted in certain circumstances, or in cases of doubt the existence of a genetic disease, or the presence of something unusual, and most of these analyzes the importance and preferably conduct is to analyze Toxoplasmosis, an infection transmitted to humans through light meat or through cat litter, and despite that these infections do not cause concern in normal cases, they become extremely dangerous if hit by a pregnant woman and moved to the fetus. 
There is also a Rubella analysis which shows whether the pregnant antibodies sufficient or not, in order to protect them from German measles, a disease that has a deep impact damage to the fetus if the mother hit him.
It is also necessary to conduct the triple tests analysis, which is between the fifteenth week of pregnancy to detect the presence of any spinal deformity of the fetus, or being infected with Down syndrome, and some disadvantages of other chromosomes.
On the other hand should a pregnant woman in case you have problems allergic, to mention any types of allergies afflicting especially if they are allergic to certain medications, and honest with her doctor if you smoke, or exercise any kind of sport, or if it is exposed to abortions or more, as well as the surgeries that she underwent, and diseases that hit them.
More about this information: <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-tests-should-be-done-for-infertility-for-male-and-female.html">Prediction of infertility factors</a> <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/06/What-tests-should-be-done-for-newborn-babies.html">Investigate newborn diseases</a> <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/what-are-tests-included-in-general.html">Periodic general checkup tests</a>

What tests should be done during Pregnancy?

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What tests should be done for STD diseases and AIDS?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

Diagnostic tests for very contagious diseases and sexually transmitted diseases (STD) here is a small and valuable list of all medical tests used for investigating he presence of any contagious infection of sexually route diseases, feel free to post your questions about it.
<ol>
<li>syphilis or RPR + VDRL tests for Syphilis investigation and detection.</li>
<li>HIV Ab test for AIDS to detect the presence of HIV virus Antibodies in the blood.</li>
<li>Chlamydia Ab in blood or chlamydia Ag in urine for investigation of Chlamydia infection.</li>
<li>(HSV) type I & II test for detection of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV).</li>
<li>HBs Ag test to investigate the presence of hepatitis B virus, which is very similar in properties to AIDS.</li>
</ol>
For women some Labs may be take two sample as: Vaginal Swab to test for chlamydia and gonorrhea, plus maybe trichomoniasis. Blood sample to test for syphilis plus maybe HIV and herpes.
More information: <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/what-are-tests-included-in-general.html">Health checkup tests</a> <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-does-Aids-HIV-test-results-means-if-positive-normal-borderline-or-non-reactive.html">Interpretation of HIV test results</a> <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/05/What-does-false-positive-and-false-negative-means.html">What does false result means?</a>

What tests should be done for STD diseases and AIDS?

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Wha tests should be done to detect the presence of tumor and cancer?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

Many people became terrified of being infected with tumors or cancers which increases the concern for themselves and are interested in anything reassuring and comforting thinking who became sick illusions
Tumor Marker tests: You know if you are infected tumor, whether malignant or benign, there are medical tests called tumor markers tests. Tumor Marker tests divided into groups, each group used to detect the type of cancer, according to its position in the human body, where the tumor maker called  "CEA" is a general test to detect the malignancy.
<ol start="1" type="1">
<li>breast functions used as breast tumor marker: CA15.3 ,  CEA ,  MCA</li>
<li>liver functions used as liver and abdomen tumor marker: AFP ,  CEA (Liver)</li>
<li>kidney functions used as renal tumor marker: Renin ,  B-HCG (Kidney)</li>
<li>testicular tumors functions used as tumor marker: B-HCG ,  Erythropoitein (Testis)</li>
<li>prostate functions used as Prostate tumor marker: PSA ,  Free PSA ,  Prostatic Acid Phosphatase (PAP) (Prostate)</li>
<li>lung functions used as lungs tumor marker: CEA ,  CA 19.9 ,  NSE</li>
<li>bladder functions used as bladder  tumor marker: CEA ,  CA50</li>
</ol>
<div>Blood cancer and lymphoma tests:</div>
<div>Detection tests of lymphoma using Lymphoma test Panel but it differ according to the type of Lymphoma, so that it is recommended to "Please contact lab"</div>
Histopathology examination tests: It is Require biopsy or sample from a serious body fluid, it is rare tests but sometimes is very serious and required test, histopathological examination of body fluids and tissues are used for confirm the incidence of tumor by examining the tissue of the infected organ.
<ol>
<li>tissue samples taken from the body and need to be tested to make sure there are no tumors (Biopsy)</li>
<li>sample drawn from the body fluids need to be checked to make sure there are no tumors (Cytology)</li>
<li>slices sent for examination of the cervix (PAP smear)</li>
<li>slices posted has been previously checked by another doctor and saw the lab results sometimes required Consultation</li>
<li>Posted segments is dyed or blocks of wax and dyes required for immune cell tumors (Immunohistochemistry)</li>
</ol>
Blood Chromosomes tests: also used to pre-diagnosis of cancers and to detect the hereditary diseases.
<ol>
<li>chromosomes tissue </li>
<li>amino acids in blood </li>
<li>amino acids in urine </li>
<li>Philadelphia chromosome </li>
</ol>
General recommendations:
<ol>
<li>always do <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/what-are-tests-included-in-general.html">general checkup tests</a> every 3, or 6 or 12 months to predict early the risks.</li>
<li>do not eat unknown foods or drinks polutaed water.</li>
<li><a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/high-liver-function-test-results-show-high-liver-enzyme-count-explained.html"> Liver diseases </a>especially HCV is a serious risk of liver malignancy.</li>
</ol>
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What tests should be done for infertility for male and female?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

Medical tests used to detect any disorder in the sexual functions and sexual hormones to be assured what is the reason of infertility and know what is the appropriate medication to cure the infertility and male become fertile and females become pregnant
note that: infertility tests not used to detect the reason of repeated abortion but it used for repeated negative pregnancy test to know what is the reasons behind No pregnancy occurrence.   Medical Analysis tests for infertility for both male and female Analysis of the man infertility:
<ol>
<li>Semen examination</li>
<li>Hb Electrophoresis </li>
<li>Blood Group & RH </li>
<li>Chromosomal Analysis</li>
<li>Fasting blood sugar</li>
</ol>
Analysis tests of the woman infertility:
<ol>
<li>Toxoplasma (IgG & IgM) </li>
<li>Hb Electrophoresis </li>
<li>Blood group & Rh </li>
<li>Fasting blood sugar </li>
<li>Chromosomal Analysis... "Please contact lab"</li>
</ol>
Notes:
<ol>
<li>Always do <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/what-are-tests-included-in-general.html">general checkup examination</a> annual or half annual to early detect the presence of any contagious diseases.</li>
<li>Infertility may be due to STD such as <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-does-Aids-HIV-test-results-means-if-positive-normal-borderline-or-non-reactive.html">HIV virus</a> or VDRL diseases for unprotected sex actions.  </li>
</ol>
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What tests should be done for newborn babies?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

Medical examinations and tests to be carried out on pregnant mother during different months of pregnancy to make sure no inheritance infectious diseases.<div>
<div dir="ltr" style="zoom: 1;">And some medical tests on the newborn child to make sure that he actually was born free of any disease in the glands or internal organs of the body and that the body works well without the disease.</div>
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Medical tests for newborn directly after birth: Early detection of some genetic diseases of newborn babies Neonatal Screening and for early detection of the disease following birth of small newborn child (the first month):
<ol>
<li> - Thyroid hormone deficiency for (Congenital hypothyroidism)</li>
<li> - Increase above the renal gland secretion (Adrenal hyperplasia)</li>
<li> - Sickle cell anemia by testing blood G6PD Enzyme deficiency</li>
<li> - Galactosaemia</li>
<li> - Phenylketonuria</li>
</ol>
Molecular biology tests and chromosomal analysis for pregnant: Used for pre-diagnosis during gestation and through pregnancy months: There is the work of one assays to detect the presence of disease opportunities (defect in the chromosomes): 1 - PAPP - A (1st trimestric screening): And then assays are made are introducing their findings on a special computer program exists lab to calculate the chances of disease 1 - PAPP - A 2 - B-HCG This is the work week analysis between the ninth and fourteenth of pregnancy 2 - Triple markers for Down Syndrome: Is the work of three and then analyzes are introducing their findings on a special computer program exists lab to calculate the chances of disease 1 - Alpha fetoprotein 2 - B-HCG 3 - Esteriol (E3) And this analysis is performed between the fifteenth week and the twentieth week of pregnancy In both analyzes information is taken from the mother, namely: 1 - the first day in the last 2 cycle - Weight 3 - Date of Birth 4 - sugar or not
All previous examinations is used to detect the presence of any diseases whether it is hereditary or congenital or even physiological, some tests and examination analysis should be done when pregnancy months on mother's blood and after birth for small babies. 
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What tests should be done for newborn babies?

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What tests should be done? great testing list

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

The complete list of all investigation tests categorized into profiles to help doctors and patients as well to easily investigate which disease or disorder they suffer from, combined testing profiles of blood sample and other specimens help better diagnosis and decrease the prognosis and wrong diagnosis.
Common questions asked from people like you: what tests should be done to diagnose rheumatic fever what tests should be done after a miscarriage what tests should be done at an annual physical what tests should be done for hypothyroidism what tests should be done for thyroid what tests should be done for infertility what tests should be done before pregnancy 
Please share the list to help people diagnose their diseases and cure their pains.
General Check up Profile 
<ol>
<li>Complete Blood Count test </li>
<li>E S R test </li>
<li>Fasting Blood Sugar test </li>
<li>Cholesterol test </li>
<li>Triglycerides test </li>
<li>HDL test </li>
<li>LDL test </li>
<li>Urea test </li>
<li>Creatinine test </li>
<li>Uric Acid test </li>
<li>SGOT test </li>
<li>SGPT test </li>
<li>Urine test </li>
<li>Stool test </li>
</ol>
 Diabetes Profile tests
<ol>
<li> Fasting Blood Sugar test </li>
<li> Glucose Post Prandia test </li>
<li> Glucose Tolerance test </li>
</ol>
Lipid Profile tests
<ol>
<li> Cholesterol test </li>
<li> Triglyceride test </li>
<li>HDL test </li>
<li>LDL test</li>
</ol>
Kidney Function Profile tests
<ol>
<li>Urea test </li>
<li><a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/Blood-test-results-show-high-bun-and-creatinine-levels-explained.html">Creatinine test </a></li>
<li>Uric Acid test </li>
<li>Sodium test </li>
<li>Potassium test </li>
</ol>
Liver Function Profile tests
<ol>
<li>Bilirubin test </li>
<li>SGOT, SGPT, GGT test </li>
<li>Alkaline Phosphatase test </li>
<li>Total Protein test </li>
<li>Albumin test </li>
<li>A/G ratio test </li>
<li>Prothrombin Time test </li>
</ol>
Cardiac Profile tests
<ol>
<li>Troponin I, T test </li>
<li>CK, MB test </li>
<li>CK(Total) test </li>
<li>SGOT test </li>
<li>LDH test </li>
<li>Myoglobin test </li>
</ol>
Osteoporosis disorders tests
<ol>
<li>Calcium (Total, Ionized) test </li>
<li>Urinary Calcium test </li>
<li>Alkaline Phosphatase test </li>
<li>Para Thyroid Hormone test </li>
</ol>
Rheumatology, autoimmune diseases tests 
<ol>
<li>ESR test </li>
<li>CRP test </li>
<li>RF test </li>
<li>Uric Acid test </li>
<li>ANA test </li>
<li>Anti DNA test </li>
<li>C3 test </li>
<li>C4 test </li>
</ol>
<a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-does-low-hemoglobin-levels-means-in-a-blood-picture-test.html">Anemia Screen tests </a>
<ol>
<li>CBC test </li>
<li>Reticulocytic Count test </li>
</ol>
Different types of anemia has different investigation profiles: test 
<ul>
<li>Anemia Investigations tests:  </li>
</ul>
Normocytic Anemia: Reticulocyte count test Macrocytic Anemia: test Megaloblastic Anemia (VB12, Folate) test Others: Liver Function tests test Microcytic Anemia: Serum Iron TIBC, Ferritin test 
Hemolytic Profile tests  Blood tests used to investigate the reasons of blood hemolysis 
<ol>
<li>Bilirubin test </li>
<li>Hemoglobin Electrophoresis test </li>
<li>Coomb's test </li>
<li>G6PD test </li>
<li>Pyruvate Kinase test </li>
<li>Osmotic Fragility test </li>
</ol>
Leukemia Profile tests 
<ol>
<li>CBC, Blood Film test </li>
<li>Bone Marrow Aspiration test </li>
<li>Philadelphia Chromosome test </li>
</ol>
Haemostatic Screen tests 
<ol>
<li>Bleeding Time test </li>
<li>Clotting Time test </li>
<li>Prothrombin Time(PT) test </li>
<li>Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) test </li>
<li>Platelet Count &Morphology test </li>
<li>Capillary Fragility test </li>
<li>Fibrinogen test </li>
</ol>
Blood Hormones tests 
<ul>
<li>Thyroid function tests  </li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>Total T3 hormone (T3) test </li>
<li>Total T4 Hormone (T4) test </li>
<li>Free T3 hormone (FT3) test </li>
<li>Free T4 hormone (FT4) test </li>
<li>TSH Hormone test </li>
</ol>
<ul>
<li>Parathyroid function tests  </li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>PTH test </li>
<li>Ionized Calcium test </li>
</ol>
Infertility investigation tests for male  
<ol>
<li>Semen analysis test </li>
<li>FSH, LH, Prolactin hormones for men test </li>
<li>Testosterone (E2) test </li>
</ol>
Infertility investigation tests for Female  
<ol>
<li>FSH hormone </li>
<li>LH hormone </li>
<li>Prolactin hormone test for women  </li>
<li>Progesterone hormone test </li>
<li>Testosterone hormone test</li>
</ol>
Hirsutism investigation tests: lab tests for investigating excess of hair in specific regions in women body 
<ol>
<li>FSH hormone </li>
<li>LH hormone </li>
<li>Testosterone hormone test </li>
<li>17, OH Progesterone test </li>
</ol>
Short Stature & Acromegaly investigation tests: 
<ol>
<li>Growth Hormone test </li>
<li>Growth Stimulation by Clonidine & Insulin IGF, IGF, BP test </li>
</ol>
Virology tests and <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-tests-should-be-done-for-STD-diseases-and-AIDS.html">STD disease</a> Rubella: IgM&IgG test CMV: IgM&IgG test HSV(1), HSV(2):IgM&IgG test <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/What-does-Aids-HIV-test-results-means-if-positive-normal-borderline-or-non-reactive.html">HIV Ab for AIDS</a>
Hepatitis lab tests:  after testing blood sample for <a href="http://bloodtestresults-explained.blogspot.com/2013/07/high-liver-function-test-results-show-high-liver-enzyme-count-explained.html">liver enzymes are high </a>results. 
<ol>
<li>Hepatitis A virus test (IgM, IgG)  </li>
<li>Hepatitis B virus test (IgM, IgG)  </li>
<li>Hepatitis B virus tests for antigens (HBsAg, HBsAb, HbeAg, HBeAb)  </li>
<li>Hepatitis C virus test (IgM, IgG)  </li>
</ol>
Parasitology tests and investigations:  
<ol>
<li>Stool Examination test </li>
<li>Toxoplasmosis: IgM, IgG tests  </li>
</ol>
Microbiology tests Direct Examination test Culture&Sensitivity test Tuberculosis:Acid, Fast Bacilli test Tuberculosis Culture test 
Fever investigation tests: test 
<ul>
<li>Typhoid tests for Salmonella Ab. test </li>
</ul>
Widal Test, Stool&Blood Culture test 
<ul>
<li>Tests to investigate Brucella test </li>
</ul>
Right Test , Blood Culture test 

<ul>
<li>Fever of unknown origin tests </li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>CRP CBC, ESR, CRP tests test </li>
<li>Stool and Urine Examination test </li>
<li>Culture, Blood Culture, Widal test </li>
<li>Right Test test </li>
<li>ANA test </li>
</ol>
Chronic Diarrhea investigation tests 
<ol>
<li>Stool and Urine Examination test </li>
<li>Stool Fat test </li>
<li>D-Xylose test </li>
</ol>
Repeated Abortion test Infection TORCH tests which including the following tests: Toxoplasma, Rubella, CMV, HSV tests.
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What tests should be done? great testing list

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What does measurements units means in my lab test results?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

<h2>In your test results you will find some abbreviations to measurements units, here the exact interpretation for lab measurements units. </h2>
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<td valign="top">cmm</td>
<td valign="top">cells per cubic millimeter</td>
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<td valign="top">fL (femtoliter)</td>
<td valign="top">fraction of one-millionth of a liter</td>
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<td valign="top">g/dL</td>
<td valign="top">grams per deciliter</td>
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<td valign="top">IU/L</td>
<td valign="top">international units per liter</td>
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<td valign="top">mEq/L</td>
<td valign="top">milliequivalent per liter</td>
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<div align="center">•</div>
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<td valign="top">mg/dL</td>
<td valign="top">milligrams per deciliter</td>
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<td valign="top">mL</td>
<td valign="top">milliliter</td>
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<div align="center">•</div>
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<td valign="top">mmol/L</td>
<td valign="top">millimoles per liter</td>
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<td valign="top">ng/mL</td>
<td valign="top">nanograms per milliliter</td>
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<div align="center">•</div>
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<td valign="top">pg (picograms)</td>
<td valign="top">one-trillionth of a gram</td>
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What does measurements units means in my lab test results?

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What tests should be done for the blood clots and Thrombotic Risks?

نشرت بواسطة:Dr.Megan Ralf December 03, 2024 في Which-Test-To-DO

What tests should be done for the discovery of blood clots and Thrombotic Risk Profile tests?   
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<li> The number of platelets Platelet Count</li>
<li> Prothrombin time and concentration "PT"</li>
<li>  Partial Thromboplastin time "PTT"</li>
<li> Clotting factor V using the PCR</li>
<li>Factor V by PCR</li>
<li>Anti Thrombin III</li>
<li> Protein C</li>
<li>Protein S</li>
<li> The level of FDPs</li>
<li> The level of fibrinogen </li>
<li>Lupus Anticoagulant</li>
<li>Anti Cardiolipin Ab. (IgG & IgM)</li></ol>

What tests should be done for the blood clots and Thrombotic Risks?

What tests should be done for the discovery of blood clots and Thrombotic Risk Profile tests? The number of platelets Platelet Count ... Read More »