Complete Blood Count
Measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin and platelets.
- Sample
- Blood
- Fasting
- Not required
- Parameters
- 15
- Report
- To be confirmed
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Measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin and platelets.
Measures cholesterol and triglyceride levels used in cardiac risk assessment.
Reflects average blood glucose over roughly the previous three months.
Measures thyroid hormones and the pituitary signal that controls them.
Measures circulating vitamin D, which affects calcium and bone chemistry.
Assesses liver enzymes, bilirubin and proteins.
Checks waste clearance and electrolyte balance handled by the kidneys.
Measures vitamin B12, relevant to red cell formation and nerve function.
Measures glucose after an overnight fast.
Measures iron, binding capacity and stored iron.
Chemical and microscopic examination of a urine sample.
Measures glucose two hours after a meal.
An inflammation marker used alongside clinical findings.
A non-specific marker that can rise with inflammation.
Measures calcium in blood, read together with vitamin D and phosphorus.
Identifies bacterial growth in urine and tests antibiotic sensitivity.
Detects dengue NS1 antigen during early fever.
Measures folate, needed for normal red cell production.
Quantitative measurement of the pregnancy-associated hormone hCG.
Measures prolactin, a pituitary hormone.
Reproductive hormones assessed as part of a fertility or cycle workup.
Measures PSA in blood, used within a clinician-led assessment.
Measures total testosterone, usually collected in the morning.
Rapid antigen detection for malaria parasites.
Screening test for hepatitis B surface antigen.
Screening test for HIV antibodies and antigen.
Screening test for hepatitis C antibodies.
Physical, chemical and microscopic examination of a stool sample.
Measures specific IgE against a defined group of common allergens.
Bacterial culture from a throat swab with sensitivity testing.
Molecular detection of a defined group of respiratory pathogens.
Cytology screening of cervical cells, collected at a centre by a clinician.
Microscopic examination of tissue submitted by a clinician.
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