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Complete Hemogram (28 Tests)

• Basophils – absolute count ⓘMeasures specific white blood cells involved in allergic reactions.
• Eosinophils – absolute count ⓘIndicates allergic conditions or parasitic infections.
• Lymphocytes – absolute count ⓘEvaluates immune system response to viral infections.
• Monocytes – absolute count ⓘMeasures cells that help fight chronic infections.
• Neutrophils – absolute count ⓘIndicates bacterial infection or inflammation in the body.
• Basophils ⓘPercentage of basophils in the white blood cell count.
• Eosinophils ⓘPercentage of eosinophils in the white blood cell count.
• Hemoglobin ⓘMeasures oxygen-carrying capacity. Low values indicate anemia.
• Immature granulocytes(ig) ⓘEarly stage white blood cells; high levels may indicate severe infection.
• Immature granulocyte percentage(ig%) ⓘPercentage of immature granulocytes in the blood.
• Total leucocytes count (wbc) ⓘTotal white blood cell count; indicates overall immune system health.
• Lymphocyte ⓘPercentage of lymphocytes in the white blood cell count.
• Mean corpuscular hemoglobin(mch) ⓘAverage amount of hemoglobin inside a single red blood cell.
• Mean corp.hemo.conc(mchc) ⓘAverage concentration of hemoglobin inside a single red blood cell.
• Mean corpuscular volume(mcv) ⓘAverage size of your red blood cells.
• Monocytes ⓘPercentage of monocytes in the white blood cell count.
• Mean platelet volume(mpv) ⓘAverage size of your platelets; relates to blood clotting.
• Neutrophils ⓘPercentage of neutrophils in the white blood cell count.
• Nucleated red blood cells ⓘImmature red blood cells; usually zero in healthy adults.
• Nucleated red blood cells % ⓘPercentage of nucleated red blood cells.
• Plateletcrit(pct) ⓘVolume of blood occupied by platelets.
• Hematocrit(pcv) ⓘProportion of blood volume that is occupied by red blood cells.
• Platelet distribution width(pdw) ⓘMeasures the variation in platelet size.
• Platelet to large cell ratio(plcr) ⓘRatio of large platelets to total platelets.
• Platelet count ⓘNumber of platelets; crucial for blood clotting.
• Total rbc ⓘTotal number of red blood cells in the blood.
• Red cell distribution width (rdw-cv) ⓘVariation in red blood cell volume and size.
• Red cell distribution width – sd(rdw-sd) ⓘStatistical measure of the variation in red blood cell size.

Lipid Profile (10 Tests)

• LDL / HDL RATIO ⓘRatio of bad to good cholesterol. Higher ratio indicates higher heart disease risk.
• NON-HDL CHOLESTEROL ⓘTotal cholesterol minus HDL; better predictor of cardiovascular risk.
• LDL CHOLESTEROL – DIRECT ⓘDirectly measures ‘bad’ cholesterol; high levels cause plaque buildup in arteries.
• VLDL CHOLESTEROL ⓘVery Low-Density Lipoprotein; carries triglycerides in the blood.
• TC/ HDL CHOLESTEROL RATIO ⓘTotal cholesterol divided by HDL. Evaluates risk of heart attacks.
• TOTAL CHOLESTEROL ⓘOverall amount of cholesterol in the blood.
• HDL / LDL RATIO ⓘRatio of good to bad cholesterol.
• TRIG / HDL RATIO ⓘPredictor of insulin resistance and cardiovascular disease.
• HDL CHOLESTEROL – DIRECT ⓘ‘Good’ cholesterol; helps remove other forms of cholesterol from your bloodstream.
• TRIGLYCERIDES ⓘType of fat found in your blood; high levels increase heart disease risk.

Liver Profile (12 Tests)

• Gamma Glutamyl Transferase ⓘEnzyme indicating bile duct issues or alcohol-related liver damage.
• Alkaline Phosphatase ⓘEnzyme found in liver and bone; high levels may indicate blocked bile ducts or bone disease.
• Bilirubin-Direct ⓘConjugated bilirubin; high levels indicate liver disease or bile duct obstruction.
• Bilirubin-Total ⓘTotal amount of bilirubin; high levels cause jaundice.
• Bilirubin-Indirect ⓘUnconjugated bilirubin; high levels can indicate red blood cell breakdown.
• Protein-Total ⓘMeasures the total amount of protein in the blood.
• Serum Albumin ⓘProtein made by the liver; low levels indicate liver or kidney disease.
• Serum Globulin ⓘProteins involved in immunity; abnormal levels indicate infection or immune disorders.
• SGOT (AST) ⓘLiver enzyme. High levels indicate liver stress or damage.
• SGPT (ALT) ⓘKey liver enzyme. Elevated in fatty liver or hepatitis.
• SGOT / SGPT RATIO ⓘHelps differentiate between causes of liver damage.
• Serum Albumin / Globulin Ratio ⓘUsed to identify causes of changes in total serum protein.

Kidney Profile (7 Tests)

• Calcium ⓘImportant for bone health; kidney issues can cause abnormal calcium levels.
• Uric Acid ⓘWaste product; high levels cause gout or kidney stones.
• Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) ⓘMeasures urea nitrogen in the blood; high levels indicate poor kidney function.
• Serum Creatinine ⓘWaste product. High levels mean kidneys aren’t filtering properly.
• BUN/Serum Creatinine Ratio ⓘHelps determine the cause of acute kidney injury or dehydration.
• UREA (CALCULATED) ⓘCalculated level of urea based on BUN.
• UREA / SR.CREATININE RATIO ⓘUsed alongside other kidney tests to evaluate renal function.

Thyroid Profile (1 Test) & Diabetes (2 Tests)

• Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) ⓘRegulates metabolism. High TSH = Hypothyroidism.
• Average Blood Glucose (HbA1c) ⓘShows average blood sugar levels over the past 3 months. Gold standard for Diabetes.
• Estimated Average Glucose ⓘTranslates HbA1c into an average daily glucose reading in mg/dL.

Urinogram (14 Tests)

• Urine Color ⓘBasic visual check of urine hydration and health.
• Appearance ⓘChecks if urine is clear or cloudy (which may indicate infection).
• pH ⓘMeasures the acidity of the urine.
• Specific Gravity ⓘMeasures urine concentration and kidney concentrating ability.
• Glucose ⓘPresence of glucose in urine indicates possible diabetes.
• Protein ⓘProtein in urine can indicate kidney damage.
• Ketones ⓘPresence indicates the body is burning fat for energy instead of glucose.
• Blood ⓘDetects red blood cells; may indicate kidney stones or infection.
• Bilirubin ⓘPresence in urine indicates liver disease or bile duct obstruction.
• Urobilinogen ⓘHigh levels can indicate liver disease or hemolytic anemia.
• Nitrite ⓘPositive nitrite test strongly suggests a urinary tract infection (UTI).
• Pus Cells ⓘPresence indicates inflammation or infection in the urinary tract.
• Epithelial Cells ⓘCells lining the urinary tract; increased numbers indicate inflammation.
• Casts ⓘCylindrical structures formed in kidney tubules; indicates kidney disease.

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