<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%> Lab Tests On Demand

 

 

 

 

 


Lab Test Menu

Blood type (ABO & Rh): Determination of ABO blood group and Rh type for personal interest; not to be used for paternity testing.

C-reactive protein (hs-CRP): Possible risk factor information for coronary heart disease and/or stroke.

Cannabinoids (urine test): Screening test for recent marijuana use.

Cholesterol (total): Risk factor for heart and vascular disease.

Complete blood count (CBC w/ automated WBC differential): Screen for general health status, anemia, viral and bacterial infections, various blood diseases.

Comprehensive Metabolic Profile (16 blood chemistry tests): A screening profile for a variety of medical conditions.

CPK or CK (blood chemistry test): A screening test in patients taking statins for elevated cholesterol or other medications at risk for muscle injury and who have concerns that they have sore muscles without other reason.

Drug Screen (urine; 7 tests): Screening test for illicit drug use.

Ferritin: Protein marker of body iron stores; screen for iron deficiency anemia; confirmatory test for iron overload/Hemochromatosis.

Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH): Pituitary gland hormone used to evaluate transition to menopause.

Glucose (blood level): Screen for risk of developing diabetes.

Glycosylated hemoglobin (Hgb A1C): Monitor effectiveness of treatment for diabetes.

Hepatitis B Immune Status: Tests for evidence of immunity to the Hepatitis B virus.

HIV antibody screen: Preliminary screening test for possibility of HIV infection.

Homocysteine: Risk factor for coronary heart disease.

Iron Profile (Iron & iron binding capacity): Screening test for iron deficiency anemia and for iron overload disorders or Hemochromatosis.

Lipid Profile (Total, HDL & LDL cholesterol, triglycerides): Screening test for coronary heart disease risk.

Mumps Immune Status: Tests for evidence of immunity to the mumps virus.

Potassium (serum): To monitor possible side effects of blood pressure or heart medications.

Pregnancy test (Urine): Test for pregnancy; requires early morning urine specimen; not positive until 10-14+ days after conception.

Prostatic-specific antigen (PSA): Screening test for prostate cancer.

Prothrombin Time (PT): Monitor of "blood-thinning" anticoagulant drug therapy and a screening test for various bleeding disorders.

RPR: Screening test for syphilis.

Rubella Immune status: Tests for evidence of immunity to the German measles virus.

Rubeola Immune status: Tests for evidence of immunity to the measles virus.

Thyroid Profile (Free T4, TSH): Screening test profile for thyroid gland disorders.

Urinalysis (w/ microscopic study if necessary): Screening test for kidney and urinary tract disorders.

Varicella Immune status: Tests for evidence of immunity to the chicken pox virus. 

Vitamin D level (blood chemistry test): A screening profile for proper storage levels of vitamin D, said to be a general reflection of good health.

*All tests use a blood specimen unless otherwise indicated.