Tests And Procedures
GlycoMark Test: How it Works, Reference Range, Advantages and Limitations
The GlycoMark test is a simple, non-fasting blood test that measures blood glucose control over a 1 to 2 week period in people with diabetes.
Glucose Challenge Test (GCT): Purpose, Preparation, Procedure and Result
GCT or 1-hour glucose challenge test , measures the effect of a glucose solution on blood glucose levels.
Cortisol Test: Purpose, Preparation, Procedure, Results and Outlook
Cortisol is a steroid hormone produced by the adrenal glands when you are under stress.
HIV genotype testing: Preparation, Procedure and Test Result
HIV 1 Genotyping identifies mutations in HIV 1 Reverse Transcriptase & Protease genes.
Absolute Lymphocyte Count Test: Purpose, Preparation, Procedure and Result
The absolute Lymphocyte Count test is performed to measure the level of Absolute Lymphocyte Count in the blood.
PET Scan: Purpose, Preparation, Procedure, Results and Risk
A positron emission tomography, also known as a PET scan is an imaging test that uses radiation to show activity on a cellular level within the body.
MRI scan: Purpose, Preparation, Procedure and Result
MRI stands for magnetic resonance imaging is a technique where the MRI scaner uses magnetic and radio waves to create pictures of tissues, organs and other structures within the body, which can then be viewed on a computer.
Computerized Tomography Scan (CT or CAT scan): Purpose, Preparation, Procedure, Results and Risks Associated with a CT Scan
CT scans are special X-ray tests that produce cross-sectional images of your organs, bones, and other tissues using X-rays and a computer.
Abdominal Ultrasound: Purpose, Risk, Preparation, Procedure, and Follow-up
An abdominal ultrasound is performed to evaluate the organs and structures inside the abdomen including the abdominal aorta.
Ultrasound Tests: Purpose, Preparation, Procedure, Types, Advantages and Follow-up
Ultrasound is also called as sonography. It uses high-frequency sound waves to produce ultrasound images of what is going on inside the body.
ESR Test: Preparation, Procedure, Purpose, Normal Result and Understanding Abnormal Values
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate is termed as ESR. It is usually known as sed rate or sedimentation rate which indirectly measures how much inflammation is in the body.
Anti-insulin antibody test:Purpose, Procedure, Results, Reference values and Limitations
The anti-insulin antibody test is done to checks if your body has produced antibodies against insulin.