Anti-HCV / Hepatitis C Antibody
Anti-HCV is an antibody blood test used in hepatitis C screening.
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Anti-HCV is an antibody blood test used in hepatitis C screening.
View testBlood grouping identifies the ABO blood group and Rh type.
View testCBC measures several types of blood cells and is one of the most commonly requested routine blood tests.
View testCRP is a blood marker that can rise with inflammation and is interpreted in clinical context.
View testAn electrolyte panel measures minerals involved in fluid balance, nerve signalling and muscle function.
View testESR is a nonspecific blood test that can provide information about inflammation in the body.
View testFasting blood sugar measures blood glucose after a period of fasting specified for your test order.
View testHbA1c reflects average blood glucose exposure over the preceding weeks and is commonly used in diabetes care.
View testHBsAg is a blood test used in hepatitis B testing and indicates whether hepatitis B surface antigen is detectable.
View testA haemoglobin test measures the concentration of haemoglobin in the blood and is often included within a CBC.
View testHistopathology examines tissue under a microscope and usually uses a specimen collected during a procedure rather than a routine home blood draw.
View testIron studies assess different parts of iron status and commonly include ferritin with other iron-related measurements.
View testKFT/RFT is a kidney-related blood-test panel that commonly includes creatinine, urea and an estimated filtration result, with other markers depending on the panel.
View testA lipid profile measures cholesterol and triglyceride-related markers used in cardiovascular risk assessment.
View testLFT is a group of blood tests that measures enzymes, proteins and other markers commonly used to assess liver and bile-duct function.
View testPT/INR measures clotting time and is commonly used in anticoagulation monitoring and clotting assessment.
View testRandom blood sugar measures glucose at the time the sample is collected without a planned fasting period.
View testA serum calcium test measures calcium in the blood and may be requested with kidney, vitamin D or hormone-related tests.
View testSerum creatinine is commonly used with eGFR and other information to assess kidney filtration.
View testA stool routine examination assesses a stool sample using macroscopic and microscopic methods according to the requested test.
View testA thyroid profile measures thyroid-related hormones, commonly including TSH with T4 and/or T3 depending on the requested panel.
View testA uric acid test measures uric acid in the blood and can be requested in the assessment or monitoring of several conditions.
View testUrine culture looks for significant bacterial growth and sensitivity testing can help identify which antibiotics the organism is susceptible to.
View testA urine routine examination assesses physical, chemical and microscopic features of a urine sample.
View testVitamin D and Vitamin B12 are separate blood tests that can be ordered together when deficiency is being assessed.
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