Pathology Lab

1. Urea 2. Sr. Creatinine 3. Uric Acid 4. Calcium 5. Phosphorus 6. Sodium (Na+) 7. Chloride (Cl-) 8. Potassium

1. Total Bilirubin 2. Direct Bilirubin 3. Indirect Bilirubin 4. SGPT 5. SGOT 6. Alkaline Phosphatase 7. Total Protein 8. Serum Albumin 9. Globulin 10. A/G Ratio

1. Total Cholesterol 2. Triglyceride 3. HDL Cholesterol 4. LDL Cholesterol, Direct 5. LDL- Cholesterol 6. VLDL Cholesterol 7. Cholesterol / HDL Ratio 8. LDL/HDL Ratio

1. URINE ROUTINE 2. HBsAg Spot Test 3. ULTRA TSH 4. Syphilis Rapid Test Strip 5. HIV Antigen & Antibodies Spot Test 6. BLOOD GROUP 7. BSL - BLOOD SUGAR RANDOM 8. Complete Blood Count

1. Tri-iodothyronine, Total (T3) 2. Thyroxine Total (T4) 3. Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

1. Glycosylated Hemoglobin (HbA1c) 2. eAG ( Estimated Average Glucose )

This test can be used to find out how much iron the body stores. If a ferritin test shows that the blood ferritin level is low, it means the body's iron stores are low. This is a condition called iron deficiency. Iron deficiency can cause anemia.

A complete blood count, or CBC, is a blood test that measures many different parts and features of your blood, including: Red blood cells, which carry oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body. White blood cells, which fight infections and other diseases.

1. Remark. 2. Reaction (pH) 3. Pus Cells 4. Specific Gravity 5. Urobilinogen 6. Casts 7. Epithelial Cells 8. Bacteria 9. Other Finding 10. Colour 11. Appearance 12. Protein 13. Bile Salt 14. Ketones, Urine 15. RBCs 16. Glucose 17. Bile Pigments 18. Urine Crystal 19. Amendment Report

Vitamin D3 (25 Hydroxy Cholecalciferal ) Vitamin B12

1. IRON 2. SERUM FERRITIN 3. Total Iron Binding Capacity

DENGUE NS-1 ANTIGEN