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Liver / Enzymes

ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE

Measures an enzyme from the liver, bone, intestine and placenta — raised values usually point to bile-flow problems or bone turnover.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

ANTI PHOSPHOLIPID ANTIBODY (APL) - IGM

Measures IgM antibodies against phospholipids — part of the antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) workup; less specific than IgG, often transient after infection.

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Liver / Enzymes

BILIRUBIN - TOTAL

Measures total bilirubin — the yellow pigment from red blood cell breakdown. A rise causes jaundice and signals liver or bile problems.

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Liver / Enzymes

ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE

Measures an enzyme from the liver, bone, intestine and placenta — raised values usually point to bile-flow problems or bone turnover.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

ANTI PHOSPHOLIPID ANTIBODY (APL) - IGM

Measures IgM antibodies against phospholipids — part of the antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) workup; less specific than IgG, often transient after infection.

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Liver / Enzymes

BILIRUBIN - TOTAL

Measures total bilirubin — the yellow pigment from red blood cell breakdown. A rise causes jaundice and signals liver or bile problems.

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Hematology / Anemia

DIRECT COOMBS TEST

Detects antibodies or complement bound to your red blood cells — used to diagnose autoimmune haemolysis, drug-induced haemolysis, and HDN.

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Hematology / Anemia

HEMOGLOBIN

Measures the oxygen-carrying protein in your red blood cells — the single most important marker for anemia.

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Hematology / Anemia

TOTAL LEUCOCYTES COUNT

Counts the total white blood cells in your circulation — key marker of infection, inflammation, and bone marrow function.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

AMPHETAMINE

Urine immunoassay for amphetamine / methamphetamine — used for pre-employment screening, workplace surveillance, athletes, and addiction-treatment monitoring.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

PHENOBARBITAL/GARDENAL SERUM

Serum phenobarbital measures the long-acting antiepileptic drug level — drawn as a trough to confirm therapeutic dosing and avoid toxicity.

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Hormones / Endocrine

THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE (TSH)

TSH is the single most sensitive screen for thyroid disorders. A high TSH suggests an underactive thyroid; a low TSH suggests an overactive one.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

TORCH-10

Extended TORCH panel — IgG + IgM for Toxoplasma, Rubella, CMV, HSV1/2 plus two additional pathogens (typically Parvovirus B19 / Varicella).

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Liver / Enzymes

TOTAL BILE ACID

Measures the total amount of bile acids in serum — the most sensitive blood marker for intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) and a marker of early liver dysfunction.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

Anaemia Profile Mini

A focused panel for first-line anaemia workup — typically CBC + peripheral smear + reticulocyte + serum iron / ferritin + Vitamin B12 + folate, depending on local lab definitions.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI GLOMERULAR BASEMENT MEMBRANE PROTEIN - IgG

Detects autoantibodies that attack the basement membrane of kidney and lung tissue — the diagnostic test for Goodpasture syndrome and anti-GBM nephritis.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

Anti Nuclear Antibodies (ANA), IFA

Gold-standard ANA test using HEp-2 cell immunofluorescence — reports titre (1:80, 1:160…) and pattern, guiding lupus and connective tissue disease workup.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

HAIR ANALYSIS PROFILE

Multi-element panel measured in hair — useful for chronic mercury and arsenic exposure assessment. Not a reliable test of nutritional status.

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Immunology

HAPTOGLOBIN

Haptoglobin binds free haemoglobin. Low haptoglobin = ongoing haemolysis. A core test in the haemolytic anemia workup.

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Infectious Disease

KALA AZAR ANTIBODY RAPID TEST

Rapid card test for antibodies to the rK39 antigen of Leishmania donovani — the WHO-recommended primary diagnostic for visceral leishmaniasis (kala azar) in endemic Indian regions.

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Infectious Disease

TOXO GONDII - IgM

Detects IgM antibodies to Toxoplasma gondii — used to evaluate acute or recent toxoplasma infection, especially in pregnancy.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

URINE ELEMENT ANALYSIS PROFILE

Multi-element urine panel measuring toxic heavy metals — best matrix for chronic arsenic, cumulative cadmium and recent mercury exposure.

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HIV / STI

VDRL (RPR) FOR SYPHILIS

Non-treponemal serological screen for syphilis (VDRL slide test / RPR card test) — quantitative titres also used to monitor treatment response.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

FUNGAL CULTURE

Grows yeasts and moulds from blood or other samples and identifies the species — used in suspected fungal bloodstream infection or invasive fungal disease.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

BLOOD UREA NITROGEN (BUN)

Measures urea (a protein breakdown product cleared by the kidneys) — a marker of kidney function, hydration and protein status.

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Diabetes / Glucose

HbA1c

HbA1c measures your average blood sugar control over the past 2–3 months. Used to diagnose and monitor diabetes.

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Hematology / Anemia

INDIRECT COOMBS TEST

Detects circulating antibodies against red blood cell antigens — used in cross-matching, antenatal antibody screening, and transfusion safety.

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Liver / Enzymes

LIPASE

Measures lipase — the most specific blood marker for pancreatitis — used in any patient with acute upper-abdominal pain.

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Other / Biochemistry

N ACETYL BETA D GLUCOSAMINIDASE

Measures NAG — a lysosomal enzyme released by damaged proximal renal tubule cells — an early marker of tubular injury (drugs, contrast, diabetes).

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Liver / Enzymes

SERUM GLOBULIN

Measures globulins — a family of immune, transport and inflammatory proteins — useful in chronic infection, autoimmune disease and myeloma.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

STOOL ROUTINE

A basic macroscopic and chemical examination of stool — colour, consistency, mucus, blood, and key chemical markers — for common gut problems.

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Hematology / Anemia

Absolute Eosinophile Count

Measures the absolute number of eosinophils in your blood — raised in allergy, asthma, parasitic infection, and rarer eosinophilic disorders.

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Hormones / Endocrine

ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE (ACTH)

ACTH is the pituitary hormone that drives cortisol production. Tested with cortisol to distinguish primary adrenal disease from pituitary causes.

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Other / Biochemistry

AMINO ACID PROFILE (35)

Measures the levels of 35 amino acids in plasma — used to diagnose inborn errors of metabolism, suspected liver / kidney disorders and unexplained encephalopathy.

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Coagulation

ANTITHROMBIN III

Measures the activity of antithrombin — a natural anticoagulant. Low levels increase thrombosis risk and reduce heparin efficacy.

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Hormones / Endocrine

CALCITONIN

Calcitonin is the C-cell hormone of the thyroid — the primary tumour marker for Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma (MTC) and for MEN-2 family screening.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

Cervical Cancer Screen Panel

A bundled cervical cancer screening panel — typically high-risk HPV DNA testing combined with Pap (cervical cytology), the modern standard for cervical cancer prevention.

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Cardiac Markers

LP-PLA2

Measures plasma Lp-PLA2 — an inflammation enzyme tied to atherosclerotic plaque vulnerability; used as a refinement marker for borderline CV risk.

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Histopathology / Cytology

Peripheral smear examination

Microscopic examination of a stained blood film — identifies abnormal red cells, white cells, platelets, and parasites. Same analyte as Peripheral Blood Smear (PBS).

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Hormones / Endocrine

SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOBULIN (SHBG)

SHBG binds testosterone and oestradiol in blood. Measured to interpret total testosterone in men with obesity / ageing and in women with PCOS and hirsutism.

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Hormones / Endocrine

Thyroid Panel-2 FT3, FT4, TSH-3Rd Gen

A premium thyroid panel — Free T3, Free T4 and 3rd-generation TSH — the panel of choice in pregnancy, on the pill, and for fine-tuning therapy.

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Hormones / Endocrine

TOTAL TRIIODOTHYRONINE (T3)

Total T3 measures the more potent thyroid hormone. Most useful in hyperthyroidism and T3 toxicosis; preserved until late in hypothyroidism.

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Immunology

ANTI CHLAMYDIA ANTIBODY IGG

Chlamydia IgG indicates past exposure to Chlamydia infection. Useful in infertility workup and as a marker of prior pelvic infection.

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Immunology

ANTI DEAMIDATED GLIADIN PEPTIDE - IGG

DGP IgG is a celiac disease antibody — particularly important in IgA-deficient patients where the standard tTG IgA test gives false negatives.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ANTIMONY

Measures antimony — used in flame retardants, batteries, and certain alloys. Test is for occupational exposure assessment.

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Immunology

BETA 2 GLYCOPROTEIN 1 - IGM

Anti-β2 glycoprotein 1 IgM is one of the antiphospholipid antibodies — part of the APS workup for recurrent miscarriage and unexplained thrombosis.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

CAESIUM

Measures caesium — uncommonly toxic in stable form, but radioactive Cs-137 is a serious radiological concern. Test usually for occupational or therapeutic context.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

COPPER

Measures serum copper — most useful with ceruloplasmin and urine copper for investigating Wilson disease, copper deficiency, or supplementation overuse.

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Infectious Disease

COVID ANTIBODIES-TOTAL (CLIA)

COVID Total Antibody (CLIA) detects total IgM + IgG against SARS-CoV-2 — used to confirm past infection or vaccine response.

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Infectious Disease

COVID-19

A general COVID-19 serology test — usually a rapid antibody test detecting IgM and/or IgG against SARS-CoV-2. Confirmation by ELISA/CLIA recommended.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS E VIRUS IGG

Anti-HEV IgG indicates past hepatitis E exposure and long-lasting immunity. Used for sero-epidemiology and to differentiate past from acute infection.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

MOLYBDENUM

Measures molybdenum — rarely ordered; deficiency is essentially confined to inherited disorders and long-term parenteral nutrition.

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HIV / STI

TREPONEMA PALLIDUM ANTIBODY (TPAB)

Specific treponemal antibody test — confirms past or present infection with Treponema pallidum; stays positive for life even after treatment.

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Infectious Disease

TYPHOID TEST

Rapid antibody test for Salmonella Typhi infection — commonly used in India to support a typhoid (enteric fever) diagnosis.

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Histopathology / Cytology

FLUORESCENT SMEAR

Fluorescent microscopy of stained sputum smear for acid-fast bacilli (AFB) — typically auramine-O or auramine-rhodamine; faster and more sensitive than conventional Ziehl-Neelsen.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

SPUTUM CULTURE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY

Grows bacteria from sputum and tests their antibiotic sensitivity — guides targeted antibiotic choice in pneumonia, COPD and bronchiectasis.

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Liver / Enzymes

ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE (SGOT)

SGOT (AST) is a liver, heart and muscle enzyme. Useful alongside SGPT to interpret the cause of a liver enzyme rise.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

CHLORIDE

Measures serum chloride — the main negatively-charged electrolyte — used in acid-base disorders, hydration status and kidney/adrenal disease.

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Other / Biochemistry

CHOLINESTERASE

Measures serum (pseudo) cholinesterase — used to diagnose organophosphate / carbamate poisoning and to detect pseudocholinesterase deficiency before anaesthesia.

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Liver / Enzymes

GASTRIN

Measures the hormone gastrin — used to investigate refractory ulcer disease, suspected gastrinoma (Zollinger-Ellison syndrome) and pernicious anaemia.

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Hematology / Anemia

Iron Profile (without Ferritin)

Iron studies without ferritin — measures serum iron, TIBC, UIBC, and transferrin saturation. Useful when ferritin is already known.

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Diabetes / Glucose

RANDOM BLOOD SUGAR

Random Blood Sugar measures glucose at any time of day. A value ≥ 200 mg/dL with classic symptoms confirms diabetes; widely used in emergencies and screening.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

Routine Examination Urine

A routine urine test that screens for urinary tract infection, kidney disease, diabetes, dehydration and pregnancy-related problems.

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Hematology / Anemia

TOTAL RBC

Counts the total red blood cells per microlitre of blood — used to detect anaemia, polycythaemia, and haemoglobinopathies.

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Hematology / Anemia

TRANSFERRIN SERUM

Direct measurement of the iron-transport protein transferrin — used in iron deficiency, chronic disease anaemia, and haemochromatosis workup.

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Liver / Enzymes

ALDOLASE

Measures aldolase — a muscle and liver enzyme — used mainly to evaluate inflammatory myopathies and muscular dystrophies.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

FREE BETA HCG

Measures the free (unbound) β subunit of hCG — used in first-trimester Down syndrome screening and as a tumour marker.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

KETAMINE

Serum ketamine measures the dissociative anaesthetic in blood — used in suspected abuse, drug-facilitated assault investigation, and anaesthesia monitoring.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

METHAMPHETAMINE

Serum methamphetamine detects the stimulant in blood — used in suspected intoxication, workplace screening, and forensic drug testing.

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Cardiac Markers

MYOGLOBIN

Measures myoglobin — historically a fast (but non-specific) MI biomarker; now used mainly for rhabdomyolysis assessment and to flag risk of pigment-related kidney injury.

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Hormones / Endocrine

THYROGLOBULIN (TG)

Thyroglobulin is the principal tumour marker in differentiated thyroid cancer follow-up — should be undetectable after total thyroidectomy + radioiodine.

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Hormones / Endocrine

Thyroid panel-1 Total (T3, T4, TSH)

The classic three-marker thyroid screen — Total T3, Total T4 and TSH — the standard outpatient panel used widely across Indian labs.

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Cardiac Markers

TROPONIN I RAPID TEST

Bedside qualitative troponin I — a positive/negative rapid test used where high-sensitivity quantitative troponin is unavailable. Less sensitive than hs-troponin; negative early result needs a 3-hour repeat.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR AUTOANTIBODY

Detects antibodies against the acetylcholine receptor at the neuromuscular junction — diagnostic for myasthenia gravis; positive in 80–90% of generalised MG.

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Immunology

ALPHA-1-ANTITRYPSIN (AAT)

AAT is a serum protein that protects the lungs from enzyme damage. Low levels cause early emphysema and liver disease; high levels reflect inflammation.

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Immunology

ALPHA2 MACROGLOBULIN

Alpha-2 macroglobulin is a large serum protein. It rises in nephrotic syndrome and liver fibrosis, and is part of the FibroTest panel.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ALUMINIUM

Serum aluminium — most useful in dialysis patients (aluminium overload risk) and aluminium industry workers. Not a routine wellness test.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANA SCREENING (IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE)

Anti-nuclear antibody screening by indirect immunofluorescence on HEp-2 cells — the ACR-recommended gold standard for ANA detection; reports pattern + titre.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE IGA ANTIBODIES

IgA antibody against yeast cell-wall mannan — used together with ANCA to help differentiate Crohn disease from ulcerative colitis in IBD.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

CARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY (ACL) - IgA

IgA-class anticardiolipin antibody — part of the extended antiphospholipid syndrome workup, less common than IgG/IgM but clinically relevant in some patients.

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Infectious Disease

COVID ANTIBODY IGG (QUANTITATIVE)

A quantitative measurement of IgG antibody against SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, reported in BAU/mL — used to track antibody titres over time.

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Infectious Disease

CYTOMEGALO VIRUS (CMV) - IgM

CMV IgM detects recent or active cytomegalovirus infection. Critical in pregnancy workup and immunosuppressed patients with new symptoms.

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Infectious Disease

EPSTEIN BARR VIRAL CAPSID ANTIGEN - IgG

EBV VCA IgG detects past or established Epstein-Barr virus infection. Persists for life and indicates immunity to future infectious mononucleosis.

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Infectious Disease

LEPTOSPIRA-IgM

ELISA-based quantitative IgM antibody test for Leptospira — more sensitive and specific than rapid card tests; preferred where available for monsoon-related fever workup.

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Infectious Disease

MEASLES ANTIBODY - IGG

Measures IgG antibodies against measles virus to confirm past infection or vaccination-induced immunity.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (MOXIFLOXACIN HIGHER DOSE)

DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against high-dose moxifloxacin (2.0 mg/L critical concentration) — useful in low-level fluoroquinolone-resistant strains.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (PYRAZINAMIDE)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against pyrazinamide — a sterilising first-line TB drug essential to 6-month therapy.

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Molecular / Genetic

HIGH RISK HPV GENOTYPING

Detects high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) DNA — including types 16 and 18 — in cervical cells; the most sensitive cervical cancer screening test.

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Cardiac Markers

ALPHA HYDROXYBUTYRATE DEHYDROGENASE

Measures alpha-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase activity — effectively quantifies LDH-1 (cardiac / red cell isoenzyme); now largely superseded by troponin for cardiac assessment.

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Liver / Enzymes

AMYLASE

Measures amylase — a digestive enzyme from the pancreas and salivary glands — used mainly to evaluate suspected pancreatitis.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

COMPLETE URINE ANALYSIS

A full three-tier urine workup — physical, chemical (dipstick) and microscopic — that screens for UTI, kidney disease, diabetes and liver problems.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

STOOL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

Detects microscopic amounts of blood in stool — a screening test for colorectal cancer, polyps and chronic GI bleeding.

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Other / Biochemistry

1,5 ANHYDROGLUCITOL

Measures 1,5-anhydroglucitol — a sugar that drops when blood glucose exceeds the renal threshold — reflects glycaemic excursions over the past 1–2 weeks.

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Hormones / Endocrine

ANDROSTENEDIONE (A4)

Androstenedione is an adrenal and ovarian androgen precursor — measured in women with hirsutism, acne, virilisation or PCOS workup.

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Hormones / Endocrine

ANTI THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODY (ATG)

Anti-Thyroglobulin Antibody detects autoimmune thyroid disease — used in Hashimoto's, Graves' and as a critical companion test in thyroid cancer follow-up.

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Hormones / Endocrine

INSULIN - FASTING

Fasting insulin measures baseline insulin output — used with fasting glucose to calculate HOMA-IR and assess insulin resistance.

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Hormones / Endocrine

INSULIN ANTIBODIES

Insulin antibodies are autoantibodies against insulin — found in early type 1 diabetes, insulin autoimmune syndrome, and in some patients on long-term insulin.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

OPIATES

Opiates test detects morphine, codeine, and heroin metabolites in blood — used for suspected overdose, addiction monitoring, and workplace screening.

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Hormones / Endocrine

PROLACTIN (PRL)

Prolactin is the pituitary hormone that supports lactation — and a key test in amenorrhoea, infertility, galactorrhoea and suspected pituitary tumours.

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Hormones / Endocrine

URINARY CORTISOL

24-hour urinary cortisol measures total cortisol production over a full day — one of the three first-line screening tests for Cushing's syndrome.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

VALPROIC ACID

Serum valproic acid measures the antiepileptic and mood-stabiliser drug level — drawn as a trough to confirm therapeutic dosing and avoid toxicity.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

BISMUTH

Measures bismuth — used in H. pylori eradication regimens, cosmetics and certain alloys. Test is for therapeutic toxicity monitoring or occupational exposure.

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Infectious Disease

COVID-19 RT PCR

RT-PCR is the gold-standard molecular test for active SARS-CoV-2 infection — detects viral RNA from a nasopharyngeal swab within hours.

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Infectious Disease

DENGUE-IGG

Dengue IgG detects past dengue infection or supports secondary dengue diagnosis. Critical for identifying patients at higher risk of severe disease.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS B ENEVELOPE ANTIGEN(HBEAG) RAPID TEST

A rapid card-based test for hepatitis B envelope antigen (HBeAg) — used as a quick marker of active HBV replication and high infectivity.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS C VIRUS - IGM

Anti-HCV IgM is sometimes used to detect early or acute hepatitis C, but its clinical utility is limited — HCV RNA is the preferred marker.

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Infectious Disease

HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS (HSV)-IgG

HSV IgG detects past or established herpes simplex virus infection. Persists for life; type-specific assays distinguish HSV-1 from HSV-2.

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Infectious Disease

LEPTOSPIRA RAPID TEST (IGG/IGM)

Rapid lateral-flow card test detecting IgG and IgM antibodies against Leptospira — used for monsoon-onset febrile illness with myalgia, conjunctival suffusion, or jaundice.

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Infectious Disease

MUMPS ANTIBODY - IGG

Measures IgG antibodies to mumps virus to confirm immunity from past infection or vaccination.

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Immunology

PROPERDIN FACTOR B

Properdin and Factor B are alternative complement pathway proteins. Tested in suspected complement deficiency, atypical HUS, and C3 glomerulopathy.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

URANIUM

Measures urine uranium — primarily a kidney toxicant from chronic exposure (contaminated groundwater, occupational mining / nuclear-fuel work).

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Infectious Disease

WIDAL TUBE AGGLUTINATION

Quantitative tube-format Widal test measuring exact antibody titres to Salmonella Typhi / Paratyphi — more precise than the slide Widal.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY - MOTT

Drug susceptibility testing for non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM / MOTT) such as M. avium complex and M. abscessus — guiding multi-drug therapy.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

IGRAS (Gamma Interferon) / TB Gold

Interferon-gamma release assay (IGRA) measuring the immune response to M. tuberculosis-specific antigens — used to diagnose latent TB infection.

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Hematology / Anemia

BETA-THALASSEMIA SCREENING

HPLC-based haemoglobin analysis (HbA2 and HbF) used to detect beta-thalassemia trait and other haemoglobinopathies.

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Other / Biochemistry

LACTATE

Measures blood lactate — a marker of tissue hypoperfusion and anaerobic metabolism — used in sepsis, shock and metformin or salicylate toxicity.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

Renal (Kidney) Function Tests, Mini

A focused kidney panel — usually serum creatinine, urea / BUN and calculated eGFR — a cheaper, simpler screen than the full KFT.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

TOTAL CHOLESTEROL

Measures all the cholesterol carried by both "good" (HDL) and "bad" (LDL) particles in your blood — a single-number screen for lipid status.

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Hormones / Endocrine

ALDOSTERONE

Aldosterone is the adrenal hormone that controls sodium, potassium and blood pressure. Tested with renin to investigate hypertension and hypokalemia.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

BETA HCG

Blood test that quantifies the pregnancy hormone hCG — confirms pregnancy, tracks viability, and helps diagnose ectopic or molar pregnancy.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

CA 15.3

A blood tumour marker used to monitor breast cancer treatment response and detect recurrence — NOT a screening test for breast cancer.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

CA 19.9

A blood tumour marker used mainly to monitor pancreatic cancer treatment — NOT a screening test for asymptomatic adults.

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Coagulation

D-DIMER

Measures a breakdown product of fibrin — used to rule out venous thromboembolism (DVT, PE), monitor DIC and COVID-related coagulopathy.

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Hormones / Endocrine

INTACT PARATHYROID HORMONE (PTH)

Intact PTH measures the active parathyroid hormone — used to investigate abnormal calcium, kidney disease and bone health.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL

Serum THC detects active cannabis exposure — used in workplace screening, suspected impairment, and forensic toxicology.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

VITAMIN D3

Measures 25-hydroxyvitamin D — the standard marker of vitamin D status — used to detect the extremely common Indian vitamin D deficiency.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME

Serum ACE — supportive (not diagnostic) marker for sarcoidosis. Useful for monitoring known sarcoidosis activity in some patients.

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Immunology

ANTI DEAMIDATED GLIADIN PEPTIDE - IGA

DGP IgA is a modern celiac disease antibody — particularly useful in children under 2 and in suspected celiac when tTG is equivocal.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS A VIRUS (ANTI HAV) - IGM

Anti-HAV IgM detects recent or acute hepatitis A infection — the antibody appears within days of symptoms and lasts about 3–6 months.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS B CORE ANTIGEN (AHBC) - TOTAL

Anti-HBc Total detects past or present hepatitis B exposure — stays positive for life and is essential before starting immunosuppression or chemotherapy.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS B ENVELOPE ANTIGEN (AHBE) - TOTAL

Anti-HBe is the antibody against the hepatitis B envelope antigen — its appearance ("seroconversion") usually signals lower viral replication and a calmer phase of chronic HBV.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ELEMENTS 22 (TOXIC AND NUTRIENTS)

Comprehensive panel of 22 trace elements — 14 essential nutrients and 8 toxic metals — in serum / whole blood. Most useful in occupational medicine and chelation programmes; rarely needed for the worried-well.

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Infectious Disease

FILARIA ANTIGEN RAPID TEST

Filaria antigen rapid test detects circulating Wuchereria bancrofti antigen — the WHO-endorsed point-of-care test for lymphatic filariasis.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS B CORE ANTIBODY RAPID TEST

A rapid card-based test that detects total hepatitis B core antibody in 15–20 minutes. Useful for triage; confirmation by ELISA/CLIA is recommended.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS B ENVELOPE ANTIBODY RAPID TEST

A rapid card-based test for anti-HBe (hepatitis B envelope antibody) — a marker of HBeAg seroconversion during chronic HBV management.

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Infectious Disease

HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS (HSV)-IgM

HSV IgM has limited clinical reliability for diagnosing herpes — HSV PCR from a lesion is preferred. IgM may be ordered as part of TORCH screening.

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HIV / STI

HIV 1/2 ANTIBODY RAPID TEST

A rapid (15–30 minute) screening test for HIV-1 and HIV-2 antibodies — the workhorse of community testing under NACO.

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Immunology

LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN

Serum lambda free light chain measures one of two immunoglobulin light-chain types. Used with kappa and the κ/λ ratio for myeloma and AL amyloidosis.

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Infectious Disease

MALARIAL PARASITE

Combined malaria test — peripheral smear plus rapid antigen — to confirm malaria and identify the Plasmodium species causing it.

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Infectious Disease

MEASLES ANTIBODY - IGM

Detects IgM antibodies to measles virus, the marker of an active or very recent measles infection.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

MPO - ANCA ( P - ANCA )

Antibody against myeloperoxidase — produces the perinuclear ANCA pattern; primary marker for microscopic polyangiitis and eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

PR3 - ANCA ( C-ANCA )

Antibody against proteinase 3 — produces the cytoplasmic ANCA pattern; primary marker for granulomatosis with polyangiitis (formerly Wegener).

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Immunology

TORCH-5 IgG

5-marker IgG-only TORCH panel — Toxoplasma, Rubella, CMV, HSV-1, HSV-2. Used to document past exposure / immunity before pregnancy or as a baseline at booking visit.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ZINC

Measures serum / plasma zinc — used to investigate deficiency (impaired growth, hair loss, immune issues) and rarely toxicity from supplements.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (ETHAMBUTOL)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against ethambutol — a core first-line TB drug.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

TB Culture, Sputum

Sputum culture for Mycobacterium tuberculosis — the WHO gold-standard for confirming TB and obtaining a viable isolate for drug susceptibility testing.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

TB XDR SCREEN (LPA)

Line probe assay (LPA) detecting fluoroquinolone and injectable resistance mutations in M. tuberculosis — for pre-XDR / XDR-TB screening.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

CREATININE PHOSPHOKINASE

Measures CK — an enzyme from heart, brain and skeletal muscle — used in muscle injury, statin-related myopathy and rhabdomyolysis.

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Diabetes / Glucose

FASTING BLOOD SUGAR

Measures the glucose level in your blood after 8+ hours of fasting — the standard first-line screen for diabetes and prediabetes.

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Liver / Enzymes

LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE (LDH)

Measures a cellular energy enzyme released by tissue damage — a non-specific marker used in haemolysis, tumour burden, cardiac/liver/muscle injury.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

LIPOPROTEIN (A) [LP(A)]

Measures lipoprotein(a) — a genetically determined, independent CV risk factor; should be measured at least once in every adult per ESC/EAS recommendation.

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Hematology / Anemia

PLATELET COUNT

Counts the platelets in your blood — assesses bleeding risk, monitors dengue/ITP, and screens for clotting disorders.

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Diabetes / Glucose

POSTPRANDIAL BLOOD SUGAR

Postprandial blood sugar measures glucose 2 hours after a meal — diagnoses diabetes (≥ 200 mg/dL) and impaired glucose tolerance, and monitors control.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

URINE PROTEIN CREAT RATIO (SPOT)

A spot urine sample test that estimates 24-hour urinary protein excretion in minutes — the preferred screen for proteinuria in CKD.

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Hormones / Endocrine

17 OH PROGESTERONE

17-OH Progesterone is a steroid intermediate used to diagnose and monitor Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) and to evaluate hyperandrogenism in women.

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Diabetes / Glucose

BLOOD KETONE (D3HB)

Blood β-hydroxybutyrate is the principal ketone body — used to diagnose and monitor diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), starvation ketosis and alcoholic ketoacidosis.

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Hormones / Endocrine

DIRECT RENIN

Direct renin measures the kidney enzyme that triggers the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. Paired with aldosterone to screen for primary aldosteronism.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

FOLATE

Measures the folate (vitamin B9) level in your blood — essential for red blood cell production, DNA synthesis and fetal development.

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Hormones / Endocrine

FSH, LH & Prolactin Panel

A three-hormone pituitary panel — FSH, LH and Prolactin — used for amenorrhoea, irregular periods, subfertility and male hypogonadism workup.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN (PSA)

Measures prostate-specific antigen in blood — used in prostate cancer screening (with caveats), workup of LUTS, and monitoring known prostate cancer.

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Hormones / Endocrine

Total TFT (T3, T4, TSH)

The standard three-marker total thyroid panel — Total T3, Total T4 and TSH — the most widely used outpatient thyroid screen in India.

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Hepatitis

Anti HBs (Hepatitis B Surface) Antibody

Anti-HBs measures protective antibody against hepatitis B — used to confirm vaccine response or recovery from past infection.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS C VIRUS (ANTI HCV) - TOTAL

Anti-HCV detects antibody against hepatitis C virus — the primary screening test for HCV exposure. A positive result must be confirmed with HCV RNA.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE IGG ANTIBODIES

IgG antibody against yeast cell-wall mannan — paired with ASCA IgA and ANCA to differentiate Crohn disease from ulcerative colitis.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ANTINUCLEAR ANTIBODIES-17 BLOT

Multi-antigen blot detecting 17 specific autoantibodies in one panel — used to characterise lupus, scleroderma, Sjogren, myositis, MCTD and overlap syndromes.

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Immunology

CD3CD4CD8

CD3/CD4/CD8 measures T-cell subsets in blood — used for HIV monitoring, primary immunodeficiency evaluation, and immunology workup.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

COTININE

Measures cotinine — the main nicotine metabolite — to verify active smoking, second-hand smoke exposure, or quit status.

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Infectious Disease

COVID ANTIBODY IGM - ELISA

COVID IgM ELISA detects early-phase IgM antibody against SARS-CoV-2. Limited clinical utility — RT-PCR remains the test of choice for current infection.

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Infectious Disease

Dengue profile (NS1, IgG, IgM)

Dengue Profile combines NS1 antigen, IgM and IgG in a single panel — covers acute (days 1–7), recent (days 5+) and past or secondary dengue.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS C ANTIBODY(HCVAB) RAPID TEST

A rapid card test for hepatitis C antibody. A reactive result must be confirmed with HCV RNA to distinguish active from cleared infection.

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HIV / STI

HIV-1, RNA QUALITATIVE PCR

Detects HIV-1 viral RNA directly — used for early infant diagnosis, very recent exposure (within 14 days) and to resolve indeterminate antibody tests.

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HIV / STI

HIV-DUO antigen & antibody screen

A 4th-generation HIV screening test that detects both HIV p24 antigen and HIV-1/2 antibodies — shortens the window period to about 2–6 weeks.

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Infectious Disease

RUBELLA - IgG

Measures IgG antibodies to rubella virus to confirm immunity — essential before and during pregnancy.

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Infectious Disease

SCRUB TYPHUS RAPID TEST (IGG/IGM)

Rapid test for IgG and IgM antibodies to Orientia tsutsugamushi — the bacterium causing scrub typhus, a major monsoon-season fever in India.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB CULTURE (MGIT)

Liquid culture (MGIT system) for Mycobacterium tuberculosis — the gold-standard for confirming TB and obtaining a viable organism for drug susceptibility testing.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY (SIRE) 1ST LINE

First-line TB drug susceptibility testing for Streptomycin, Isoniazid, Rifampicin and Ethambutol — the foundation of TB treatment decision-making.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (PAS)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against para-aminosalicylic acid (PAS) — a salvage second-line TB drug.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (RIFAMPICIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against rifampicin — the single most important resistance finding in TB.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

TB PCR

Polymerase chain reaction test detecting Mycobacterium tuberculosis DNA — used for rapid TB diagnosis, especially in extra-pulmonary and paucibacillary disease.

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Liver / Enzymes

ALBUMIN - SERUM

Measures albumin — the main protein the liver makes — a key marker of liver synthetic function, nutrition and chronic illness.

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Hematology / Anemia

BLOOD GROUPING AND RH TYPING

Identifies your ABO blood group (A, B, AB, O) and Rh(D) factor (positive or negative) — essential before surgery, pregnancy or transfusion.

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Diabetes / Glucose

C-PEPTIDE

C-peptide is co-secreted with insulin and reflects the body's own insulin production. Used to differentiate type 1 from type 2 diabetes and investigate hypoglycaemia.

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Liver / Enzymes

GAMMA GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE (GGT)

Measures GGT — an enzyme from the bile-duct lining — the most sensitive liver marker for alcohol use and bile-flow problems.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

GRAM STAIN

A rapid microscopy stain that classifies bacteria as Gram-positive or Gram-negative — the first step in identifying infection.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

Lipid Profile

Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, Triglycerides

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

Lipid Profile-Mini

A cheaper four-parameter lipid panel: Total Cholesterol, HDL (direct), Triglycerides, and calculated LDL — useful for routine screening.

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Liver / Enzymes

LIVER KIDNEY MICROSOMES

Detects anti-LKM-1 antibodies — used to diagnose autoimmune hepatitis type 2 (mainly in children/young adults) and some drug-induced and viral hepatitis cases.

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Hematology / Anemia

NBS HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES PROFILE

Newborn haemoglobin screening — HPLC-based detection of sickle cell disease, beta-thalassemia, and other haemoglobinopathies in infants.

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Liver / Enzymes

PROTEIN - TOTAL

Measures the total of all proteins in serum — albumin plus globulins — used to assess nutrition, liver synthesis and chronic disease.

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Hematology / Anemia

SICKLE CELL TEST

A screening test for sickle haemoglobin (HbS) — positive in sickle cell trait and disease. HPLC is needed for confirmation.

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Other / Biochemistry

SPUTUM 1 DAY

A single morning sputum sample tested by smear microscopy (AFB) or molecular test (Xpert MTB/RIF) — the first step in tuberculosis diagnosis in India.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

STOOL REDUCING SUBSTANCE

Detects unabsorbed sugars in stool — used mainly in infants and children with chronic diarrhoea to diagnose lactose or carbohydrate malabsorption.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

BENZODIAZEPINES

Urine immunoassay for benzodiazepines — widely prescribed (anxiety, insomnia, alcohol withdrawal, epilepsy) and commonly screened in workplace, forensic, and deaddiction contexts.

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Hormones / Endocrine

CORTISOL

Cortisol is the body's main stress hormone. Measured to investigate fatigue, weight changes, low BP, high BP and suspected Cushing's or Addison's disease.

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Hormones / Endocrine

ESTRADIOL/OESTROGEN (E2)

Estradiol (E2) is the principal female oestrogen. Tested for fertility workup, IVF monitoring, menopause assessment and follow-up of oestrogen therapy.

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Cardiac Markers

HIGH SENSITIVITY C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (HS-CRP)

hs-CRP measures very low CRP levels to assess long-term cardiovascular risk in apparently healthy adults — distinct from standard CRP.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

METHADONE

Serum methadone confirms use of the long-acting opioid — for opioid-substitution therapy monitoring, suspected overdose, or pain-clinic dose checks.

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Coagulation

THROMBIN TIME

Measures the final step of coagulation — fibrinogen to fibrin. Prolonged in heparin therapy, dabigatran, dysfibrinogenaemia, and low fibrinogen.

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Hormones / Endocrine

TSH - ULTRASENSITIVE

Ultrasensitive (3rd generation) TSH measures down to 0.01 mIU/L — the standard first-line thyroid test for screening and monitoring.

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Immunology

ALPHA1 ACID GLYCOPROTEIN

Alpha-1 acid glycoprotein (orosomucoid) is an acute-phase protein that rises with inflammation, infection, malignancy, and tissue injury.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

Anti Phospholipid Syndrome (APS) Profile

Combined panel for antiphospholipid syndrome — detects lupus anticoagulant, anticardiolipin and anti-beta-2-glycoprotein-1 antibodies to investigate clots and recurrent miscarriage.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTIDNASE-B (DNB)

Detects antibodies against streptococcal DNase B — confirms recent strep infection in patients with suspected rheumatic fever, glomerulonephritis or Sydenham chorea.

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Immunology

BETA 2 GLYCOPROTEIN 1 - IGG

Anti-β2 glycoprotein 1 IgG is one of the antiphospholipid syndrome antibodies — diagnoses the autoimmune cause of recurrent thrombosis and pregnancy loss.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

CARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY (ACL) - IgG

IgG-class anticardiolipin antibody — a primary laboratory criterion for antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), most predictive of clot risk.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

COBALT

Measures cobalt exposure — most commonly for monitoring metal-on-metal hip prostheses or occupational/dietary exposure assessment.

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Immunology

ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA - IGG

Entamoeba IgG detects antibodies to the amoeba parasite — particularly useful in suspected amoebic liver abscess, where stool tests are usually negative.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS E VIRUS ANTIBODY IGM(HEVM) RAPID TEST

A rapid card-based test for anti-HEV IgM — used for quick triage of acute hepatitis E, especially during monsoon outbreaks and in pregnancy.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

HISTOPATH (EXTRA LARGE)

Microscopic examination of an extra-large tissue specimen by a pathologist — used for cancer resections, large organ removals and complex surgical specimens.

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Immunology

KAPPA LIGHT CHAIN

Serum kappa free light chain measures one of the two immunoglobulin light-chain types. Used with lambda and the κ/λ ratio in myeloma screening and monitoring.

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Infectious Disease

MUMPS ANTIBODY - IGM

Detects IgM antibodies to mumps virus, the marker of active or very recent mumps infection.

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Infectious Disease

RUBELLA - IgM

Detects IgM antibodies to rubella virus, the marker of active or very recent rubella infection.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY (KEPO) 2ND LINE

Second-line TB drug susceptibility for Kanamycin, Ethionamide, PAS, and Ofloxacin — covering legacy MDR-TB drug classes.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (CLOFAZIMINE)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against clofazimine — a repurposed leprosy drug now central to all-oral MDR-TB regimens.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (LINEZOLID)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against linezolid — a key oral drug in modern MDR-TB and XDR-TB regimens.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (RIFABUTIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against rifabutin — an alternative rifamycin used mainly in HIV co-infection.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

BLOOD CULTURE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY (ADULT)

Grows bacteria or yeast from a blood sample and tests which antibiotics will kill them — the cornerstone of sepsis and bloodstream infection diagnosis.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

MISCELLANEOUS CULTURE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY

Culture and antibiotic sensitivity on miscellaneous body fluids — pleural, ascitic, synovial, CSF or other — to diagnose deep-seated infection.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

PUS C/S

Identifies the bacteria in pus from a wound or abscess and tests their antibiotic sensitivity — guides targeted therapy in skin and soft-tissue infection.

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Hematology / Anemia

ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE (ESR)

Non-specific marker of inflammation — measures how fast red blood cells settle in a tube in one hour.

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Other / Biochemistry

NEOT

A newborn thyroid screening test — usually TSH or T4 — used in the first weeks of life to detect congenital hypothyroidism, a treatable cause of preventable intellectual disability.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

SERUM ELECTROLYTES

Measures sodium, potassium, chloride (and often bicarbonate) — the main electrolytes that regulate fluid balance, nerve function and acid-base status.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

SODIUM

Measures serum sodium — the principal extracellular cation — used to assess hydration, fluid balance and many drug or endocrine effects.

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Liver / Enzymes

AMMONIA

Measures plasma ammonia — used mainly to evaluate hepatic encephalopathy, unexplained altered mental status, and urea cycle disorders in children.

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Hormones / Endocrine

ANTI TPO

Anti-TPO is the most sensitive blood marker of autoimmune thyroid disease — used to diagnose Hashimoto's thyroiditis and to screen women planning pregnancy.

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Cardiac Markers

HIGH SENSITIVITY TROPONIN I

High-sensitivity cardiac troponin I — the standard test for diagnosing myocardial infarction; ESC 0/1-h or 0/2-h pathways rule MI in or out within an hour.

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Hormones / Endocrine

INSULIN - PP

Postprandial insulin measures the insulin response 2 hours after a meal — used to investigate reactive hypoglycaemia and beta-cell function.

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Coagulation

PROTHROMBIN TIME

Measures the extrinsic and common coagulation pathways — used to monitor warfarin therapy and assess liver function and vitamin K status.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

Quadruple Marker

Second-trimester (15–22 weeks) blood screen — AFP, uE3, β-hCG and Inhibin A — for Down syndrome, trisomy 18, and neural tube defects.

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Hormones / Endocrine

T3, T4, TSH (THYROID PROFILE)

Measures total T3, total T4 and TSH together — the classic three-marker thyroid screen for hypo- and hyperthyroidism.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

VITAMIN A

Measures serum retinol — a fat-soluble vitamin essential for vision, immune function and skin — used in suspected deficiency, toxicity and malabsorption.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

CREATININE PHOSPHOKINASE (MUSCLE/BRAIN)

CK-MB is the cardiac-specific isoenzyme of creatine kinase. Historically used to diagnose heart attack; now largely replaced by troponin but still used in selected scenarios.

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Infectious Disease

DENGU SPOT

Dengue Spot is a rapid card test that detects NS1 antigen and/or IgM/IgG antibodies. Useful for same-day triage during outbreaks; confirm with ELISA.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

DNA (Double Strand) Antibody IFA

Highly specific antibody against double-stranded DNA, used to diagnose and monitor systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), particularly lupus nephritis.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS B ENVELOPE ANTIGEN (HBEAG)

HBeAg is a secreted viral protein that signals active hepatitis B replication and high infectivity. It is a core marker for staging chronic HBV.

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Infectious Disease

HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS I (HSV)-IGG

HSV-1 IgG (type-specific) detects past HSV-1 infection. Persists for life and is highly prevalent — most adults are HSV-1 positive.

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Immunology

IMMUNOGLOBULIN E (IGE)

IgE is the antibody of allergy and parasite defence. Total IgE is raised in atopic disease, parasitic infection, and some hypersensitivity conditions.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

MERCURY

Measures mercury exposure — usually blood total mercury (recent / methylmercury, mainly fish) or 24-hour urine mercury (chronic inorganic exposure).

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Immunology

SERUM AMYLOID A PROTEIN

SAA is an acute-phase protein that rises sharply with inflammation. Used in monitoring inflammatory disease activity and AA-amyloidosis risk assessment.

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HIV / STI

SYPHILIS RAPID TEST

Bedside / point-of-care treponemal antibody rapid test for syphilis — used in antenatal clinics, outreach, blood donation screening, and remote settings. Confirmation by quantitative VDRL/RPR is essential.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY (13 DRUGS)

Comprehensive 13-drug phenotypic drug susceptibility test for Mycobacterium tuberculosis — guiding treatment in drug-resistant TB.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (OFLOXACIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against ofloxacin — an older fluoroquinolone still used in surveillance and salvage contexts.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS B VIRUS (HBV) QUALITATIVE PCR

Qualitative HBV PCR detects whether hepatitis B virus DNA is present in blood — useful for confirming active infection, occult HBV, and window-period detection.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS B VIRUS (HBV) QUANTITATIVE PCR

Quantitative HBV PCR measures the exact viral load in IU/mL — the central test for staging chronic hepatitis B and monitoring antiviral treatment.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

QUANTIFERON - TB

QuantiFERON-TB Gold Plus is an interferon-gamma release assay (IGRA) for detecting latent or active TB infection — unaffected by BCG vaccination.

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Diabetes / Glucose

FRUCTOSAMINE

Fructosamine reflects average blood glucose over the past 2–3 weeks — useful when HbA1c is unreliable (haemoglobinopathy, recent transfusion, pregnancy).

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Kidney / Electrolytes

MAGNESIUM

Measures serum magnesium — a key intracellular electrolyte — used in unexplained low potassium, arrhythmias, alcohol use and refractory hypocalcaemia.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

PHOSPHOROUS

Measures serum inorganic phosphate — essential for bone, energy (ATP) and DNA — used in bone disease, CKD-MBD and refeeding syndrome.

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Other / Biochemistry

PYRUVATE

Measures blood pyruvate — interpreted with lactate as the lactate/pyruvate ratio to investigate mitochondrial and inborn metabolic disorders.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

TRIGLYCERIDES

Measures the triglyceride (fat) level in your blood — a key cardiovascular risk marker and a flag for diabetes and pancreatitis risk.

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Other / Biochemistry

ANTI SPERM ANTIBODY (ASAB)

Detects antibodies against sperm in semen or blood — used in male infertility workup, especially after vasectomy reversal, trauma or infection.

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Coagulation

APTT

Measures the intrinsic and common coagulation pathways — used to monitor heparin therapy, screen for haemophilia, lupus anticoagulant.

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Other / Biochemistry

CERULOPLASMIN

Measures serum ceruloplasmin — the main copper-carrying protein — used mainly to diagnose Wilson disease in young patients with liver or neuro-psychiatric symptoms.

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Coagulation

CRYPTOCOCCUS LATEX AGGLUTINATION

Detects Cryptococcus capsular polysaccharide antigen in blood or CSF — rapid diagnosis of cryptococcal meningitis, especially in HIV.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

Dual Marker (Single & Twin)

First-trimester aneuploidy screen with risk calculation adapted for both singleton and twin pregnancies (PAPP-A + free β-hCG + NT).

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

DUAL MARKER ON ROCHE

First-trimester Dual Marker (PAPP-A + free β-hCG) processed on a Roche cobas/Elecsys analyser with Roche-calibrated MoM medians.

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Hormones / Endocrine

FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE (FSH)

FSH is the pituitary hormone that drives egg development in women and sperm production in men. A core marker of fertility and menopause.

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Hormones / Endocrine

FREE THYROXINE (Ft4)

Free T4 is the biologically active fraction of the principal thyroid hormone. Preferred over total T4 in pregnancy, on the pill and when binding proteins are abnormal.

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Histopathology / Cytology

PERIPHERAL BLOOD SMEAR (PBS)

Microscopic examination of a stained blood smear — identifies abnormal red cells, white cells, and platelets that automated CBC analyzers miss.

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Hormones / Endocrine

PROGESTERONE

Progesterone confirms ovulation when measured in the mid-luteal phase, and supports pregnancy in the first trimester. Core fertility marker.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

VITAMIN K

Measures serum vitamin K1 — a fat-soluble vitamin needed for blood clotting and bone metabolism — rarely tested directly, mostly assessed via PT/INR.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

BACTERIAL LATEX AGGLUTINATION

Rapid latex agglutination antigen test for common bacterial pathogens (pneumococcus, meningococcus, Hib, GBS) — used on CSF, blood or urine for rapid meningitis workup.

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Infectious Disease

CHIKUNGUNYA RAPID TEST (IGG/IGM)

A rapid card-based test that detects IgG and IgM antibodies against chikungunya virus in 15–20 minutes. Useful for triage during outbreaks.

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Infectious Disease

CYTOMEGALO VIRUS (CMV) - IgG

CMV IgG detects past or established cytomegalovirus infection. Important in pregnancy, transplant, immunosuppression, and congenital CMV workup.

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Immunology

ECHINOCOCCUS - IGG

Echinococcus IgG detects antibodies to the hydatid tapeworm — used to diagnose suspected hydatid cysts in liver and lung, especially in livestock-rearing areas.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN(HBSAG) RAPID TEST

A rapid card test for hepatitis B surface antigen — the front-line screen for HBV infection. A reactive result must be confirmed by ELISA/CLIA.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

RA test Rheumatoid Arthritis factor test

Screening test for rheumatoid factor — often reported as positive/negative or titre. Used to support rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis along with anti-CCP, ESR, CRP and clinical features.

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Immunology

TOTAL IgE

Measures total serum IgE — supports an "atopic" / allergic phenotype but is non-specific; specific-IgE tests (or skin prick tests) identify the actual allergen.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (ISONIAZID)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against isoniazid — the cornerstone first-line TB drug.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS C VIRUS (HCV) QUALITATIVE PCR

Qualitative HCV RNA PCR confirms active hepatitis C infection — mandatory after any positive anti-HCV antibody result.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

24 HRS URINE PROTEIN CREAT RATIO

Combines a 24-hour urine protein with a creatinine measurement to confirm a complete collection and quantify proteinuria precisely.

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Liver / Enzymes

ACID PHOSPHATASE

Measures an enzyme found mainly in the prostate, bone, red cells and platelets — historically used to assess prostate disease and certain bone conditions.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

APOLIPOPROTEIN - A1 (APO-A1)

Measures Apolipoprotein A1 — the main protein on HDL particles; an alternative / additional marker for HDL functionality and cardiovascular risk.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

APOLIPOPROTEIN - B (APO-B)

Measures Apolipoprotein B — the protein on every atherogenic lipoprotein (LDL, VLDL, IDL, Lp(a)). Considered by many to be a better atherogenic-particle measure than LDL-C alone.

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Liver / Enzymes

Liver Function Test (LFT)

A panel of enzymes (SGPT, SGOT, ALP, GGT) and synthetic markers (bilirubin, albumin, total protein) that show how well your liver is working.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

STOOL HANGING DROP

A rapid microscopy technique that looks for the "darting" motility of Vibrio cholerae in fresh diarrhoeal stool during cholera outbreaks.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

Antenatal Profile-B

A bundled antenatal panel covering blood group, CBC, sugars, thyroid, urine and key infection screens at the booking visit.

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Cardiac Markers

C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP)

CRP rises within hours of any infection, injury, or inflammation. A simple, fast marker to confirm an infectious / inflammatory process is active.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

DOUBLE MARKER

First-trimester blood screen (PAPP-A + free β-hCG) combined with NT scan to estimate risk of Down syndrome and trisomy 18/13.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

DUAL MARKER

First-trimester pregnancy screen — PAPP-A and free β-hCG combined with NT scan to estimate Down syndrome and trisomy 18/13 risk.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

PHENCYCLIDINE

Serum phencyclidine (PCP) detects the dissociative hallucinogen — used in suspected intoxication, drug screening, and unexplained acute psychosis.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

PROPOXYPHENE

Serum propoxyphene detects the synthetic opioid analgesic and its metabolite — used in overdose evaluation and toxicology, though use has fallen since FDA withdrawal in 2010.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANA TITRE (IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE)

Quantitative end-point titre for ANA by immunofluorescence — typically follows a positive ANA screen to grade strength of antibody.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

CARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY (ACL) - IgM

IgM-class anticardiolipin antibody — one of the primary laboratory criteria for antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), often paired with IgG aCL.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

CHROMIUM

Measures chromium — essential trace nutrient (Cr III) but toxic and carcinogenic in hexavalent form (Cr VI) from electroplating, leather tanning and stainless-steel welding.

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Infectious Disease

HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS II (HSV)-IGM

Detects IgM antibodies against HSV-2 — suggests recent primary infection; HSV-2 IgG is generally a better screening test for genital herpes status.

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HIV / STI

HIV - 1 & II

Detects antibodies to HIV-1 and HIV-2 — the standard HIV screening test — used for diagnosis after the window period.

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Immunology

IMMUNOGLOBULIN M (IGM)

IgM is the first antibody produced in a new infection. Low IgM reflects immunodeficiency; very high IgM points to chronic infection or Waldenström macroglobulinaemia.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

MANGANESE

Measures whole-blood manganese — used for occupational exposure (welders, miners) and long-term parenteral-nutrition patients.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

SERUM COPPER

Serum copper — almost always interpreted with ceruloplasmin and 24-hour urine copper to investigate Wilson disease or copper deficiency.

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Immunology

TORCH Profile 8, IgM & IgG

Comprehensive 8-marker antenatal TORCH panel: IgM + IgG for Toxoplasma, Rubella, Cytomegalovirus (CMV), and Herpes Simplex (HSV-1, HSV-2). Used in antenatal screening and recurrent pregnancy loss.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (CAPREOMYCIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against capreomycin — an injectable cyclic peptide used in selected MDR-TB regimens.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

BLOOD CULTURE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY (PEDIATRIC)

Detects bacteria or yeast in a child's blood and identifies the drug they respond to — essential for diagnosing sepsis, neonatal infection and febrile illness.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

SMEAR AFB

Microscopic examination of sputum (or other body fluid) for acid-fast bacilli — the simplest, fastest screen for tuberculosis.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

TB MDR SCREEN (LPA)

Line probe assay (LPA) detecting Mycobacterium tuberculosis plus isoniazid and rifampicin resistance mutations directly from smear-positive sputum.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

24 HRS URINE PROTEIN

Measures the total amount of protein leaking into urine over 24 hours — the reference test for confirming and grading proteinuria in kidney disease.

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Liver / Enzymes

ALANINE TRANSAMINASE (SGPT)

SGPT (ALT) is the most liver-specific enzyme — a rise is one of the earliest signs of liver injury.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

IONIC CALCIUM

Measures the active, free form of serum calcium — preferred over total calcium in dialysis, ICU, transfusion, parathyroid surgery and pancreatitis.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

URIC ACID

Measures uric acid in your blood — the metabolite that triggers gout and kidney stones when chronically high.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

BARBITURATES

Urine immunoassay for barbiturates — historically used as sedatives, hypnotics, and anticonvulsants; today mainly used for phenobarbital and rarely abused recreationally.

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Hormones / Endocrine

DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE (DHT)

DHT is the most potent androgen in the body — derived from testosterone by 5α-reductase. Tested in suspected 5α-reductase deficiency and disorders of sexual development.

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Cardiac Markers

HOMOCYSTEINE

Measures plasma homocysteine — a marker of B12 / folate deficiency and an independent cardiovascular risk factor; elevated in many Indian vegetarians.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

INHIBIN A

Glycoprotein produced by the placenta — fourth marker in the Quadruple Marker test, raised in Down syndrome pregnancies.

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Histopathology / Cytology

NEONATAL HEMOGLOBIN ELECTROPHORESIS

Hemoglobin electrophoresis in newborns / cord blood — primarily for sickle cell disease screening in endemic regions (tribal central India, Kerala) under the National Sickle Cell Mission.

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Hormones / Endocrine

TOTAL THYROXINE (T4)

Total T4 is the principal storage form of thyroid hormone. Almost always interpreted with TSH; not preferred in pregnancy or on oestrogen pills.

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Hormones / Endocrine

TSH RECEPTOR ANTIBODIES

TSH receptor antibodies confirm Graves' disease — the commonest cause of hyperthyroidism. Also used to predict relapse and assess pregnancy fetal risk.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI CCP (ACCP)

A highly specific blood test for rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Detects antibodies against citrullinated proteins, often positive years before joint damage appears.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS B CORE ANTIGEN (AHBC) - IGM

Anti-HBc IgM is the key marker of acute hepatitis B infection — also detects the serological "window period" when HBsAg has cleared but anti-HBs has not yet appeared.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS E VIRUS (Anti HEV) - IgM

Anti-HEV IgM diagnoses acute hepatitis E — the most common cause of waterborne adult jaundice in India and particularly dangerous in pregnancy.

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Infectious Disease

CHIKUNGUNYA-IGM

Chikungunya IgM ELISA confirms recent or active CHIKV infection. The standard NIV/NCDC test for chikungunya in India.

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Infectious Disease

COVID ANTIBODY IGG - C.L.I.A

COVID IgG by CLIA (chemiluminescence) is a sensitive lab assay for IgG antibody against SARS-CoV-2 — confirms past exposure or vaccine response.

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Immunology

HELICOBACTER PYLORI - IGG

H. pylori IgG indicates past or current infection with the stomach bacterium that causes ulcers and gastritis. Cannot distinguish active from healed infection.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS A VIRUS ANTIBODY IGM(HAVM) RAPID TEST

A rapid card-based test that detects anti-HAV IgM in 15–20 minutes. Useful for quick triage but should be confirmed with ELISA/CLIA in equivocal cases.

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Infectious Disease

HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS I (HSV)-IGM

HSV-1 IgM has limited diagnostic value — CDC/IDSA recommend HSV PCR from a lesion or type-specific IgG seroconversion for confirming primary infection.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

HLA-B27

Detects the HLA-B27 antigen — a genetic marker strongly associated with ankylosing spondylitis and other spondyloarthritis syndromes.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

Lupus Anticoagulant (LA)

Functional coagulation test that detects antiphospholipid antibodies — the most predictive marker for clotting in antiphospholipid syndrome.

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Infectious Disease

MALARIAL ANTIGEN

Rapid card-based test detecting malaria parasite proteins in blood within 15–30 minutes — used alongside microscopy for fast diagnosis.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

NICKEL

Measures nickel — used mainly for occupational exposure (electroplating, refining, welding) and rarely for systemic nickel toxicity. Patch testing — not blood — is the right test for contact allergy.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

NICOTINE METABOLITES

A wider nicotine metabolite panel — typically urine cotinine plus trans-3'-hydroxycotinine — for more sensitive recent-use detection and distinguishing rapid vs slow nicotine metabolisers.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

RHEUMATOID FACTOR (RF)

Quantitative blood test for rheumatoid factor — supports rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis and is one of the ACR/EULAR classification criteria for RA.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

SERUM ZINC

Serum zinc level — investigates deficiency in growth faltering, recurrent infections, hair loss, taste loss, or wound-healing problems.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

STRONTIUM

Measures strontium — most commonly to monitor patients on strontium ranelate (where still used for osteoporosis) or for environmental / radioactive exposure assessment.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

CALCIUM

Measures total serum calcium — essential for bones, nerves, muscles and clotting — used in bone disease, kidney disease and parathyroid disorders.

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Hematology / Anemia

CBC + ESR

CBC plus Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate — adds a non-specific inflammation marker to the standard blood count.

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Diabetes / Glucose

GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE

G6PD measures the red cell enzyme that protects haemoglobin from oxidative damage. Deficiency causes haemolysis triggered by certain drugs, foods and infections.

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Hematology / Anemia

IRON

Measures the iron bound to transferrin in your blood — interpreted alongside TIBC and ferritin for iron deficiency or overload.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

POTASSIUM

Measures serum potassium — the body's key intracellular electrolyte — critical for nerve, muscle and especially heart function.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

SMALL DENSE LDL

Measures small dense LDL cholesterol — the most atherogenic LDL subfraction; particularly informative in metabolic syndrome, diabetes, and the Indian dyslipidaemia phenotype.

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Hormones / Endocrine

ANTI MULLERIAN HORMONE (AMH)

AMH is the best single blood marker of ovarian reserve — used to assess fertility potential, plan IVF and predict menopause timing.

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Hormones / Endocrine

FREE TESTOSTERONE

Free testosterone is the biologically active fraction — useful when total testosterone is misleading because of abnormal SHBG (obesity, ageing, liver disease, thyroid).

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

HEMOGLOBIN VARIANT ANALYSIS - HPLC

Separates and quantifies haemoglobin variants by HPLC — used to diagnose beta-thalassemia trait / major, sickle cell trait / disease, HbE, HbD, and other haemoglobinopathies.

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Coagulation

PHENYTOIN / DILANTIN / EPTOIN

Measures blood phenytoin level — therapeutic drug monitoring for anticonvulsant dosing, toxicity check, and drug interaction assessment.

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Histopathology / Cytology

PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS

Serum / urine protein electrophoresis (SPEP / UPEP) — separates plasma proteins into 5-6 bands for screening monoclonal gammopathies (MGUS, myeloma) and identifying immunoglobulin disorders.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

TORCH 8

Eight-marker antenatal serology — IgG + IgM for Toxoplasma, Rubella, CMV, and Herpes Simplex 1/2 — to detect current or past TORCH infections.

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Immunology

ANTI CHLAMYDIA ANTIBODY IGM

Chlamydia IgM rises in the first weeks of new Chlamydia infection — supports a diagnosis of recent infection alongside NAAT testing.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI SCL - 70 ANTIBODY

A highly specific blood test for diffuse systemic sclerosis (scleroderma). Predicts more severe skin and lung involvement.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

BARIUM

Measures barium — used in oil/gas drilling muds, paints, plastics and pyrotechnics. Test is for occupational or accidental exposure assessment.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

BERYLLIUM

Measures beryllium — a toxic metal used in aerospace, electronics and dental alloys. Inhaled beryllium causes chronic beryllium disease (a granulomatous lung disorder).

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Immunology

COMPLEMENT 3 (C3)

C3 is a central complement protein. Low C3 supports active SLE, post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis, and other immune-complex diseases.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

CSF ROUTINE ANALYSIS

Routine examination of cerebrospinal fluid (cells, protein, glucose, appearance) — used to diagnose meningitis, encephalitis, subarachnoid bleed and neurological disease.

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Infectious Disease

DENGUE RAPID TEST (IGG/IGM)

Dengue IgG/IgM rapid test detects antibodies against dengue virus in 15–20 minutes. Useful from day 5 of fever onward; combine with NS1 for early fever.

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Infectious Disease

DENGUE-IGM

Dengue IgM (ELISA or CLIA) is the standard NIV/NCDC-recommended test for recent dengue infection from day 5 of fever.

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Immunology

HELICOBACTER PYLORI - IgA

H. pylori IgA antibody supports the diagnosis of mucosal H. pylori infection. Less commonly used than urea breath test or stool antigen.

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Immunology

HELICOBACTER PYLORI - IGM

H. pylori IgM is rarely useful — most H. pylori infections are chronic by the time of diagnosis. Urea breath test or stool antigen is preferred.

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Immunology

IMMUNOGLOBULIN G (IGG)

IgG is the dominant antibody in blood. Low IgG causes recurrent infections; high IgG points to chronic inflammation, autoimmune disease, or IgG myeloma.

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Immunology

INTERLEUKIN-6

Interleukin-6 is a central inflammatory cytokine. Used in sepsis, severe COVID-19, autoimmune disease activity, and cytokine release syndrome monitoring.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

SELENIUM

Serum selenium — assesses status in suspected deficiency (cardiomyopathy, thyroid issues) or toxicity from supplements.

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Infectious Disease

VARICELLA ZOSTER VIRUS ANTIBODY - IGM

Detects IgM antibodies to varicella zoster virus, the marker of acute chickenpox or recent VZV reactivation.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

SPUTAM CULTURE

Grows bacteria from coughed-up sputum to identify the cause of pneumonia, lung infection, or chronic respiratory disease exacerbation.

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Liver / Enzymes

BILIRUBIN -DIRECT

Measures the water-soluble (conjugated) form of bilirubin — a focused marker of bile-flow problems and liver excretion.

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Hematology / Anemia

FERRITIN

Ferritin reflects how much iron your body has stored. The most sensitive single marker of iron deficiency.

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Hematology / Anemia

IPF (IMMATURE PLATELETS FRACTION)

Measures the percentage of newly produced platelets — distinguishes increased platelet destruction from decreased production.

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Hematology / Anemia

Iron Studies (Iron, TIBC, TS%)

Measures serum iron, total iron-binding capacity (TIBC) and transferrin saturation — the standard workup for iron deficiency or overload.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

URINE ELECTROLYTES

Measures sodium, potassium and chloride in urine — helps work out the cause of low blood sodium, acute kidney injury and acid-base disorders.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

CA-125

A blood marker used to monitor ovarian cancer treatment and detect recurrence — not a screening test for asymptomatic women.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

CARBAMAZEPINE / TEGRETOL

Measures serum carbamazepine — anticonvulsant used for focal epilepsy, trigeminal neuralgia, bipolar disorder. Therapeutic monitoring helps balance seizure control vs side effects.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

DIGOXIN

Measures serum digoxin level for therapeutic monitoring — narrow therapeutic window (0.5–2.0 ng/mL); toxicity common, especially in older patients with renal impairment.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

FREE PSA

Measures unbound PSA in blood — used together with total PSA to compute the free-to-total ratio, helping decide whether to biopsy after a mildly raised PSA.

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Hormones / Endocrine

INSULIN LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1

IGF-1 reflects 24-hour growth hormone activity — the first-line screen for acromegaly, growth hormone deficiency and short stature.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

LITHIUM

Serum lithium measures the mood-stabiliser level in blood — essential for safe dosing in bipolar disorder. Drawn 12 hours after the last dose (trough).

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Hormones / Endocrine

NEONATAL THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE # (TSH)

Neonatal TSH screens newborns for congenital hypothyroidism — treatable in the first 2 weeks to prevent permanent intellectual disability.

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Cardiac Markers

NT-PROBNP

Measures NT-proBNP — a heart-failure biomarker used to rule heart failure out in dyspnoea, guide treatment intensity, and grade prognosis.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

TRIPLE MARKER

Second-trimester (15–22 weeks) blood screen — AFP, uE3 and β-hCG — for Down syndrome, trisomy 18 and neural tube defects.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANA by IFA

Anti-nuclear antibody test by indirect immunofluorescence on HEp-2 cells — the ACR-recommended gold standard for ANA detection.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI MICROSOMAL ANTIBODY (AMA)

Detects autoantibodies against thyroid microsomal antigen (thyroid peroxidase) — the standard test for autoimmune thyroid disease (Hashimoto, Graves).

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI NUCLEAR ANTIBODIES (ANA)

A screening blood test for autoimmune connective tissue disease — lupus, scleroderma, Sjogren, mixed connective tissue disease, autoimmune hepatitis.

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Infectious Disease

COVID ANTIBODY IGG - ELISA

COVID IgG ELISA detects IgG antibody against SARS-CoV-2 using a standardised plate-based assay — used in clinical confirmation and serosurveys.

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Infectious Disease

DENGUE NS1 ANTIGEN RAPID TEST

Dengue NS1 antigen rapid test confirms acute dengue from day 1 to day 7 of fever — earliest reliable dengue marker.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

TIN

Measures tin — rarely ordered; inorganic tin in food is generally safe, but organotin compounds (industrial, fungicides) are highly toxic.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (AMIKACIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against amikacin — the preferred injectable aminoglycoside in second-line TB regimens.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (MOXIFLOXACIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against moxifloxacin — the preferred fluoroquinolone in modern MDR-TB regimens.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS C VIRUS (HCV) QUANTITATIVE PCR

Quantitative HCV PCR measures the viral load in IU/mL — confirms active infection and supports treatment monitoring with direct-acting antivirals.

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HIV / STI

HIV-1, RNA QUANTITATIVE PCR

Measures the amount of HIV-1 RNA in blood — used to monitor treatment response, not for HIV diagnosis. Undetectable = untransmittable (U=U).

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

HDL CHOLESTEROL - DIRECT

Measures HDL — the "good" cholesterol that carries cholesterol away from arteries. Higher is generally better for cardiovascular health.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

Kidney Function Test (KFT)

Measures creatinine, urea, electrolytes, uric acid and (often) eGFR — the standard screen for kidney function, dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

LDL CHOLESTEROL - DIRECT

Measures LDL — the "bad" cholesterol that deposits in artery walls and drives heart disease. The primary treatment target in cardiovascular risk reduction.

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Hematology / Anemia

TOTAL IRON BINDING CAPACITY (TIBC)

Measures the maximum amount of iron your blood transferrin can carry — surrogate for transferrin level. Rises in iron deficiency, falls in chronic disease.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

URINOGRAM

A comprehensive urine panel covering all routine physical, chemical and microscopic findings — Indian labs use the name interchangeably with urinalysis.

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Hormones / Endocrine

Anti Thyroid Antibody (ATAB) Panel

A two-antibody panel (anti-TPO + anti-Tg) used to diagnose autoimmune thyroid disease — Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease.

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Hormones / Endocrine

DHEA - SULPHATE (DHEAS)

DHEA-S is the principal adrenal androgen. The most specific blood marker of adrenal androgen excess in women being worked up for hirsutism, acne or PCOS.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

ETHANOL

Serum ethanol measures the concentration of alcohol in blood — used in suspected intoxication, unexplained unconsciousness, and medico-legal cases.

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Hormones / Endocrine

HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE (HGH)

Growth Hormone (hGH) is the pituitary hormone that drives growth and metabolism. A single random value is rarely useful — interpreted with IGF-1 and dynamic tests.

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Hormones / Endocrine

Thyroid Function Profile (TFT), Free

A three-hormone free thyroid panel — Free T3, Free T4 and TSH — preferred in pregnancy, on the pill and when binding proteins are abnormal.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

UNCONJUGATED ESTRIOL (E3)

Maternal serum estriol — produced jointly by foetal adrenals/liver and placenta. Used in Triple / Quadruple aneuploidy screening.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

URINARY MICROALBUMIN

Detects small amounts of albumin in urine — the earliest signal of kidney damage in diabetes and hypertension, often years before eGFR falls.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS A VIRUS (HAV) - TOTAL

Anti-HAV Total detects both IgM and IgG antibodies — used to confirm past infection or vaccine-induced immunity against hepatitis A.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ARSENIC

Measures arsenic — a major environmental toxin in Indian groundwater. Urine speciation distinguishes harmless seafood arsenic from toxic inorganic forms.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

CADMIUM

Measures cadmium — a major cumulative toxin from smoking, welding, battery and electroplating industries. Causes kidney tubular damage and bone disease.

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HIV / STI

HIV - WESTERN BLOT

A confirmatory HIV antibody test — detects antibodies against specific HIV proteins — largely replaced by sequential ELISA / rapid testing algorithms.

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Infectious Disease

Malaria Parasite Detection by Smear

Microscopic examination of blood for malaria parasites — the WHO reference test for diagnosing and identifying the species causing malaria.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

SILVER

Measures silver — most commonly ordered to investigate argyria (irreversible blue-grey skin) from colloidal silver supplements or chronic occupational exposure.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

THALLIUM

Measures thallium — a rare, severe toxicant (rodenticide, criminal poisoning, contaminated illicit drugs). Both urine and blood are usable; 24-h urine is most informative.

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Immunology

TORCH-5 IgM

5-marker IgM-only TORCH panel — Toxoplasma, Rubella, CMV, HSV-1, HSV-2. Used when acute infection is clinically suspected during pregnancy.

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Infectious Disease

TOXO GONDII - IgG

Measures IgG antibodies to Toxoplasma gondii — used in pre-pregnancy TORCH screening to assess past infection and immunity.

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Immunology

Typhi Dot IgM

Rapid IgM antibody test against the 50-kDa outer membrane protein of Salmonella Typhi — used for early typhoid diagnosis but with significant limitations.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

VANADIUM

Measures vanadium — a metal used in steel alloys, catalysts and oil refining. Test is for occupational exposure assessment, not nutritional screening.

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Infectious Disease

VARICELLA ZOSTER VIRUS ANTIBODY - IGG

Measures IgG antibodies to varicella zoster virus to confirm immunity from past chickenpox or vaccination.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY (MACC) 2ND LINE

Second-line TB drug susceptibility for Moxifloxacin, Amikacin, Capreomycin/Cycloserine and Clofazimine — supporting MDR/XDR-TB regimen design.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY (SIREP) 1ST LINE

First-line TB drug susceptibility for all five core drugs — Streptomycin, Isoniazid, Rifampicin, Ethambutol and Pyrazinamide.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (KANAMYCIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against kanamycin — a second-line injectable aminoglycoside.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

GENEXPERT

Cartridge-based molecular test (CBNAAT / Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra) detecting Mycobacterium tuberculosis DNA and rifampicin resistance within 2 hours.

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Lipids / Cardiac Risk

ANTI PHOSPHOLIPID ANTIBODY (APL) - IGG

Measures IgG antibodies against phospholipids — part of the antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) workup; APS causes thrombosis and pregnancy loss.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

BICARBONATE

Measures serum bicarbonate — the body's main blood buffer — used to assess acid-base balance, kidney function and respiratory disease.

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Kidney / Electrolytes

CREATININE - SERUM

Measures creatinine — a muscle breakdown product cleared by the kidneys. The single most-ordered marker of kidney function.

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Other / Biochemistry

PREALBUMIN

Measures prealbumin (transthyretin) — a short-half-life liver protein — historically used as a marker of recent nutrition status, now interpreted with caution.

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Hematology / Anemia

RETICULOCYTE COUNT (%)

Measures the percentage of young, newly released red blood cells — distinguishes anaemia from blood loss vs marrow failure.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

25-OH VITAMIN D (TOTAL)

Measures the storage form of vitamin D (25-OH D) — the standard way to detect vitamin D deficiency, which is extremely common in India.

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Histopathology / Cytology

ADULT HEMOGLOBIN ELECTROPHORESIS

Separation and identification of haemoglobin variants in adult samples by electrophoresis (cellulose acetate alkaline pH) — used for thalassemia / sickle cell / Hb variant screening.

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Coagulation

ANTI STREPTOLYSIN - O (ASO)

Measures antibodies against streptolysin O — evidence of recent streptococcal infection; used in rheumatic fever, acute glomerulonephritis workup.

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Coagulation

FIBRINOGEN

Measures the level of fibrinogen — the precursor of fibrin clots. Low in DIC and severe liver disease; high as an acute-phase reactant.

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Hormones / Endocrine

FREE TRIIODOTHYRONINE (Ft3)

FT3 is the unbound, biologically active form of T3 — the more potent thyroid hormone. Useful in hyperthyroidism, T3 toxicosis, and equivocal TSH.

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Hormones / Endocrine

TESTOSTERONE

Total testosterone is the principal male sex hormone. The first-line marker in male hypogonadism workup and in female hirsutism / PCOS evaluation.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

VITAMIN B-12

Measures the level of vitamin B-12 in your blood — extremely common to be low in Indian vegetarians and a leading cause of nerve and blood problems.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

VITAMIN D 1,25 - DIHYDROXY

Measures calcitriol — the active hormonal form of vitamin D — used in specific cases (CKD, granulomatous disease, rickets), not for routine deficiency screening.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANA by ELISA Anti Nuclear Antibody screening

Quantitative ELISA-based screen for anti-nuclear antibodies — faster and automatable than IFA but less sensitive; positive ELISA should be reflexed to IFA for pattern.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

ANTI - DSDNA

Measures antibodies against double-stranded DNA — highly specific for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and correlates with disease activity, especially lupus nephritis.

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Hepatitis

ANTI HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN - TOTAL

A qualitative or quantitative measure of total antibody against the hepatitis B surface antigen — confirms immunity from vaccination or recovery.

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Immunology

ASPERGILLUS GALACTOMANNAN ANTIGEN

Galactomannan antigen detects invasive Aspergillus infection — used in immunocompromised patients (haematology, transplant, ICU) to diagnose and monitor.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

BLOOD ELEMENT ANALYSIS PROFILE

Multi-element blood panel measuring toxic heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium) plus essential trace minerals — for occupational, environmental and chronic exposure assessment.

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Immunology

COMPLEMENT 4 (C4)

C4 is consumed when the classical complement pathway is activated. Low C4 supports active SLE, cryoglobulinaemia, and hereditary angioedema.

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Infectious Disease

COVID NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODY

COVID Neutralizing Antibody (NAb) measures functional antibody capable of blocking SARS-CoV-2 from entering cells — the closest correlate of protection.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

CYSTATIN C

Measures serum cystatin C — an alternative GFR marker that is not affected by muscle mass, especially useful in elderly, frail, or amputated patients.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

ERYTHROPOIETIN

Measures serum EPO — used to distinguish causes of polycythaemia and anaemia, and rarely to investigate doping or rare tumours.

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Hepatitis

HEPATITIS C VIRUS - IGG

Anti-HCV IgG detects long-standing or past hepatitis C exposure. A positive result requires HCV RNA to confirm active infection.

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Infectious Disease

HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS II (HSV)-IGG

HSV-2 IgG (type-specific) confirms past HSV-2 infection — almost always sexually transmitted. Persists for life.

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Immunology

IGM LOW CONCENTRATION

High-sensitivity IgM assay measures very low IgM levels — used in suspected hyper-IgM syndrome, IgM deficiency, and neonatal congenital infection screening.

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Immunology

IMMUNOGLOBULIN A (IGA)

IgA is the main antibody at mucosal surfaces. Low IgA can cause recurrent infections; high IgA points to inflammation, IgA myeloma, or chronic liver disease.

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Toxicology / Trace Elements

LEAD

Whole-blood lead level — the standard test for occupational, environmental, or paediatric lead exposure.

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Immunology

TISSUE TRANSGLUTAMINASE - IGA (TTG)

tTG-IgA is the first-line antibody test for celiac disease — highly sensitive and specific in patients eating a normal gluten-containing diet.

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HIV / STI

TREPONEMA PALLIDUM HAEMAGGLUTINATION

TPHA — a treponemal agglutination test using formalinised T. pallidum-sensitised red cells; the traditional confirmatory test after a reactive VDRL/RPR.

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Infectious Disease

WIDAL

Slide agglutination test measuring antibodies to Salmonella Typhi and Paratyphi antigens — a historical typhoid test with significant interpretation limits in India.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

AFB DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY (KCLM) 2ND LINE

Second-line TB drug susceptibility testing for Kanamycin, Capreomycin, Levofloxacin, and Moxifloxacin — critical in MDR-TB management.

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Molecular / Genetic

Karyotyping by G-Banding Blood

Examines all 46 chromosomes in cultured blood cells for numerical or structural abnormalities — used in suspected genetic syndromes and infertility workup.

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Hematology / Anemia

CBC

CBC measures red cells, white cells, platelets and haemoglobin — a routine screen for anemia, infection, bleeding disorders and overall blood health.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

HEMOGRAM - 6 PART (DIFF)

A complete blood count with a 6-part WBC differential — RBCs, platelets, haemoglobin, and detailed leucocyte subtypes including immature granulocytes.

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Other / Biochemistry

SIALIC ACID

Measures total serum sialic acid — a non-specific inflammation marker — used mostly in research and selected clinical settings such as cardiovascular risk and diabetes monitoring.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

STOOL ROUTINE AND MICROSCOPY

A full stool exam — macroscopic, chemical and microscopic — that screens for infection, parasites, malabsorption and GI bleeding.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

TRANSFERRIN URINE

Measures transferrin (a medium-sized protein) in urine — a sensitive early marker of glomerular damage, often abnormal before microalbumin.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

URINE PREGNANCY RAPID TEST

Detects the pregnancy hormone hCG in urine — a quick yes/no test for pregnancy, accurate from about the time of a missed period.

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Other / Biochemistry

ADENOSINE DEAMINASE

Measures ADA — an enzyme released by activated lymphocytes — used in body-fluid samples (pleural, ascitic, CSF) to support a diagnosis of tuberculosis.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

ALPHA FETO PROTEIN (AFP)

A blood test that measures alpha-fetoprotein — used to monitor hepatocellular carcinoma, germ cell tumours and as part of pregnancy screening.

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Hormones / Endocrine

AMH Plus premium

A premium ovarian reserve panel combining AMH with FSH, LH and Estradiol — the standard fertility hormone bundle for women planning pregnancy or IVF.

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Oncology / Tumor Markers

CARCINO EMBRYONIC ANTIGEN (CEA)

A blood marker used to monitor colorectal cancer treatment and detect recurrence — not a screening test for asymptomatic adults.

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Drugs / Therapeutic Monitoring

COCAINE

Urine immunoassay for cocaine metabolite (benzoylecgonine) — workplace screening, forensic, athletic drug control, and addiction-treatment monitoring.

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Hormones / Endocrine

FT3, FT4, TSH (FREE TFT)

Measures Free T3, Free T4 and TSH — the biologically active thyroid hormones plus the pituitary signal. Preferred over Total TFT in pregnancy.

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Hormones / Endocrine

LUTEINISING HORMONE (LH)

LH is the pituitary hormone that triggers ovulation in women and drives testosterone in men. A key fertility and reproductive workup marker.

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Pregnancy / Prenatal

PREGNANCY ASSOCIATED PLASMA PROTEIN A

A placental protein measured at 11–13 weeks. Low values predict Down syndrome risk and placental dysfunction.

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Hormones / Endocrine

Thyroid Panel 4, Thyroscreen FT4 And TSH-3Rd Gen

A focused two-marker thyroid screen — Free T4 + TSH (3rd gen) — the minimal panel most international guidelines recommend for routine thyroid assessment.

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Hormones / Endocrine

TPO (Thyroid Peroxidase) Antibody

TPO antibody is the most sensitive marker of autoimmune thyroid disease — the key blood test in Hashimoto's and a pregnancy-planning screen.

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Vitamins / Nutrition

VITAMIN E

Measures serum alpha-tocopherol — the principal form of vitamin E — a fat-soluble antioxidant used in suspected deficiency and malabsorption.

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Immunology

BETA2 MICROGLOBULIN

Beta-2 microglobulin reflects tumor burden in multiple myeloma and lymphoma, and rises in kidney failure. Used for staging and monitoring.

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Infectious Disease

COVID ANTIBODY TOTAL- ELISA

COVID Total Antibody ELISA detects combined IgM + IgG against SARS-CoV-2 — used in serosurveys, past-exposure confirmation and research.

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Hepatitis

H3 Profile (HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C)

A combined screen for HIV, hepatitis B (HBsAg) and hepatitis C (anti-HCV) — standard before surgery, blood donation, pregnancy and as a sexual-health check.

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Autoimmune / Rheumatology

Histopathology Biopsy: Extra Large/Cancer Resection

Detailed microscopic examination of a cancer resection specimen — defines tumour type, grade, stage, margins, lymph node involvement and prognostic markers.

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Cardiac Markers

PROCALCITONIN

Measures procalcitonin — a marker that rises preferentially in bacterial infections and sepsis, used to guide antibiotic starting and stopping.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (ETHIONAMIDE)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against ethionamide — a second-line thioamide used in MDR-TB regimens.

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Tuberculosis / Mycobacterial

ANTIBIOGRAM - MTB (STREPTOMYCIN)

Single-drug DST for Mycobacterium tuberculosis against streptomycin — the oldest TB drug, now rarely used clinically.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

Blood Culture, Bactec Aerobic

An aerobic blood culture using the BACTEC automated incubator — detects oxygen-requiring bacteria and yeast in the bloodstream.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

Blood Culture, Bactec Anerobic

An anaerobic blood culture using the BACTEC automated system — detects oxygen-intolerant bacteria such as Bacteroides and Clostridium in the bloodstream.

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Molecular / Genetic

Maternal screen (Triple test)

A second-trimester maternal blood test combining AFP, hCG and unconjugated estriol — estimates risk of Down syndrome, trisomy 18 and neural tube defects.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

STOOL C/S

Identifies bacterial pathogens in stool and tests antibiotic sensitivity — used in dysentery, persistent diarrhoea, and suspected enteric infection.

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Histopathology / Cytology

Histopathology Biopsy: Large Specimen

Histopathology of large resection specimens (> 5 cm) — colectomy, mastectomy, hysterectomy, nephrectomy, gastrectomy, prostatectomy, lobectomy. Same analyte as "Histopath (Large)" rate-card variant.

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Histopathology / Cytology

PAP-Pap smear

Cervical cytology screen for precancerous lesions and cervical cancer — uses Bethesda-system reporting; sampling from the transformation zone.

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Histopathology / Cytology

FNAC

Diagnostic procedure where a thin needle aspirates cells from a palpable / image-guided lump for cytological examination — common for thyroid, breast, lymph node, salivary gland nodules.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

URINE CULTURE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY

Identifies the bacteria causing a urinary tract infection and tests their antibiotic sensitivity — the gold-standard test for UTI diagnosis and treatment.

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Histopathology / Cytology

Histopathological examination - Small

Histopathological examination of small biopsy specimens (≤ 1 cm) — punch, pinch, core needle. Same diagnostic standards as Histopath (Small) and Histopathology Biopsy: Small Specimen rate-card variants.

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Microbiology / Urine / Stool

THROAT SWAB C/S

Grows bacteria from a throat swab and tests antibiotic sensitivity — confirms strep throat and guides treatment in persistent or severe pharyngitis.

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Histopathology / Cytology

HISTOPATH (MEDIUM)

Histopathological examination of medium specimens (1-5 cm) — excisional biopsies, wide local excisions, lumpectomies, partial mastectomies, small organ resections.

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Histopathology / Cytology

Histopathology Biopsy: Medium Specimen

Histopathology of medium specimens (1-5 cm) — excisional biopsies, wide local excisions, lumpectomies. Same analyte as "Histopath (Medium)" rate-card variant.

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Histopathology / Cytology

LBC CERVICAL SMEAR

Liquid-Based Cytology cervical smear — modern alternative to conventional Pap with better sample preservation, fewer unsatisfactory smears, and reflex HPV testing on the same vial.

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Histopathology / Cytology

HISTOPATH (LARGE)

Histopathological examination of large specimens (> 5 cm) — major organ resections (colectomy, hysterectomy, nephrectomy, gastrectomy, prostatectomy, mastectomy) and large tumour resections.

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Histopathology / Cytology

HISTOPATH (SMALL)

Histopathological examination of small biopsy specimens (≤ 1 cm) — skin punch biopsies, mucosal pinch biopsies (GI endoscopy), core needle biopsies, polypectomy fragments.

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Histopathology / Cytology

Histopathology Biopsy: Small Specimen

Histopathology of small biopsy specimens (≤ 1 cm) — skin punch, mucosal pinch, core needle biopsies. Same analyte as "Histopath (Small)" rate-card variant.

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