Pathology Testing

Pathology tests are a range of tests that analyze bodily fluids and tissues to help diagnose and monitor disease:

Blood tests: Can check for blood clotting disorders, bleeding disorders, and platelet disorders

Microbiology Tests

Microbiology tests are used to identify the presence and type of microbes in a sample, or to diagnose infections:

Bacterial endotoxin testing: Determines the presence and quantity of endotoxins in a sample

Biochemistry Tests

Biochemical tests are used to measure enzymes and other substances in the body to assess the function of organs like the liver, kidneys, and pancreas. Some examples of biochemical tests include:

Histopatology Tests

Histopathology is a microscopic examination of tissue samples to diagnose and study diseases:

Purpose, Histopathology tests are used to diagnose diseases such as cancer, infections, and inflammatory or benign abnormal growth.

Urine Tests

A urine test, also known as a urinalysis, is a medical exam that analyzes a urine sample to check for a variety of conditions:

Urinalysis: A basic test that examines the physical properties, chemical composition, and microscopic contents of urine. It's often part of a routine exam, and is also performed before surgery or when someone is admitted to the hospital.

Blood Tests

A blood test, also known as blood work, is a lab analysis of a blood sample to measure or count cells, chemicals, or other substances in the blood. Blood tests are one of the most common types of medical tests and can be used to:

Diagnose diseases and conditions, such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and HIV/AIDS etc

Fever Tests

Fever tests can help identify the cause of a fever, which can be a symptom of many different conditions:

Fever profile test: A series of tests that can include a complete blood count (CBC), erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), and urine exam. Other tests that may be included are: Malaria parasite detection, Widal test for typhoid

Allergy Tests

There are several types of allergy tests, including:

Skin prick test A common test that involves putting drops of allergens on the skin and then pricking the skin to allow the allergens to enter. If you're allergic, a red bump or hive will appear within 15–20 minutes. This test is used to detect allergies that cause an immediate reaction, like hay fever or some food allergies.