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A test that examines a sample from joint (synovial) fluid under the microscope to help identify signs of infection.
A blood test that measures chromogranin A, a marker used to help evaluate neuroendocrine tumors.
A blood test that checks for beta-D-glucan, a fungal cell wall marker, helping diagnose invasive fungal infections.
A blood test that measures procalcitonin, helping assess for serious bacterial infection.
A blood test that measures troponin I, a marker of heart muscle injury.
A test that grows a sample from urine to identify bacteria causing infection and the antibiotics that will treat it effectively.
Avoid taking antibiotics for 48 hours before the test. If necessary, specify the antibiotic name. Inform the physician if there is a pregnancy. Wash the genital area thoroughly, discard the first portion of urine into the toilet, and collect the remaining urine in the collection cup.
A test that examines a sample from vaginal discharge under the microscope to help identify signs of infection.
A test that measures cholesterol levels in a body fluid sample, helping investigate the cause of fluid buildup.
A test that grows a sample from a throat swab to identify bacteria causing infection and the antibiotics that will treat it effectively.
Avoid taking antibiotics for 48 hours before the test. If necessary, specify the name of the antibiotic. Fast for 6 hours.
A test that examines a sample from nasal discharge under the microscope to help identify signs of infection.
