Search available tests by name, then open a test to review its details and precautions.
A blood test that checks for antibodies to Mycoplasma pneumoniae, a cause of atypical pneumonia.
A blood test that checks for rheumatoid factor, helping support the diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.
A test that examines a sample for tuberculosis bacteria.
A test that checks for Chlamydia trachomatis antigen, a sexually transmitted infection.
A test that examines a sample for fungal infection.
A blood test that measures 5'-nucleotidase, an enzyme related to liver and bile duct health.
A calculated ratio comparing albumin to globulin, helping assess liver and immune status.
A blood test that measures prostatic acid phosphatase, an enzyme related to the prostate gland.
A blood test that measures albumin, a protein reflecting liver and nutritional status.
A 24-hour urine test that measures albumin levels, an indicator of kidney health.
24-hour urine collection: Empty your bladder completely into the toilet and record the time. Then collect all urine passed afterward in a clean, dry container until the same time the next day. Keep the urine refrigerated until it is sent to the laboratory.
