Corona Pathology

A comprehensive blood test examining 20 different items in the bloodstream.

A comprehensive blood test examining 20 different items in the bloodstream.

Includes eight tests that provide information about the present status of kidneys and the respiratory system.

Rapid molecular diagnostic tests utilizing special instruments to produce results faster with less hands-on time than traditional culture testing.

Blood component isolation to identify molecular irregularities, anomalies, or specific microorganisms suggesting gastrointestinal infections.

A complete blood count measures the physical characteristics of blood cells to monitor existing blood disorders, evaluate treatment response, and check overall health.

Evaluates Alanine Transaminase (ALT) levels in the body to help detect potential liver damage.

Checks for the ratio of ALT to Aspartate Aminotransferase to identify potential liver or muscle problems.

Analyzes how well the liver is making proteins, where low levels can indicate poor liver functioning.

Molecular and laboratory diagnostic test designed to test respiratory samples taken from children to identify pathogens more likely to appear in younger patients.

Comprehensive medical, employment, forensic, and athletic toxicology testing services measuring legal and illegal drugs using urine, blood, saliva, or tissue samples.

Measures the amount of alkaline phosphatase in the blood to screen for bile duct disease or bone illness.

Measures the amount of bilirubin in the body to determine if the liver is functioning properly.

Blood testing that gives health professionals information about the levels of coagulation agents in the bloodstream.

A blood chemistry test analyzing a targeted subset of substances.

Comprehensive toxicology confirmation testing service for urine and oral fluid samples to identify the presence of legal and illegal drugs and their metabolites.

A blood chemistry test analyzing a targeted subset of substances.

A blood chemistry test analyzing a targeted subset of substances.

Used to provide information about liver inflammation and liver damage or illness.

Culture created with a nasopharyngeal swab or aspirator sample to identify bacteria, fungi, or viruses present.

Qualitative or quantitative molecular assays used when a virus is the suspected source of a GI infection.

Hematology testing of bone marrow to determine how cancer is affecting blood cells.

A routine hematology test that involves counting the total number of white and red blood cells and platelets present in a blood sample.

Microbial cultures performed to determine the type of bacterial organism causing issues with the GI tract and the activity level of those organisms.

An essential laboratory test used for tracking blood sugar control, screening for diabetes, and monitoring treatment effectiveness in diabetic patients over a three-month span.

The isolation of a virus that may be causing a respiratory ailment or infection is done with a cell culture using a cell growth attempt to confirm the presence of a virus or identify a particular viral strain.

A non-specific and routine blood test to evaluate inflammation activity, infections, and autoimmune diseases.

Features a variety of tests to estimate kidney function.

Tests that can ascertain the specific blood types of those being tested, essential for scenarios including transfusions.

Laboratory test performed to determine which antibiotics will likely be effective for a patient against an isolated sample.

Helps identify an issue with the electrolyte balance in the body.

Detects issues with the thyroid gland’s function.

Microscopic examination and analysis of stool samples to identify gastrointestinal infections, checking microbial balance, absorption, digestion, consistency, pH, and viral or bacterial antigens.

Laboratory culture testing using samples obtained with a swab, nasal aspirator, or nasal wash to check for pathogens such as staphylococcus aureus.

Provides data about an individual’s chance of having cardiovascular disease.

Tests that measure the levels of various kinds of cholesterol in the blood of tested parties.

An indirect Coombs test for pregnant women and blood compatibility, or a direct Coombs test to confirm autoimmune hemolytic anemia.

Tests that assess the levels of glucose in the blood of tested parties at specific times, useful for ailments such as diabetes.

A common hematology test where macromolecules are separated by size.

Tests that work to ascertain the levels of certain gases in the blood, including carbon dioxide, oxygen, and pH balance.

A platelet function test measuring the amount of time it takes for blood to clot.

Tests that check the levels of certain kinds of bacteria in the bloodstreams or bodies of people being tested.

A routine test performed to determine the nature of a rash or skin lesion.

A blood film test or blood smear done to check for abnormalities in blood cells, often ordered as a follow-up test.

A test to identify chromosomal disorders or abnormalities.

Supply item used for oral toxicology specimen collection.

Pre-printed requisition forms for test ordering.

Collection and transport system for clinical microbiology specimens.

Sample collection vial and solution used for cytology and molecular testing.

Supply item used for buccal cell and DNA sample collection.

Supply item used for respiratory specimen collection.

Supply item used for urine specimen collection.

Biohazard transport bags for secure specimen transport.

Supply item used for gastrointestinal specimen collection.