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Diagnostic Tests

Information on the various types of diagnostic and laboratory tests. Its meaning and how to read medical results.

How to prepare for a urine test and interpret the results The urine test, also known as urinalysis type 1 or EAS (Abnormal Elements of Sediment), is an examination normally requested by physicians to identify changes in the urinary and renal systems, which... Updated in 16/08/2019
Neutrophils: What do high or low levels indicate Neutrophils are a type of leukocyte and are therefore responsible for the body\'s defenses and immunity. Updated in 13/08/2019
ANA Test: what is it, purpose, how to interpret the result The ANA test is a type of test widely used to assist in the diagnosis of autoimmune diseases, especially systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Updated in 13/08/2019
What is curettage and how is the procedure done Curettage is a procedure performed by a gynecologist with the objective of cleaning the uterus by removing remnants of an incomplete abortion or placenta after normal delivery, or even... Updated in 13/08/2019
Leukocytes: what are they and what's their ideal count Leukocytes, also known as white blood cells, are the cells responsible for defending the body against infections, diseases, allergies and colds, being part of each person\'s immune... Updated in 12/08/2019
Leukogram: Learn how to interpret the test result A white blood cell is a part of a blood test that consists of evaluating white blood cells, also called white blood cells, which are the cells responsible for the body\'s defense. Updated in 09/08/2019
Hemoglobin in urine: what can it indicate and how to treat it Hemoglobin in the urine, scientifically called hemoglobinuria, occurs when red blood cells destroy themselves and are eliminated through the urine, giving urine a reddish and transparent color. Updated in 06/08/2019
Pregnancy Test: Differences Between a Pharmacy Test and Blood Test A pharmacy pregnancy test can be done as soon as your period is late 1 day, and the blood test to see if you are pregnant can be done 12 days after your fertile period, even before your period is... Updated in 06/08/2019
6 Homemade pregnancy tests and why they aren't reliable After unprotected intercourse there is always a risk of becoming pregnant, especially if the woman was within her fertile days. Updated in 26/07/2019
Color Doppler Ultrasound: Purpose, How to Prepare and Main Types A Doppler ultrasound color Doppler ultrasound, is an important test for assessing blood vessel circulation and blood flow in a particular organ or region of the body. Updated in 26/07/2019

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