Title : Hysteroscopy
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| Short Description : Blood test
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Explanation of Test: This test screens for a variety of infectious diseases. Immunoglobulin G (IgG) is the antibody responsible for protection against viruses, bacteria and toxins. Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is responsible for protecting the respiratory, gastrointestinal and urinary tracts from viruses and bacteria. Immunoglobulin M (IgM) is a primary response antibody to active infections. IgM is produced in response to rheumatoid factors, Rh antibodies etc.
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Reference range: adult immunoglobulin G: 7.30-15.3g/Ladult immunoglobulin A: 0.70-3.76 g/Ladult immunoglobulin M: 0.29-1.52 g/L
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Title : Iron
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| Short Description : Blood test
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| Explanation of Test: This test helps to determine total iron storage in the body, differentiate anemias and evaluate nutritional status. Iron exists in the blood bound to a protein known as transferrin or as part of haemoglobin. Iron in haemoglobin is responsible for transporting oxygen from lung to tissues. Elevated levels may indicate anaemia or acute iron poisoning. Decreased levels may indicate iron deficiency or chronic diseases such as lupus, infections or rheumatoid arthritis
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Reference range: adult male: 11-29 adult female: 11-27 mol/L
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| Title : Kidney |
| Function: Chloride |
| Description : Chloride level, another electrolyte, is directly dependent on the level of sodium. The level of chloride will increase in dehydration or in loss of carbon dioxide by overbreathing. Low level of chloride may be seen in uncontrolled diabetes, excessive vomiting and kidney disease |
| Reference range: adult: 96-108 mmol/L |
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