Total IgE in the allergy list
Allergy in the opening catalogue is total IgE, serum, at ₹700. From age 12 the range opens under 100 IU/mL. It is not a panel of food or dust allergens.
Read articleAllergy in the opening catalogue is total IgE, serum, at ₹700. From age 12 the range opens under 100 IU/mL. It is not a panel of food or dust allergens.
Read articlePap smear opens at ₹800 with adequacy and a Bethesda line. FNAC opens at ₹1,200 with site, microscopy and impression. Both are typed reports.
Read articleSemen analysis opens at ₹500. The sample note asks for 2 to 7 days of abstinence. Volume, count, motility and morphology each have a cut-off.
Read articleSerum electrolytes open at ₹400: sodium, potassium and chloride. Adult sodium opens at 136–145. Critical limits are stored on sodium and potassium.
Read articleStool routine opens at ₹150: colour, mucus, blood, ova and cell counts. Occult blood is a second test at the same opening price, with a single Negative line.
Read articlePSA, CEA, AFP, CA-125 and CA 19-9 are separate serum tests. PSA bands change with age. A number outside the band is a flag, not a cancer report.
Read articleCardiac markers are troponin I, CK-MB, NT-proBNP and hs-CRP. Troponin opens at ₹1,500 with a cut-off under 0.04 ng/mL. That cut-off is assay dependent.
Read articleUrine culture opens at ₹600. The report is typed: growth, organism, colony count and the antibiotic list. The software does not pick the organism.
Read articleVitamin D, B12 and folate are three serum tests. Vitamin D opens at ₹1,400. The flag band is 30–100 ng/mL. The printed note also names the lower bands.
Read articlePT with INR opens at ₹250 on citrate plasma. The rows are patient PT, control PT, INR and ISI. aPTT, D-dimer and fibrinogen are separate coagulation tests.
Read articleHIV, HBsAg, anti-HCV and VDRL open as screening rows with the text Non-Reactive. They are serum tests in Serology. A line on the page is not a diagnosis.
Read articleDengue opens at ₹1,200 with NS1, IgM and IgG. Malaria opens at ₹400 with antigen and smear. Widal, in Serology, prints four titres.
Read articleUrine routine opens at ₹150 on a fresh mid-stream sample. Colour, dipstick lines and the cell counts are typed. Pregnancy test and microalbumin are separate.
Read articleFasting, post-meal and random glucose open at ₹80 each, on fluoride plasma. HbA1c opens at ₹500 on EDTA blood, with an estimated average glucose row.
Read articleThyroid profile opens at ₹700 and prints total T3, total T4 and TSH. TSH alone is ₹350. Free T3 and free T4 are separate tests.
Read articleLipid profile opens at ₹600. Fasting of 12 to 14 hours is the sample note. Cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL, VLDL and two ratios are on the panel.
Read articleKFT opens at ₹700 on serum: urea, BUN, creatinine, uric acid, an eGFR line and the BUN/creatinine ratio. Adult urea opens at 15–40 mg/dL.
Read articleThe liver function test opens at ₹750 on serum. It prints bilirubin, AST, ALT, ALP, GGT, protein, albumin, globulin and the A/G ratio.
Read articleCBC opens on EDTA blood at ₹350. Adult hemoglobin is 12.0–15.0 g/dL for a woman and 13.0–17.0 g/dL for a man, from age 15. The lab can edit that.
Read articleWD Lab Report opens with 101 tests and 216 parameters in 18 departments. This page names each department and what sits in it.
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The doctor or the agent is chosen on Book order. Commission is a percentage or a flat amount, and the ledger can record when you have paid it.
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The menu shortcuts are Alt combinations. Ctrl+Enter runs the main button on the page. Esc closes a popup.
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The program can write an encrypted copy of the database on a schedule, or you can download one yourself.
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An update replaces the program. Patients, bills, prices, reports and the licence stay on the computer.
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An A4 PDF with your letterhead, the patient’s range, flags on abnormal values, and the signatures you saved.
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Booking, results, bills and the saved PDF stay on the Windows PC. The licence check is the part that uses the internet.
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