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SECTIONS OF LABORATORY AND COMMONLY REQUESTED LABORATORY TESTS Flashcards

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  • This section is intended for the testing of blood and other body fluids to quantify essential soluble CHEMICALS including waste products useful for the diagnosis of certain diseases
  • analyzes serum and plasma for chemical constituents to evaluate general health and disorders of body systems and organs
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Clinical chemistry

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  • for the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus
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Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) and Glycosylated Hemoglobin

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  • High- and Low-Density Lipoprotein
  • Triglycerides
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Total Cholesterol

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4
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For the diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases

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triglycerides

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5
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Elevated levels indicate kidney disorders or gout

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blood uric acid

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6
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Elevated levels indicate kidney disorders

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blood urea nitrogen

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7
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Elevated levels indicate kidney disorders

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Creatinine

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8
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ALT means?

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Alanine aminotransferase

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9
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  • Elevated levels indicate liver disorders
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Aspartate aminotransferase

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10
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  • Elevated levels indicate BONE or LIVER disorders
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Alkaline phosphatase

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  • Elevated levels indicate liver or hemolytic disorders
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Bilirubin

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12
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Elevated levels indicate early liver disorders

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Gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT)

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13
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Elevated levels indicate myocardial infarction or lung or liver disorders

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Lactic dehydrogenase

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14
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Elevated level indicate pancreatitis.

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Amylase and lipase

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15
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Evaluate body fluid balance

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Electrolyte (Na, K, Cl, CO2)

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This section is subdivided into
four sections:
* Bacteriology
* Mycobacteriology
* Mycology and Virology
- Focused on the identification of bacteria and fungi on specimens received.
* Most samples are obtained from the blood, urine, throat, sputum, genitourinary tract, wounds, cerebrospinal fluid and feces

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Microbiology

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17
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4 steps of primary stain

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  1. Crystal violet
  2. Iodine
  3. Alcohol
  4. Safranin
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18
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  • This section deals with the enumeration of cells in the blood and other body fluids (e.g., CSF, pleural fluid, etc.)
  • Coagulation studies focus on blood testing for the determination of various coagulation factors
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Hematology and Coagulation Studies

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19
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✓ the most common body fluid analyzed in this section and a specimen obtained by using a collection tubes with lavender stopper that contain ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) which inverted eight times.
✔The liquid portion of the blood is PLASMA if it is obtained from a sample that has been anticoagulated. Contains protein fibrinogen
✓If the sample is allowed to clot, the liquid portion is SERUM

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Whole blood

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20
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  • Is the most common type of test performed in the Hematology section
  • Screening test to assess patient conditions such as INFECTIONS and MALIGNANCY.
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Complete Blood Count

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21
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Determines the percentage of the different types of WBC and evaluates RBC and platelet morphology

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differential

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22
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Determines the volume of RBC packed by CENTRIFUGATION

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hematocrit

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23
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Determines the OXYGEN-carrying capacity of RBC

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hemoglobin

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24
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Determines the hemoglobin in RBC amount of

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Mean corpuscular hemoglobin

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25
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Determines the weight of hemoglobin in RBC and compares it with the size of the cell

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Mean corpuscular hemoglobin
concentration

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26
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Determines the size of RBC

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Mean corpuscular volume

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27
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Determines the number of platelets in circulating blood

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Platelet count

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28
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Determines the number of RBC in circulating blood

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Red blood cell count

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29
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Calculation to determine
differences in the size of RBC

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Red blood cell distribution width

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30
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Determines the number of WBC in circulating blood

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White blood cell count

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31
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Determines the number and type of cells in bone marrow

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Body fluid analysis

32
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Determines the number and type of cells in bone marrow

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Bone marrow

33
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Determines the rate of RBC sedimentation

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Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate

34
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Evaluates bone marrow production of RBC

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Reticulocyte count

35
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Screening test for sickle cell anemia

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Sickle cell

36
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  • In this area, the overall process of Hemostasis (stoppage of blood flow from a damaged blood vessel) is evaluated; this includes platelets, blood vessels, coagulation factors, fibrinolysis, inhibitors and anticoagulant therapy
  • Plasma from a sample drawn in tube with light blue stopper that contains the anticoagulant sodium citrate
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Coagulation Section

37
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Evaluates the intrinsic system of coagulation cascade and monitors heparin therapy

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Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time

38
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Screening test for increased clotting tendencies

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Antithrombin III

39
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Evaluate the function of platelets

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Bleeding time

40
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Measures abnormal blood clotting and fibrinolysis

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D-dimer

41
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Detect factor deficiencies that prolong coagulation

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Factor Assays

42
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Test for increased fibrinolysis

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Fibrin degradation products

43
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Determines the amount of fibrinogen in plasma

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Fibrinogen

44
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Evaluates the function of platelets

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Platelet aggregation

45
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Evaluates the extrinsic system of coagulation cascade and monitors Coumadin therapy

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Prothrombin time and international normalized ratio

46
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Determines if adequate fibrinogen is present for normal coagulation

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Thrombin time

47
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  1. This section comprise two areas:
    * Urine analysis and other body fluids
    * Examination of stool or routine fecalysis
    * Urinalysis is the routine screening procedure to detect disorders and infections of the kidney and to detect metabolic disorder such as diabetes mellitus and liver disease.
    * Consists of physical, chemical, and microscopic examination in urine
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Clinical microscopy

48
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In urinalysis, this…
- detects blood, bilirubin and other pigments
- Depends on hydration status
- Normal color of urine = Yellow

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color

49
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In urinalysis, this:
Detects cellular and crystalline elements

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Appearance

50
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In urinalysis, this:
Measures the concentration of urine

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Specific gravity

51
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In urinalysis, this: Determines the acidity of urine

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pH

52
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In urinalysis, this: Elevated levels indicates KIDNEY DISORDERS

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Protein

53
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In urinalysis, this: Elevated levels indicates DIABETES MELLITUS

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Glucose

54
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In urinalysis, this: Detects red blood cells or hemoglobin

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Blood

55
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In urinalysis, Elevated levels indicate LIVER DISORDERS

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Bilirubin

56
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In urinalysis, Elevated levels indicate LIVER or HEMOLYTIC DISORDER

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Urobilinogen

57
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In urinalysis, this: Detects BACTERIAL INFECTION

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Nitrite

58
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In urinalysis, this: Detects WBC

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Leukocyte esterase

59
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In urinalysis, this determines the number and type of CELLULAR ELEMENTS (elements include: RBC, WBC, Bacteria, casts, crystals, other forms of crystal elements)

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Microscopic

60
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  • Blood typing and compatibility testing are the two main activities performed in this section.
  • Screening for all ANTIBODIES and identification of antibodies as well as blood components used for transfusion are also conducted.
  • Blood bank samples are collected in plain red, lavender, or pink stopper plasma.
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Immunohematology/blood banking

61
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Refers to: ABO and Rh (Rehus) typing

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(Blood) Group and Type

62
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Detects abnormal antibodies in serum

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Antibody screen

63
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Detects abnormal antibodies on RBCs

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Direct antihuman globulin test or direct Coombs

64
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Identifies abnormal antibodies in serum

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Panel

65
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ABO, Rh typing, and compatibility test

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Type and crossmatch

66
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ABO, Rh typing, and compatibility test

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Type and screen

67
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  • Performs tests to evaluate the body’s immune response; that is, the production of antibodies and cellular activation
  • Analyses of SERUM ANTIBODIES in certain infectious agents (primarily viral agents) are performed in this section
  • Hepatitis B profile tests, serological test for syphilis, and tests for hepatitis C and dengue fever some examples of antibody screening tests
  • Blood for this section is collected with Cred stoppers.
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Immunology/Serology

68
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Study of immune system

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Immunology

69
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Study of serum

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serology

70
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Liquid portion of clotted blood

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serum

71
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liquid portion of unclotted/anticoagulated blood

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plasma

72
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most abundant coagulation protein in the blood

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fibrinogen

73
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HbA1C

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glycosylated hemoglobin

74
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  1. total cholesterol
  2. HDL - high density lipoprotein
  3. LDL - low density lipoprotein
  4. triglycerides
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lipid profile

75
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fasting time range for fasting blood sugar?

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8-10 hrs

76
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Fasting time range for lipid profile?

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12 - 14 hrs

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