Preventive Health Screening

Absolute blast count indicates hematologic emergency requiring immediate oncology consultation.

Absolute nucleated RBC count quantifies serious bone marrow stress, requiring immediate hematologic assessment.

Urine albumin detects early kidney damage and cardiovascular risk, allowing for preventive interventions.

ALP reflects bile duct health and bone metabolism. Optimal levels suggest proper bile flow, healthy liver function, and balanced bone turnover.

ALT serves as a sensitive indicator of liver cell health and integrity. Optimal levels suggest excellent liver function and effective cellular metabolism and detoxification.

AST reflects cellular health across multiple organ systems, particularly liver and muscle. Optimal levels indicate excellent cellular integrity and metabolic function.

Blasts indicate potential acute leukemia or severe bone marrow disorder, requiring immediate hematologic evaluation.

BUN reflects kidney filtration capacity and protein metabolism. Optimal levels indicate healthy kidney function and appropriate protein processing by the liver.

Calcium is fundamental for bone health, muscle function, and nerve transmission, with levels tightly regulated by parathyroid hormones.

Creatinine measures kidney filtration capacity and muscle metabolism, serving as the primary indicator of kidney health and detoxification.

eAG provides an intuitive understanding of long-term glucose control by translating HbA1c into familiar blood glucose values for better patient comprehension.

eGFR measures kidney filtration capacity, essential for toxin elimination, blood pressure control, and healthy aging.

GGT measures liver detoxification capacity and is highly sensitive to toxic exposures, alcohol, and oxidative stress.

Fasting glucose serves as a cornerstone marker for glucose metabolism, with optimal levels indicating efficient insulin function and metabolic health.

HbA1c serves as a metabolic report card, reflecting long-term glucose control and helping identify prediabetes and diabetes risk before serious complications develop.

LDL cholesterol requires context of particle size, density, and oxidation status for accurate cardiovascular risk assessment. Small, dense, oxidized LDL particles pose the greatest risk.

RBC magnesium provides accurate assessment of intracellular magnesium status, crucial for energy production, cardiovascular health, and optimal enzymatic function.

MCH measures hemoglobin content per red blood cell, helping assess anemia severity and guide nutritional interventions.

MCHC measures hemoglobin concentration within red blood cells, providing the most specific indicator of iron deficiency.

MCV measures red blood cell size, providing critical insights into iron, B12, and folate status for targeted nutritional interventions.

MPV measures platelet size and function, providing insight into bleeding risk and cardiovascular health.

Nucleated RBCs indicate severe bone marrow stress or disease, requiring immediate medical evaluation.

Occult blood detects microscopic bleeding in the urinary tract, requiring investigation for underlying causes.

Platelet count reflects the body's ability to stop bleeding and heal wounds. Optimal levels ensure proper clotting function while maintaining healthy circulation.

PSA serves as the primary screening tool for prostate health and cancer detection. Optimal levels and stable trends indicate healthy prostate function.

RDW measures red blood cell size variation, detecting early nutritional deficiencies and mixed deficiency states before other markers change.

ESR measures systemic inflammation and serves as a valuable screening tool for inflammatory conditions and monitoring treatment response.

Bilirubin reflects liver processing capacity and red blood cell turnover. Optimal levels indicate healthy liver function and may provide antioxidant protection.

Total cholesterol provides an overview of lipid status but must be interpreted alongside other markers like HDL, particle size, and inflammatory markers for accurate cardiovascular risk assessment.

WBC count measures immune system strength and activity, providing essential insight into infection resistance and immune health.