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A basic blood count consists of several tests. These tests determine the number of cells in the blood and the structure of the red blood cells.

High-sensitivity CRP measures inflammation and the risk of arterial disease.

CRP (C-reactive protein) is a test used to investigate inflammation. CRP levels increase during inflammation.

The creatinine value helps assess kidney function. The Pt-GFRe test reflects the kidneys’ ability to cleanse the blood, that is, their ability to remove excess water and waste materials from the body. Contains 2 values: creatinine and calculated GFR. 

Glucose is an indicator of the blood sugar level. Blood sugar affects general well-being and energy levels, muscle and brain function and the feeling of hunger.

Potassium is an essential salt for the body. It regulates, among other things, the body's fluid balance.

Magnesium is an essential mineral for the body. It is needed for the functioning of the nervous system and several enzymes.

Cortisol is measured when there is a suspicion of excessive or insufficient cortisol secretion, which are medical conditions. Overactivity (hypercortisolism) causes, for example, Cushing's disease, and underactivity (hypocortisolism) causes, for example, Addison's disease.

Calcium is the most important building block of our bones.

The aspartate aminotransferase (ASAT) test measures liver function and damage.

Transferrin transports iron in the body to tissues that need it. This test examines the proportion of transferrin that has an iron atom attached.

The glutamyl transferase test provides information about liver health.

Albumin is one of the most important proteins in the body. Many vitamins and hormones travel in the body bound to it.

Alkaline phosphatase is an enzyme particularly related to liver and bile function. It is also secreted in connection with bone diseases. The value is especially elevated by diseases that disrupt bile secretion or break down bone.

The measurement of ESR is used to determine the body's inflammatory status.

Tissue transglutaminase is the most sensitive antibody test used for diagnosing and monitoring celiac disease. For a reliable celiac diagnosis, it is required that the individual has been on a gluten-containing diet for at least 6 weeks prior to sample collection.

The test is used, for example, in the diagnosis of liver damage and hemolytic anemias.

Urate refers to uric acid. Its concentration in the blood can increase due to factors such as alcohol consumption and being overweight.

Zinc is an essential mineral for the body, involved in numerous bodily functions.

Transferrin is one of the values that describe the body's iron status. Iron is transported to tissues where it is needed with the help of this protein.

Iron is needed for the formation of red blood cells’ hemoglobin. In addition, it acts as a catalyst in many enzyme reactions. An iron test (fP-Fe) is primarily carried out as an additional test when determining the transferrin saturation.

Prealbumin indicates liver health and the nutritional status of the body.

Urea is a waste product that the body cannot utilize. Urea measurement is used in the monitoring of chronic kidney failure.

Creatine kinase is an enzyme found in muscle cells. It enters the bloodstream when muscle cells are damaged.

Phosphate is an important trace element needed for the well-being of bones and teeth, the construction of genetic material, and the functioning of enzymes.

Antibodies against thyroglobulin (TyglAb) can form when thyroglobulin leaks into the bloodstream as thyroid tissue breaks down.

The E-Retik test is used to assess the state of red blood cell production.

Sodium is one of the most important salts in the body. It is essential for life, being a key substance in maintaining the membrane tension of all cells. 

Investigation of bleeding tendency. Assessment of liver function. Evaluation of vitamin K metabolism.

The pregnancy test measures the concentration of the placenta hormone. A blood sample is a more reliable method than a urine sample for detecting early pregnancy; a pregnancy test from a blood sample can indicate the onset of pregnancy approximately 10 days after fertilization. This test provides a numerical result.