LABORATORY TEST
The laboratory test is a procedure for carrying out examinations that can help doctors determine the diagnosis of the disease. In a laboratory test, materials or samples from patients are taken and analyzed. materials or samples can be in the form of blood, urine, sputum (sputum) and even feces (human feces).
At Virtu DigiLab, you can get complete laboratory test services with fast and accurate test results. Supported by sophisticated and high-quality medical equipment, Virtu DigiLab is able to provide accurate diagnosis results.
Available Laboratory Test Services
Understand & Prepare Your Procedure
- Screening test for a disease.
- Confirm disease diagnosis.
- Finding diagnostic possibilities that can disguise the symptoms of the disease.
- Predict the course of the disease to determine patient therapy.
- Assist in monitoring treatment and the effectiveness of therapy given to patients.
- Knowing whether there are abnormalities or diseases that are often found such as diabetes, dengue fever, or typhoid fever (typhoid).
- Gender, age, and ethnicity.
- What do you eat and drink?
- Drugs consumed.
- How well did you follow the pre-test instructions?
Laboratory tests are usually done when the doctor needs further tests to make a diagnosis of the disease. Doctors usually advise patients to do laboratory tests with the following conditions:
- On medication or have a disease that affects blood cells.
- As part of a routine check.
- Have some symptoms, such as tiredness, weight loss, fever, weakness, bruising, bleeding, other signs of infection, or signs of cancer.
- When receiving treatment (drugs or radiation) that changes blood count results.
- To monitor long-term (chronic) health problems that can change blood count results, such as chronic kidney disease.
- Consult with a doctor first before carrying out laboratory tests.
- Prepare requirements before sampling, such as fasting, stopping the medication, and not doing strenuous physical activity.
- Calm down, no need to worry, stress, or fear.
- The recommended fasting duration is around 10-12 hours (except glucose checks, only 8 hours of fasting). Avoid eating/drinking foods that contain calories. Only consume clear water. Because it can interfere with laboratory diagnostic tests.
- The urine sample that is collected is urine in the middle, not the first or last out. A good time to take a urine sample is morning urine after waking up.
- Consult the results of the examination again with the doctor so that there are no misinterpretations.