Health screening is different at different hospitals and clinics. Healthcare providers usually assemble a few different packages to suit your age and budget. Some of the screening tests are listed below.
* Body Fat Measurement and Body Mass Index (BMI)
* Complete Haematological Parameters (CBC)
* Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
* Liver Function Test
* Kidney Function Test
* Blood Glucose
* Lipid/Cholesterol Profile
* Gout/Uric Acid
* Thyroid Screen
* Bone Mineral Status (Calcium and Phosphate)
* Immunology:
--- Rheumatoid Factor
--- Anti-DS DNA Antibody
--- Anti-Nuclear Antibody
* Cardiac Risk:
--- Homocysteine
--- Apolipoprotein A&B
--- HS CRP
--- Lipoprotein A
* Hepatitis A Screening
* Hepatitis B Screening
* Hepatitis C Screening
* HIV Screening
* Venereal Disease (VDRL/TPHA)
* Tumour Marker - Liver
* Tumour Marker - Colon
* Tumour Marker - Intestine
* Tumour Marker - Lung
* Tumour Marker - Nose
* Tumour Marker –Prostate (Men)
* Tumour Marker - Breasts (Women)
* Pap Smear(Women)
* Urinalysis
* Urine Microalbumin (qualitative/quantitative)
* Stool Occult Blood
* Chest X-Ray
* Ultrasound Pelvis / Prostate
* Ultrasound Abdomen
* Bone Densitometry
* CT Coronary Angiogram
* CT Abdomen
* CT Pelvis
* MRI Brain / MRA Brain
* MRI Cervical Spine
* MRI Lumbar Spine
* MRI Prostate
* 12 Leads Resting Electrocardiogram (ECG)
* Treadmill Stress Echo
* Ankle Brachial Index (ABI)
* Spirometry (Lung Function Assessment)
* Tonometry (Glaucoma Screen)
* Audiometry (Hearing Test)
* Nasoscopy (Nose Cancer Screen)
* Retinophotography (Diabetic Eye Test) |
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