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Hepatitis Panel 8
ANTI HEPATITIS A VIRUS (ANTI HAV) - IGM ANTI HEPATITIS B CORE ANTIGEN (AHBC) - IGM ANTI HEPATITIS B CORE ANTIGEN (AHBC) - TOTAL ANTI HEPATITIS C VIRUS (ANTI HCV) - TOTAL ANTI HEPATITIS E VIRUS (Anti HEV) - IgM HEPATITIS B ENVELOPE ANTIBODY HEPATITIS B ENVELOPE ANTIGEN (HBEAG) HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIBODY (ANTI-HBs)
Infectious Diseases 1
HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN (HBSAG)
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Hepatitis Panel I Reference Guide
This profile combines nine verified hepatitis-related results from one serum sample. It includes selected hepatitis A, B, C and E markers. Fasting is not required for the verified collection. Results need marker patterns, timing, history and clinician interpretation.
Why This Test Is Ordered
Reason Description
Know the verified panel scope Hepatitis B surface antigen measurement is included. Hepatitis B surface antibody measurement is included. Total and IgM core antibody measurements are included. Hepatitis B envelope antigen and antibody are included. See selected viral hepatitis markers Total hepatitis C antibody measurement is included. Hepatitis A IgM antibody measurement is included. Hepatitis E IgM antibody measurement is included. All nine results use one serum route. Keep result limits clear Hepatitis B markers require pattern-based interpretation. A reactive hepatitis C antibody needs RNA follow-up. One laboratory marker cannot replace clinical assessment. Testing history and timing affect interpretation.
Symptoms And Who Should Test
Situation Description
People with clinician-directed testing Clinicians may request selected hepatitis markers. Testing depends on individual symptoms and history. Previous vaccination information can be relevant. Share earlier hepatitis reports when available. People reviewing laboratory reports Review all reported markers together carefully. Hepatitis B interpretation uses marker combinations. A reactive antibody result needs appropriate follow-up. Reference ranges support report review. People planning follow-up discussions Bring previous laboratory reports to appointments. List medicines and relevant medical history. Ask which result combinations need follow-up. Follow the ordering clinician’s recommended next steps.
Preparation And Interpretation Notes
Topic Guidance
Follow verified collection preparation Fasting is not required before collection. Provide the requested serum blood sample. Follow laboratory instructions if they differ. Ask before changing a scheduled appointment. Share useful testing information Mention prior hepatitis vaccination when relevant. List previous hepatitis tests accurately. Describe recent symptoms to the clinician. Bring earlier laboratory reports when available. Use results safely Discuss all results with the ordering clinician. Do not diagnose infection from one marker. Ask about RNA follow-up after reactive HCV antibody. Seek prompt medical advice for concerning symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this profile include?
It includes selected hepatitis A, B, C and E marker measurements.
Is fasting required?
No. The live catalog lists fasting as not required.
Which sample is collected?
The live catalog lists a serum blood sample.
Does it include HBsAg?
Yes. Hepatitis B surface antigen is included.
Does it include anti-HBs?
Yes. Hepatitis B surface antibody is included.
Does it include anti-HCV?
Yes. Total hepatitis C antibody is included.
Does it include hepatitis A IgM?
Yes. Hepatitis A IgM antibody is included.
Does it include hepatitis E IgM?
Yes. Hepatitis E IgM antibody is included.
Can one marker diagnose hepatitis?
No. Markers need timing, history and clinician interpretation.
Can I book this profile in {city}?
Collection in {city} depends on address serviceability.
Who can review results in {city}?
A qualified clinician in {city} can review the complete report.