Metabolic Profile - Advanced New

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List of test included in Metabolic Profile - Advanced New

Phosphorous

Basophils
Basophils - absolute count
Eosinophils
Eosinophils - absolute count
Hematocrit(pcv)
Hemoglobin
Immature granulocyte percentage(ig%)
Immature granulocytes(ig)
Lymphocyte
Lymphocytes - absolute count
Mean corp.hemo.conc(mchc)
Mean corpuscular hemoglobin(mch)
Mean corpuscular volume(mcv)
Mean platelet volume(mpv)
Monocytes
Monocytes - absolute count
Neutrophils
Neutrophils - absolute count
Nucleated red blood cells
Nucleated red blood cells %
Platelet count
Platelet distribution width(pdw)
Platelet to large cell ratio(plcr)
Plateletcrit(pct)
Red cell distribution width (rdw-cv)
Red cell distribution width - sd(rdw-sd)
Total leucocytes count (wbc)
Total rbc

Average blood glucose (abg)
Hba1c

Chloride
Sodium

Serum copper
Serum zinc

% transferrin saturation
Iron
Total iron binding capacity (tibc)
Unsat.iron-binding capacity(uibc)

Hdl / ldl ratio
Hdl cholesterol - direct
Ldl / hdl ratio
Ldl cholesterol - direct
Non-hdl cholesterol
Tc/ hdl cholesterol ratio
Total cholesterol
Trig / hdl ratio
Triglycerides
Vldl cholesterol

Alanine transaminase (sgpt)
Albumin - serum
Alkaline phosphatase
Aspartate aminotransferase (sgot )
Bilirubin (indirect)
Bilirubin - total
Bilirubin -direct
Gamma glutamyl transferase (ggt)
Protein - total
Serum alb/globulin ratio
Serum globulin
Sgot / sgpt ratio

Magnesium

Blood urea nitrogen (bun)
Bun / sr.creatinine ratio
Calcium
Creatinine - serum
Urea (calculated)
Urea / sr.creatinine ratio
Uric acid

Total thyroxine (t4)
Total triiodothyronine (t3)
Tsh - ultrasensitive

Aluminium
Antimony
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Bismuth
Cadmium
Caesium
Chromium
Cobalt
Lead
Manganese
Mercury
Molybdenum
Nickel
Selenium
Silver
Strontium
Thallium
Tin
Uranium
Vanadium

Vitamin a
Vitamin b-12
Vitamin b1/thiamin
Vitamin b2/riboflavin
Vitamin b3/nicotinic acid
Vitamin b5/pantothenic
Vitamin b6/pyridoxal - 5 - phosphate
Vitamin b7/biotin
Vitamin b9/folic acid
Vitamin d total
Vitamin d2
Vitamin d3
Vitamin e
Vitamin k

Metabolic Profile Advanced New Reference Guide

This package contains 108 results across 13 catalog groups.
It combines glucose, lipid, liver, kidney, thyroid, blood-count and nutrient markers.
Overnight fasting supports consistent measurement for the package.
Results are most useful when reviewed as patterns, not isolated diagnoses.

Why This Test Is Ordered

See metabolic health together	HbA1c reflects average glucose over roughly two to three months. Lipid results describe cholesterol and triglyceride patterns. Sodium, chloride and magnesium support fluid-balance assessment. Calcium, phosphate and vitamin D require clinical context.
Review liver and kidney markers	Liver markers include enzymes, bilirubin, proteins and albumin. Abnormal liver results cannot identify one specific disease alone. Creatinine, urea and BUN provide limited kidney-related context. Kidney assessment may also require urine testing or eGFR.
Understand blood and nutrient groups	The hemogram counts red cells, white cells and platelets. Iron markers are interpreted with hemoglobin and clinical history. Vitamin B12 and folate results may need confirmation testing. Vitamin D total is the usual status marker.
Treat specialised screens carefully	T3, T4 and TSH are interpreted together for thyroid assessment. Trace-element findings need exposure history and repeat confirmation. A result outside range does not establish toxicity alone. This package cannot replace symptom-directed medical evaluation.

Symptoms And Who Should Test

Adults reviewing metabolic risk	Diabetes, blood pressure and lipid history guide interpretation. HbA1c and lipids are useful within an overall risk review. Family history can help clinicians select appropriate follow-up. Screening intervals should follow individual clinical advice.
People with nutritional concerns	Restricted diets can affect iron, B12 and vitamin intake. Fatigue has many causes beyond nutrient-related abnormalities. Results should not prompt unsupervised high-dose supplementation. Pregnancy and chronic illness need personalised interpretation.
People monitoring chronic conditions	Existing liver, kidney or thyroid disease needs clinician-guided monitoring. Trends can matter more than one isolated result. Bring earlier reports when discussing unexpected changes. This package does not include urine albumin testing.
People with exposure concerns	Element testing is most useful with a credible exposure history. Workplace, hobby and medicine details can matter. Unexpected findings usually need confirmation before conclusions. Urgent symptoms require assessment without waiting for reports.

Preparation And Interpretation Notes

Complete the overnight fast	Follow the package instruction for overnight fasting before collection. Plain water is usually acceptable during fasting. Avoid alcohol before testing unless your clinician says otherwise. Ask the laboratory about any extra booked tests.
Handle medicines safely	Do not stop prescribed medicines without medical advice. Ask whether morning medicines should wait until collection. Share diabetes medicines to prevent unsafe fasting decisions. Record supplements, especially vitamins, minerals and biotin.
Bring useful clinical context	Carry previous reports for meaningful trend comparison. Mention recent illness, dehydration, exercise or alcohol intake. Describe symptoms without assuming one test explains them. Tell the clinician about known kidney, liver or thyroid disease.
Plan sensible follow-up	Use the laboratory reference range printed with your report. A clinician may repeat or add targeted tests. Abnormal results can have non-disease explanations. Seek urgent care for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this profile include?

It includes 108 results across metabolic, organ, blood-count, vitamin and element groups.

Is fasting required?

Yes; follow the current package instruction for overnight fasting.

Does it diagnose every health condition?

No; results need symptoms, examination and sometimes targeted tests.

What does HbA1c show?

It estimates average blood glucose over approximately two to three months.

Can liver markers diagnose liver disease?

No; abnormal results often need clinical review and further testing.

Do kidney markers replace urine testing?

No; urine albumin and eGFR may be needed for kidney assessment.

Why are iron tests included?

Iron measures help assess iron status alongside blood counts and history.

Can vitamin results guide supplements?

Only with clinical guidance; high-dose supplements may be inappropriate or harmful.

What do trace-element results mean?

They need exposure history and often confirmation before conclusions.

Who should interpret this report?

A qualified clinician should interpret the full pattern and your history.

Is home collection available?

Availability depends on your entered address and serviceability.

Sources: Hemoglobin A1C Test, Liver Function Tests, Kidney Tests, Complete Blood Count, Fasting for a Blood Test, Thyroid Tests, Vitamin D Fact Sheet, Iron Fact Sheet, Vitamin B12 Fact Sheet

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Metabolic Profile - Advanced New

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