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ANTE NATAL PROFILE
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PREGNANCY CARE PACKAGE

An Antenatal Profile (AN Profile) is a group of routine blood and urine tests done during pregnancy to monitor the health of the mother and the developing baby. It helps in early detection of infections, anemia, blood group compatibility issues, diabetes, and other pregnancy-related conditions. This profile is usually done during the first prenatal visit and may be repeated in later trimesters if required.

Includes 51 Test Parameters
ANTE NATAL PROFILE

  • 1. (A137) BLOOD GLUCOSE RANDOM

  • 1. QUANTITY
  • 2. COLOUR
  • 3. TRANSPARENCY
  • 4. SPECIFIC GRAVITY
  • 5. PH
  • 6. URINE PROTEIN
  • 7. URINE GLUCOSE
  • 8. URINE KETONES BODIES
  • 9. BILIRUBIN
  • 10. NITRATE
  • 11. BLOOD
  • 12. BILE SALT
  • 13. BILE PIGMENT
  • 14. RBC`S
  • 15. PUS CELLS
  • 16. EPITHELIAL CELLS
  • 17. CRYSTALS
  • 18. CASTS
  • 19. YEAST CELLS
  • 20. BACTERIA
  • 21. OTHER

  • 1. (A138) BLOOD GROUP (ABO & RH FACTOR)

  • 1. (A726) THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE (TSH)

  • 1. HEPATITIS C VIRUS HCV ANTIBODY RAPID

  • 1. VDRL

  • 1. HAEMOGLOBIN
  • 2. RED BLOOD CELL (RBC) COUNT
  • 3. PACKAD CELL VOLUME (PCV) / HEMATOCRIT
  • 4. MEAN CORPUSCULAR VOLUME (MCV)
  • 5. MEAN CORPUSCULAR HEMOGLOBIN (MCH)
  • 6. MEAN CORPUSCULAR HB CONCENTRATION (MCHC)
  • 7. RED CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH (RDW-CV)
  • 8. RED CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH (RDW-SD)
  • 9. TOTAL LEUCOCYTE COUNT (TLC)
  • 10. NEUTROPHILS
  • 11. LYMPHOCYTES
  • 12. MONOCYTES
  • 13. EOSINOPHILS
  • 14. BASOPHILES
  • 15. ABSOLUTE NETROPHIL COUNT
  • 16. ABSOLUTE LYMPHOCYTE COUNT
  • 17. ABSOLUTE MONOCYTE COUNT
  • 18. ABSOLUTE EOSINOPHILE COUNT
  • 19. PLATELET COUNT
  • 20. PLATELET DISTRIBUTION WIDTH (PDW)
  • 21. PCT (PLATELETCRIT
  • 22. MEAN PLATELET VOLUME (MPV)
  • 23. P-LCR
  • 24. P-LCC

  • 1. (A430) HBsAg -HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN (AUSTRALIA ANTIGEN) CLIA
Preparation
Usually no special preparation needed. If blood sugar test included, 8–10 hours fasting may be required. Take morning sample if advised. Avoid stopping medicines unless told by doctor.
Reporting Time: With in 24 Hrs