This is a single-marker test measuring antidiuretic hormone. It is useful for the differential diagnosis of patients with water balance disorders, including diabetes insipidus in conjunction with osmolality and hydration status.
Lab Test Comparisons
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This is a single-marker test measuring uric acid. It can help diagnose gout, renal failure, and a variety of other conditions.
Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)
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Access Med Labs
Serum
This is a single-marker test measuring lactate dehydrogenase (LDH). Elevated serum levels of LDH have been observed in a variety of disease states.
Phosphorus
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Access Med Labs
Serum
This is a single-marker test measuring phosphorus. Serum phosphorus levels should be correlated with serum calcium levels to be of diagnostic value. Phosphorus is used to help diagnose and treat kidney diseases, parathyroid gland disorders, and Vitamin D imbalances.
Uric Acid (UA)
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Boston Heart
Serum
This is a single-marker test measuring uric acid. It can help diagnose gout, renal failure, and a variety of other conditions. Please be advised that Boston Heart Diagnostics policy states that practitioners cannot order labs on themselves or their immediate family members.
Cystatin C
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Boston Heart
Serum
This is a single-marker test measuring cystatin C. Please be advised that Boston Heart Diagnostics policy states that practitioners cannot order labs on themselves or their immediate family members.
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