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Results of any tests will only be shared with you and your oncologist.

For adults, blood taken into a 4ml EDTA Tube For children, blood taken into a 2ml EDTA tube For neonates, blood taken into a 1mL EDTA minicollect tube

Microbiology Notes These tests are referred to a Regional Reference Centre Amikacin levels are non-urgent investigations and efforts should be made to

There are multiple areas of this bundle but we specifically wanted to improve the timing of the correct blood tests and X-rays on admission.

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Bronchoscopy Discharge advice following a Bronchoscopy Lung Function tests Pulmonary Embolism Thoracoscopy

You have had urodynamic tests - these are tests on your bladder, often carried out to confirm that you do have stress urinary incontinence.

If you begin to take this medication you will initially need regular blood tests to check your blood count and further urine tests.

Further information To learn more about prolactin, visit Lab Tests Online For more detailed information on the investigation and management of prolactinoma

Full Blood Counts are performed at CGH and GRH See also: Reticulocyte Count The FBC comprises the following tests Standard Haemoglobin (Hb) White Blood

Please see Lab Tests Online-UK for more general advice, links and background. A minimum of 2 ml of urine is required for routine analysis.

Diagnosis is based on a physical examination and a number of clinical tests.

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They will ask questions about your symptoms, and you may be offered an ultrasound scan or blood tests.

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This is a reference laboratory investigation – tests performed in Southmead Hospital (NBT) Microbiology Department.

You may also need to give a blood sample or have other tests.

Will I need more tests?

Your blood tests will monitor the levels and if necessary, you may be given a replacement of those electrolytes intravenously.