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Specific tests: Positive TPPA in syphilis, Positive 14-3-3 protein in Sporadic or Variant CJD, Positive Viral PCR in meningitis.

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In some situations, it may be necessary for you to be examined and/or have specialist tests carried out.

If you have been referred to the department for other tests the appropriate information leaflets would have been sent with your appointment letter.

Blood tests before your admission

As with the change in temperature protocol, you will also need to get used to the fact that your child will no longer have weekly blood tests, as these

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This page gives you information about tests used to help identify problems at the back of the eye.

I am able to: explain investigations or tests you are having and support you through them chase up appointments for tests and their result explain any

The Emergency Department does not offer routine urine or blood tests after someone has experienced drink or needle spiking to detect the presence of any

procedures such as blood tests and other treatments or investigations.

We may arrange for you to have further tests such as a chest X-ray, blood tests and/or an electrocardiogram (ECG) trace of the heart.

We will need to check that these medicines are not causing any serious side effects and you will therefore be asked to have blood tests at regular intervals

Are there any tests or examinations needed to confirm the diagnosis?

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This may prevent you needing to return for further imaging tests or provide additional information that could not be obtained with any other test.

Colonoscopy or flexible sigmoidoscopy Colonoscopy or flexible-sigmoidoscopy tests both use a flexible tube with a light and a camera, and will give a clear

Investigations such as an X-ray, scans, urine tests and an external examination may help to identify the cause of a urinary symptom.

The GP may take some vaginal swab tests and give you a course of antibiotics.

These 3 tests (rescreens) need to be negative before the surgery can take place.