Results for "tests"

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

During this appointment your blood pressure, pulse and temperature will be recorded and other tests such as an ECG and pre procedure bloods will be taken

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

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

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

This may be because the doctor wishes to discuss the biopsy results with you, examine your skin again, to arrange more tests or to offer you treatment.

They will then send this sample to the laboratory for tests. If you are concerned about your wound, tell the nurse looking after you.

The procedure may take a little longer if additional tests need to be checked such as your blood count.

Types of barium tests

The patient may have blood tests, scans or X-rays to find out why they are ill but currently there is no test for delirium.

dispose of them in the bin immediately after use Immediately wash and rinse well any stained clothing and bedding separately from other items Avoid any tests

We would only carry out blood or skin prick tests in very few cases.

It is important that you attend all hospital appointments and tests arranged for you.

It is important that you attend all hospital appointments and tests arranged for you.

Before the decision is made to have surgery, you may have several tests such as an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scan, a CT (Computerised Tomography

first couple of weeks after the surgery, please go to the Accident & Emergency Department, Gloucestershire Royal Hospital as investigations such as blood tests

There are no tests used to diagnose HS. The diagnosis is usually made by your dermatologist after discussing your symptoms.

A member of the nursing team will have explained to you what has been done today and any further tests that you may need.

Your baby may need further heel prick tests to monitor infection levels.

Blood ketone testing is more accurate than urine tests.