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Name Of Test |
Primary Useful Purposes Of Each Test |
| 1 |
CK TOTAL |
Sensitive marker for muscle disease (head and skeletal combined). |
| 2 |
CK3 (MM) |
Sensitive marker for skeletal muscle in health or disease (calculated). |
| 3 |
CK2 (MB) |
Sensitive marker for heart muscle damage (angina, ischemia, Ml, etc.). |
| 4 |
HOMOCYSTEINE |
Increased levels are associated with increased cardiovascular disease risk. |
| 5 |
TROPONIN I |
Ultra sensitive marker for heart muscle cell damage. |
| 6 |
BNP |
Research level to define early and progressive stages of congestive head failure. |
| 7 |
LDH TOTAL |
Combined marker for heart, liver, hemolytic, muscle, lung, renal pathologies. |
| 8 |
LD1/LD2 RATIO |
Mainly, in our use, for early signs of degenerative head disease |
| 9 |
LD1 |
Mainly elevated in acute head attack (AMI), myocardial degeneration, hemolysis. |
| 10 |
LD2 |
Mainly elevated in head disease. |
| 11 |
LD3 |
May be elevated in renal or lung disease.. |
| 12 |
LD4 |
Mainly elevated in liver disease. |
| 13 |
LD5 |
Mainly elevated in liver and/or muscle disease. |
| 14 |
BILIRUBIN TOTAL |
Points to developing or established jaundice. |
| 15 |
BILIRUBIN DIRECT |
When elevated defines degree of intra or extra hepatic bile duct obstruction. |
| 16 |
BILIRUBIN INDIRECT |
When elevated indicates excessive red blood cell destruction. |
| 17 |
GGT |
Liver test defines liver duct blockage, usually from drugs and/or alcohol. |
| 18 |
SGOT (AST) |
Liver and head muscle test to define rate of cellular degeneration and/or repair. |
| 19 |
SGPT (ALT) |
Liver test to define rate of liver cell degeneration and/or repair. |
| 20 |
CHOLINESTERASE (Pseudo) |
Liver function test related to psychological stress. |
| 21 |
PROTEIN TOTAL |
Circulating available protein. |
| 22 |
PREALBUMIN |
Very sensitive test for early evidence of protein deficiency and/or malabsorption. |
| 23 |
ALBUMIN |
Liver produced multi-functional protein vital to nutritional life support. |
| 24 |
GLOBULIN |
Test for total amount of immune (defensive) proteins in the blood. |
| 25 |
A/C RA11O |
Test helps to recognize liver damage. |
| 26 |
ALK PHOS TOTAL |
Liver, bone, and intestinal enzyme sources pointing to degeneration and repair. |
| 27 |
ALP1 (FAST LIVER) |
Elevated in more advanced liver disease and cancer of the liver. |
| 28 |
ALP2 (LIVER) |
Elevated in liver disease - earliest marker of liver damage |
| 29 |
ALP3 (BONE) |
Elevated in excessive bone turnover (osteoporosis, bone cancer, fractures, growth, etc.) |
| 30 |
ALP4 (BOWEL) |
Test for intestinal disease. |
| 31 |
NEOPLACENTAL ALP |
(Regan-Nagao) Marker for certain malignancies. |
| 32 |
OSMOLALITY |
Overall measure of electrolyte balance. |
| 33 |
MAGNESIUM TOTAL |
Test for magnesium deficiency. |
| 34 |
CALCIUM TOTAL |
Test for regulation of calcium utilization. |
| 35 |
Ca++ (Anaerobic) Adj to pH 7.40 |
Test for immediate bioavailability of calcium to muscles, heart, nervous system, etc. |
| 36 |
Na+ |
Very important electrolyte level for life support (related to salt). |
| 37 |
K+ |
Very important electrolyte level for life support. |
| 38 |
pH Blood |
Acid/Alkaline balance maintained with great precision in the blood for life. |
| 39 |
Cl- |
Very important electrolyte level for life support (related to salt). |
| 40 |
PHOSPHORUS |
In health maintained in balance with calcium. |
| 41 |
BUN |
Kidney function test sensitive to hydration and level of dietary protein intake. |
| 42 |
CREATININE |
Kidney function filtration test, elevated in proportion to kidney failure. |
| 43 |
BUN/CREATININE RATIO |
Kidney function test. |
| 44 |
URIC ACID |
High in gout and low in low protein diet. |
| 45 |
GLUCOSE |
Test for diabetes and hypoglycemia. |
| 46 |
VITAMIN D |
Test to determine vitamin availability for bone repair. |
| 47 |
LIPASE |
Test for pancreatitis and functional health of pancreas. |
| 48 |
AMYLASE |
Testfor pancreatitis and/or enzymatic health of pancreas and some other glands. |
| 49 |
TRIGLYCERIDES |
May be elevated in cardiovascular disease and associated with excessive sugar intake. |
| 50 |
CHOLESTEROL TOTAL |
Test for fat metabolism. Generally elevated by animal fats. |
| 51 |
HDL CHOLESTEROL |
Generally called good cholesterol presumably protecting arteries. |
| 52 |
LDL CHOLESTEROL |
Generally called bad cholesterol presumably contributing to damage of arteries. |
| 53 |
VLDL CHOLESTEROL |
Generally called very bad cholesterol presumably contributing to damage of arteries. |
| 54 |
TC/HDL RATIO |
Index to estimate arterial damage. |
| 55 |
APO Al |
Protein carrier of good cholesterol. |
| 56 |
APO B |
Protein carrier of bad cholesterol. |
| 57 |
APO Al/B RATIO |
Excellent marker for estimated level of coronary occlusion. |
| 58 |
CLOTTING TIME |
Measures the rate of blood clot formation. |
| 59 |
FIBRINOGEN |
Clot forming protein used with CRP in evaluating risk of heart attack. |
| 60 |
C-REACTIVE PROTEIN |
Ultra high sensitivity inflammatory marker; especially useful indicator of heart attack risk. |
| 61 |
ALPHA1-GLYCOPROTEIN |
Biochemical immune system protein commonly elevated in inflammation and tumors. |
| 62 |
ALPHA1-ANTITRYPSIN |
Biochemical immune system protein commonly elevated in inflammation & lung disease. |
| 63 |
MACROGLOBIN |
Biochemical immune protein elevated in inflammation; depressed in immune deficiency. |
| 64 |
HAPTOGLOBIN |
Biochemical immune protein depressed in hemolysis. |
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| 65 |
CERULOPLASMIN |
Biochemical immune protein often depressed in chronic fatigue. |
| 66 |
C3 COMPLEMENT |
Biochemical immune protein may be depressed in immune deficiency. |
| 67 |
C4 COMPLEMENT |
Biochemical immune protein may be depressed in immune deficiency. |
| 68 |
C-REACTIVE PROTEIN |
Ultra high sensitivity inflammatory marker; especially useful indicator of heart attack risk. |
| 69 |
ESR |
Elevated in inflammation and anemia. |
| 70 |
RBC AGGREGATION (TDT) |
Marker for toxemia and acute phase response. |
| 71 |
IgA |
Antibody production primarily of gut lining origin. |
| 72 |
IgM |
Antibody production may be elevated in acute inflammation. |
| 73 |
lgG |
Antibody production may be elevated in chronic inflammation. |
| 74 |
lgE |
Antibody production elevated in allergic sensitivity and parasites. |
| 75 |
IRON-TOTAL SERUM |
Blood level for circulating iron. |
| 76 |
TIBC |
Defines the protein carrier level available for iron transport. |
| 77 |
FERRITIN |
Defines the level of total stored iron resources. |
| 78 |
% SATURATION |
Defines the level of iron carrier protein in use. |
| 79 |
GASTRIN |
Stomach hormone activates production of peristalsis, HCI, intrinsic factor and enzymes. |
| 80 |
PEPSINOGEN i |
Stomach lining enzyme high in gastritis/ulcer, low in pernicious anemia and gastric CA. |
| 81 |
VITAMIN B12 |
Maybe depressed in gastric disease or B12 deficiency, or elevated in certain diseases. |
| 82 |
RED BLOOD COUNT |
Measures the number of circulating red blood cells. |
|
| 83 |
HEMOGLOBIN |
Measures the amount of red color in the blood (hemoglobin). |
| 84 |
HEMATOCRIT |
Measures the red blood cell volume in circulation. |
| 85 |
MCV |
Measures the size of the red blood cells. |
| 86 |
MCH |
Measures the concentration of hemoglobin in the red cells. |
| 87 |
MCHC |
Measures the average concentration of hemoglobin in the red blood cells. |
| 88 |
WHITE BLOOD COUNT |
Counts the number of circulating white blood cells. |
| 89 |
NEUTROPHILS |
Counts the number of circulating infection and inflammation"fighting" white blood cells. |
| 90 |
LYMPHOCYTES |
Counts the number of circulating regenerative white blood cells. |
| 91 |
MONOCYTES |
Counts the number of circulating WBC's commonly related to chronic inflammation. |
| 92 |
EOSINOPHILS |
Counts the number of circulating WBC's commonly related to allergy. |
| 93 |
BASOPHILS |
Counts the number of circulating WBC's commonly related to chronic inflammation. |
| 94 |
PLATELETS |
Non-nucleated circulating cells that protect against blood vessel leakage. |
| 95 |
TSH |
Thyroid stimulating pituitary hormone. Most sensitive thyroid function test. |
| 96 |
FTI (T7) (T3-U x 14/100) |
Calculated thyroid function test index. |
| 97 |
T4 |
Circulating level of primary thyroid hormone. |
| 98 |
13 UPTAKE |
Circulating level of precursor thyroid hormone. |
| 99 |
ACTH |
Pituitary hormone activator of the adrenal cortex. |
| 100 |
CORTISOL |
Adrenal cortex hormone. |
| 101 |
DHEA |
Adrenal anti-aging hormone also in females related to virilization. |
| 102 |
LH |
'Pituitary hormone activator of the ovaries and testes useful in fertility testing. |
| 103 |
FSH |
Pituitary hormone activator of the ovaries and testes useful in fertility testing. |
| 104 |
TESTOSTERONE |
Primary male hormone useful in fertility testing. |
| 105 |
ESTRADIOL |
Primary female hormone useful in fertility testing. |
| 106 |
HGH |
Human growth hormone greatly activated in fasting for enhancement of youthfulness. |
| 107 |
PROGESTERONE |
Female hormone related to menstrual cycle. |
|
| 108 |
PROLACTIN |
Pituitary hormone useful in diagnosis of ammenorrhea and pituitary tumors. |
| 109 |
PSA |
Marker for prostate disease and prostate tumors. |
| 110 |
FREE PSA |
Very sensitive marker for prostate disease and prostate tumors. |
| 111 |
PAP |
Sensitive marker for prostate disease. |
| 112 |
TOTAL ACID PHOS |
Tumor marker. |
| 113 |
ALPHA-FETOPROTEIN |
Tumor marker. |
| 114 |
Beta-hCG |
Tumor marker. |
| 115 |
CEA |
Intestinal tract tumor marker especially colorectal. |
| 116 |
CA 19-9 |
Gastrintestinal tumor marker for colorectal, stomach, liver and pancreas. |
| 117 |
CA 27-29 |
Breast tumor marker. |
| 118 |
CA 125 |
Ovarian tumor marker. |
| 119 |
ANTI-CANCER ANTIBODY TEST |
A sensitive marker for early detection of cancer cell multiplication. |
| 120 |
SIALIC ACID |
In cell wall disruptive disease, estimates one's position on the toxic degenerative cascade. |
