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Urinalysis is used to diagnose many different problems. It can test for urinary tract infection, blood sugar problems, kidney damage, imbalance in calcium, phosphorus, potassium, etc.
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What lab tests can confirm a lipidoess diagnosis?
Blood tests, urine tests, and tissue tests can be used to confirm a diagnosis of lipidoses.
How are congenital infections diagnosed in newborns?
Diagnosis of congenital infections in newborns may be based on a physical examination, symptoms, and blood or urine tests.
What kind of alcohol tests are there?
Blood, breath, and I think urine. Not sure about that one though.
What blood tests can confirm a diagnosis of melioidosis?
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How can you know that a person is having migraine through what tests?
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Your cat can not stand up right what is wrong?
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How is shock diagnosed?
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What is the major disadvantage of using preservatives in urine?
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