The Shilling test is used to diagnose vitamin B12 deficiency and determine whether the body is absorbing this essential nutrient properly. It involves administering a dose of radioactive vitamin B12 and measuring its absorption through urine collection over 24 hours. If the excretion is low, it may indicate malabsorption issues, such as pernicious anemia or other gastrointestinal disorders affecting B12 absorption.
The test is also used to diagnose rectal cancer
A maternal blood test is used to diagnose listeriosis.
blood test
serum analysis test for
It is a test done to diagnose the kidney functions...
a simple blood test
Typhoid Dot test
How do teachers diagnose a learning disability? He can't diagnose the disease if he doesn't know its symptoms. A blood test is used to diagnose thyroid problems.
cystic fibrosis
CT Scan
No laboratory test can reliably diagnose AD, although some patients will be reactive to tests designed to diagnose allergy.
Fluorescien staining