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Overview of Medical Investigations.pdf
1. Overview of Medical Laboratory
Investigations And other
Investigations
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Dr. C V Karunarathna, MBBS (Kelaniya), MSc in Community Medicine(Colombo)
Medical Officer – Training
Provincial Health Training Centre North Central Province.
2. Objectives
´ To understand what medical laboratory investigations/Medical
investigations are
´ To know the types of medical laboratory investigations/other investigations
´ To understand the importance of knowing about investigations as a
caregiver
´ Getting familiar with some selected , basic and common investigations.
´ Get to know the importance of preparation for some specific
investigations
3. Medical Investigations
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´ A medical procedure that involves testing a sample of blood, urine,
other body fluids, cells ,tissue or other procedures carried out on a
person which helps in diagnosis and management of a disease
condition.
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4. Types of Medical Investigations
´ Biochemical Ix (ෛජව ෛවද% පරීක්ෂණ )
´ Blood Ix (LFT/RFT/LIPID Profile/FBS/PPBS/HbA1C/Trop I/ Na/K)
´ Urine Ix (UFR)
´ Body fluids( Peritoneal fluid/CSF/Plural fluid/Sputum/Saliva)
´ Hematological Ix (රක්තෙව්ද පරීක්ෂණ )
´ FBC/ Blood Picture/PT/INR
´ Cytological/Histological Ix (ෛසල හා පටක පරීක්ෂණ )
´ Immunological Ix (පතිශක්තිකරණය සම්බන්ධ පරීක්ෂණ)
´ Microbiological Ix (ක්ෂුදජීව පරීක්ෂණ )
´ Gram stain/Culture ABST/Viral/Fungal studies/Serology
´ Radiological Ix (විකිරණෙව්ද පරීක්ෂා )
´ USS/MRI/CT/Angiogram
´ Other procedures
´ Endoscopy, ECG, Hearing tests, Vision tests
11. Why you need to know
about investigations as a
Caregiver ?
12.
13. Investigations alone can not help in the
management of the patient.
In a hospital/Clinical setting-
Doctors/Nurses
´ History
´ Examination
´ Investigations
´ Diagnosis
´ Management
´ Follow up
At Home/Care Institution
Caregiver
´ Patient Assessment(Physical, Mental,
Medical conditions)
´ Preparing a Care plan
´ Maintain Nutrition of the client
´ Administering drugs
´ Appointments for tests
´ Preparation for investigations
´ Identify emergency situations
´ When to seek help for the client
14.
15. When you read an Lab investigation
´ Check for
´ Name
´ Age
´ Date
´ Compare with previous
investigations.
´ Look who has referred
´ Check from where the
investigation has done.
´ Reference range (There can be
slight difference from lab to lab)
´ Units (May differ)
16. Common Laboratory Investigations a
caregiver should know
´ Some of bed side/Lab
investigations
´ Content
´ Uses
´ Preparation
´ Values
17. Full Blood Count (FBC)
´ White blood cells
´ Red blood cells
´ Hb (Haemoglobin)
´ Platelets
´ No need of special preparation
18. ESR
´ Detection of inflammation in
body.
´ Increase in
Inflammation(Artherites)
´ Long-term illnesses/infections
´ Cancer
No need of special preparation
19. C reactive protein (CRP)
´ High in acute infections/injury
´ Or in chronic infections
´ No Special Preperation
21. Capillary Blood Sugar (CBS)
´ Bed side test
´ Glucometer
´ Need to know how to check (Skills)
´ Range
´ Low Level – 70 mg/dl
´ High level - >126 mg/dl (Fasting)
´ > 180/200 mg /dl (symptomatic)
´ HI
´ Look for the symptoms of
hypoglycemia/Hyperglycemia
´ No need of special preparation
22. Random Blood Sugar (RBS)
´ Venous blood sample
´ A blood sugar level less than 140
mg/dL is normal.
´ A reading of more than 200
mg/dL after two hours means
you have diabetes.
´ A reading between 140 and 199
mg/dL prediabetes.
´ > 200 mg/dl consider as high
´ No need of special preparation
23. Fasting blood sugar (FBS)
´ Venous Blood sample
´ Diagnosis
´ 100-125mg/dl Pre-diabetic
´ =/> 126 mg/dl with symptoms
diabetes +
´ =/> 126 mg/dl without symptoms
repeat test
´ Treatment
´ 126-200 mg/dl –one drug
´ >200 mg/dl –start with two drugs
´ >300 mg/dl /
complications/severe symptoms -
2/3 drugs with insulin.
´ Maintenance
´ Diabetic patient- Glycemic target
(FBS- 80- 130 mg/dl )
24. FBS ctd
´ Preparation
´ 8-10 hour overnight fasting
´ Avoid caloric food drink
´ Can take water
25. Post Prandial Blood Sugar (PPBS)
´ Venous Blood
´ 2 hours after meal
´ Timing stats from the start of the
meal
´ Usual antidiabetic drugs should
be taken in regular intervals
Range
< 140 mg/dl for normal person
< 180 mg/dl for a diabetic patient
(glycemic control)
26. HbA1C
´ Venous blood
´ No need preparation
´ Long term control of blood sugar
´ Over past 3 months
´ =/> 6.5%
cut off for diagnosis
´ Control – 7%
´ Individualized glycemic targets
´ HbA1C level will high with
advanced aging and other
diseases
27. Lipid Profile
´ Venous Blood
´ Cholesterol levels
´ Need 12 Hour Overnight fasting
´ Can take small amount of water
´ Total Cholesterol - <200 mg/dl
´ Triglycerides -,150 mg/dl
´ LDL - < 100 mg/dl
´ HDL - > 60 mg/dl
´ VLDL
28. TSH/T3/T4
´ TSH - thyroid stimulating hormone
´ Blood test that measures this
hormone.
´ TSH levels that are too high or too
low may be a sign of a thyroid
problem.
´ T3/T4 Thyroid hormone levels
29. B.Urea,S.Cr,eGFR
´ Blood investigations
´ Kidney function
´ Venous Blood samples
´ To test the renal (kidney)functions
´ eGFR < 60 –Kidney damage
´ No need fasting
´ Hydrate well before test
30. Liver Function Tests (LFT)
´ Liver function tests
´ Liver function
´ Liver profile
´ Venous blood
´ No need preparation
´ AST
´ ALT
´ ALP
´ GGT
´ Bilirubin
´ Protein(Albumin/Globulin)
31. ECG
´ Check your heart's rhythm and
electrical activity.
´ Heart rate
´ Rhythm
´ Wall function abnormalities(Heart
attacks/Heart failure)
´ Abnormal electrical activity
33. Urine Full Report (UFR)
Done in a laboratory.
´ Color, cloudiness and
concentration of the urine.
´ Chemical composition
-Using a test strip.
´ Examination of the urine
Under a microscope
to look for bacteria, cells and parts
of cells.
No need special preparation
Collect to UFR normal bottle
34. Urine Culture
´ A urine culture is a lab test to
check for bacteria or other germs
in a urine sample.
´ How to collects
´ sterile urine bag,
´ urethral catheterization (CATH),
suprapubic aspiration (SPA),
´ Clean-catch (CC)
35. Urine culture
´ Clean catch/Midstream urine sample
´ Wash your hands
´ Clean the surrounding area – tip of penis
(push back foreskin if needed) for men and in
between the labia for women
´ Start to urinate, stop if possible or wait until
the first part of urine has passed, then using
your container capture a midstream urine
sample.
´ Void the rest of urine
´ close the container ,wipe the specimen
container and wash your hands.
37. USS Abdomen/Pelvis
´ Full bladder
´ Fasting
´ Don't give /eat solid food for 6
hours before the ultrasound.
´ Drink 4 to 6 cups of water 1 hour
before your ultrasound.
´ Don't urinate (pee) before the
ultrasound.
40. Summery
´ Always clarify your doubts. Ask from Doctor and Nurse
´ Prepare for investigations(Fasting, Premedication, Bladder bowel
preparations, Pre-investigations, Pre-consultations, Need admission)
´ Get the investigations timely and get the opinion.
´ Always check the name, date, relaent details to confirm.
´ Things to consider after the investigations
´ Know the basics
´ Maintain Confidentiality