Multi channel blood chemistry, thyroid interpretation and cbc with differential and nutritional asse

MULTI-CHANNEL BLOOD CHEMISTRY, THYROID INTERPRETATION and CBC with DIFFERENTIAL and NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT

When you consider the simplicity of the procedure and factor its relative low cost to the abundance of patient clinical data it provides, you must admit, compared to other diagnostic methods, blood studies are the most valuable diagnostic modality that a physician can employ,Â

The knowledgeable physician who has the ability to skillfully interpret the tests and identify the functional, pathological and nutritional findings, and then make the appropriate therapeutic, nutritional and life style recommendations to normalize the test results, has a major advantage over his or her colleagues – who cannot!

Keep in mind, a well conducted history and a thorough physical examination, coupled with a knowledgeable interpretation of the blood chemistries and blood count, will provide you with a veritable foundation for a superb clinical work up. From these three procedures all of the other tests and diagnostic modalities will proceed.

Not only does a well interpreted blood study provide so much information about the “internal workings” of the patient, there are many other advantages as well. Certainly, a broad spectrum blood profile:

 Is readily accepted by patients  Is acknowledged by the insurance industry  Evaluates homeostatic and end-organ pathology  Supports other clinical findings  Can suggest the need for additional testing

ď‚— Can be utilized as a method of assessing nutritional status ď‚— Provides useful diagnostic data that can be employed when

submitting an insurance claim ď‚— Reveals the metabolic state of the patient

ď‚— Will provide a baseline for future monitoring ď‚— Can be quite useful as a preventive medicine instrument ď‚— Is relatively inexpensive

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