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Important Instructions:
Step 1
Order and pay for your blood tests online using this convenient blood
testing order page.
Step 2
Download and print
the Customer Blood Test Authorization Form. Fill out the form
completely. If you ordered more than 5 tests, fill out and sign
additional forms as needed and be sure to sign each form.
Mail the signed form(s) to:
Alethos Consulting, LLC
2618 Treece Rd, NE
Piedmont, OK 73078-9225
Step 3
After your authorization forms have been received, you will be mailed
either a requisition form to take to your local LabCorp Patient Service
Center or a Blood Draw Kit, whichever is applicable. Please note: if a
blood draw kit is used, an additional local draw fee may be incurred.)
Step 4
Please do not eat anything for 12 hours prior to having your blood
drawn. Most people have their blood drawn in the morning before eating
breakfast. To avoid dehydration, you can and should drink water before
having your blood drawn.
Step 5
After you visit your local blood-drawing station and have your blood
drawn, your blood test results will be mailed directly to you. |
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Alphabetic Blood
Test Index
25-Hydroxy
Vitamin D
A1c Glycosylated Hemoglobin
CBC/Chemistry Profile
CRP C-Reactive Protein
(Cardiac) (High Sensitivity)
Female Life Extension Panel
Ferritin
Fibrinogen
Homocysteine
Male Life Extension
Panel
PLACŪ Test (Lp-PLA2)
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25-Hydroxy Vitamin D
(Code LC081950)
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This test is used to rule out vitamin D
deficiency as cause of bone disease. It can also be used to identify
hypercalcemia. |
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A1c Glycosylated
Hemoglobin
(Code LC001453)
(Included in Male &
Female Panels)
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This test is most frequently used to
assess glucose control in insulin-dependent diabetic individuals whose
glucose levels are very labile. |
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CBC/Chemistry Profile
(Code LC381822)
(Included in Male &
Female Panels)
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Glucose,
fasting: This test directly measures glucose levels and is
commonly used in the evaluation of diabetes.
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Uric acid:
This test is used in the evaluation of gout or recurrent urinary
calculi.
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BUN (blood
urea nitrogen): This test is used to measure liver function
and indirectly to assess renal function and glomerular filtration
rate.
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Creatinine:
This is a renal function test used to estimate glomerular filtration
rate, and follow progression of renal disease.
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BUN/Creatinine
ratio: This test is used to diagnose impaired renal
function. With creatinine, BUN is used to monitor individuals on
dialysis.
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Sodium:
This routine test is used to evaluate and monitor fluid and
electrolyte balance and therapy.
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Potassium:
This routine test is used to evaluate and monitor electrolyte
balance and is especially important for cardiac individuals.
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Chloride:
This test by itself does not provide adequate information. However,
as part of a multiphasic testing for electrolytes it can give an
indication of acid-base balance and hydrational status.
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Calcium:
This test is used to evaluate parathyroid function and calcium
metabolism.
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Phosphorus: This test is used to measure serum phosphorus.
An imbalance could indicate the possibility of any number of
conditions.
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Protein/Albumin/Globulin: This test is used to assist in
the detection of many diseases that affect blood proteins as a whole
or one single fraction of protein.
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Albumin/Globulin Ratio: This test is used to evaluate renal
disease and other chronic disease.
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Bilirubin:
This test is used to evaluate liver function
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Alkaline
Phosphatase: This test is used to detect and monitor liver
and/or bone disease.
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LDH
(Lactic dehydrogenase): This test measures the
intracellular enzyme LDH which, when present in the blood, can
support the detection of injury or disease.
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AST (SGOT):
This test is used to evaluate the possibility of coronary occlusive
heart disease or liver disease.
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ALT (SGPT):
This test is used to identify liver disease and to distinguish
between the liver and red blood cell hemolysis as the source of
jaundice.
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Iron:
This test is used to evaluate many disease including iron deficiency
anemia and hemochromatosis.
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Cholesterol: This test is used to determine the risk of
coronary heart disease (CHD) and hyperlipidemias.
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Triglycerides: This test is used to identify the risk of
developing coronary heart disease or if fat metabolism disorders are
suspected.
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HDL
Cholesterol: This test measures alpha lipoprotein and is
used to predict heart disease.
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LDL
Cholesterol: This test measures beta lipoproteins and is
used to predict heart disease.
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Total
Cholesterol/HDL Ratio: This test is used to determine the
risk for coronary heart disease.
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CBC
(complete blood count) with platelets and differential:
This is a series of tests of the peripheral blood which provides a
variety of information about the blood components. This series
includes the following tests:
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Red
blood cell count
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Hemoglobin
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Hematocrit
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Red
blood cell indices
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Mean
corpuscular hemoglobin
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Mean
corpuscular hemoglobin concentration
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Red
blood cell distribution
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White
blood cell count
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Differential count
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Platelet count
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Note: This panel requires a fasting blood level; therefore, a
12-hour fast is required before the collection of a blood sample. |
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CRP C-Reactive Protein
(Cardiac) (High
Sensitivity)
(Code LC120766)
(Included in Male &
Female Panels)
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This test is used
to assess risk of cardiovascular and peripheral vascular disease. |
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Female Life Extension
Panel
(Code LC322535)
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Includes the following tests:
CBC/Chemistry Profile (See above)
DHEA-S
Estradiol (an estrogen)
Homocysteine
C-Reactive Protein (high-sensitivity)
Progesterone
Free Testosterone
Total Testosterone
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This
comprehensive panel is used to evaluate female health status. The
following tests are included in this panel: Chemistry panel, CBC, Free
testosterone, Total testosterone DHEA-s, Estradiol, Progesterone,
Homocysteine, and Cardiac CRP.
Please
Note: This panel requires a fasting blood level; therefore, a
12-hour fast is required before the collection of a blood sample. |
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Ferritin, Serum
(Code LC004598)
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This test is used to evaluate iron
stores in the body and to determine iron deficiency anemia (hypochromic
and microcytic anemias). This test can detect decreased levels found in
iron deficiency anemia and increased levels found in iron overload. In
hemochromatosis, both ferritin and iron saturation are increased. |
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Fibrinogen,
Quantitative
(Code LC001610)
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This test is used primarily
for detecting suspected bleeding disorders or excessive levels which
could contribute to abnormal clotting. This test is also used to
identify congenital afibrinogenemia, disseminated intravascular
coagulation, and fibrinolytic activity.
Please Note:
Individuals using oral contraceptives are found to have increased
Levels. |
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Homocysteine
(Code LC706994)
(Included in Male &
Female Panels)
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Homocysteine has been shown to be an
independent risk factor for the premature development of coronary artery
disease and thrombosis. This test is intended for use in screening
individuals who may be at risk for heart disease and stroke. Studies
have shown that even moderate levels of homocysteine pose an increased
risk for arteriosclerosis compared with the lowest 20th percentile (<7.2
mcmol/L) of population controls. |
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Male Life Extension
Panel
(Code LC322582)
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Includes the following tests:
CBC/Chemistry Profile (see above)
DHEA-S
PSA (prostate-specific antigen)
Homocysteine
C-Reactive Protein (high-sensitivity)
Free Testosterone
Total Testosterone
Estradiol
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This
comprehensive panel is used to evaluate male health status. The
following tests are included in this panel: Chemistry Panel, CBC, Free
Testosterone, Total Testosterone, DHEA-s, PSA, Estradiol, Homocysteine,
and Cardiac CRP.
Please Note: This panel requires a fasting blood level;
therefore, a 12-hour fast is required before the collection of a blood
sample. |
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PLACŪ Test (Lp-PLA2)
(Code LC141275)
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The PLACŪ test
aids in predicting risk for coronary heart disease, and ischemic stroke
associated with atherosclerosis. The PLACŪ test measures Lp-PLA2, an
enzyme that promotes inflammation inside the arteries, leading to the
formation of unstable, rupture-prone plaque. The PLACŪ test for Lp-PLA2
is different from both cholesterol tests and other tests for
inflammation because Lp-PLA2 is a specific cardiovascular risk factor
that provides unique information about the stability of the plaque
inside your arteries. Elevated levels of Lp-PLA2 increase your risk for
heart disease and stroke since plaque rupture is the major cause of both
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