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PathoFit Kidney Check Package (28 Parameters)

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Also Known As

#1) Comprehensive Renal Function & Complement Matrix #2) Core 28-Parameter Kidney Health Screening & Glomerular Audit #3) Advanced Nephrology, UPCR & C3/C4 Immune Baseline #4) Comprehensive Glomerular Filtration & Autoimmune Renal Screen #5) Dual-Fluid Kidney Homeostasis, Proteinuria & Complement Panel #6) Kinetic Serum & Urine Renal Health Surveillance Grid #7) High-Sensitivity Glomerulonephritis & Renal Clearance Triage #8) Targeted UPCR, Serum Clearance & Complement Array #9) Executive Renal Metabolic & Immunological Health Index #10) Microvascular Glomerular Barrier & Uric Acid Assessment Grid #11) Advanced Multi-Parameter Renal Care Matrix #12) Absolute Bio-Genomic Renal Mass Burden #13) PathoFit Elite Renal Care Package #14) Absolute Circulating & Urinary Kidney Asset Review #15) Standard Multi-Platform Integrative Renal Protocol

Test Parameters Included

Kidney Function Test (6 Parameters) — evaluates waste filtration efficiency and detects early signs of renal impairment or metabolic imbalance.
Uric Acid
Creatinine
Urea
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
BUN/Creatinine Ratio
Urea/Creatinine Ratio
Complement 3 (C3) — a key immune protein; low levels can suggest autoimmune or post-infectious kidney diseases such as lupus nephritis or glomerulonephritis.
Complement 4 (C4) — works with C3 in the immune pathway; reduced values often correlate with immune complex-mediated kidney injury or inflammation.
Protein/Creatinine Ratio (Urine) — determines protein loss in urine, an important indicator of kidney damage, especially in hypertension or diabetes-related nephropathy.
Complete Urine Analysis (CUE) — assesses urine physical, chemical, and microscopic characteristics; detects infections, crystals, glucose, and early renal or urinary tract disorders.

Department

BIOCHEMISTRY, HAEMATOLOGY, CLINICAL PATHOLOGY

Methodology

To achieve quantitative precision across 28 parameters, our laboratory utilizes matching diagnostic technologies: * Serum KFT (Creatinine, Urea, BUN, Uric Acid): Analyzed using automated Enzymatic Spectrophotometry and Kinetic Jaffe's / Urease-GLDH Methodology. * Complement C3 & Complement C4: Quantified via high-sensitivity automated Immunoturbidimetric Assays for micro-concentration immune detection. * Urine Protein / Creatinine Ratio (UPCR): Evaluated via automated Pyrogallol Red / Turbidimetric total protein binding standardized against kinetic urinary creatinine. * Complete Urine Examination (CUE): Processed via automated dual-wavelength reflectance photometry and standardized high-power brightfield sediment microscopy.

Sample Required

EDTA, Serum, Urine

Preparation

* Fasting Status: An overnight fast of 8 to 10 hours is recommended before morning blood draw for optimal baseline clarity, though non-fasting collections are accepted if ordered urgently. Plain water is encouraged to maintain hydration. * Avoid Vigorous Exercise: Refrain from unaccustomed strenuous physical workouts or heavy weightlifting for 24 hours prior to testing, as intense muscle breakdown can temporarily elevate serum creatinine, BUN, and urinary protein levels. * Medication Documentation: Inform the laboratory and your treating physician of any ongoing medications, including ACE inhibitors, ARBs, diuretics, NSAID painkillers, or antibiotics (like aminoglycosides), as these can directly influence renal hemodynamics and tubular secretion. * Dual Sample Collection Protocol: * Blood Sample: 5 ml of venous blood collected cleanly into standard EDTA and Clot Activator (Gel/Gold top) tubes. * Urine Sample: 20 ml of a clean-catch, mid-stream morning urine specimen collected in the sterile container provided.

Schedule Report

12-24 Hours

Emergency Report

Yes

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the KidneyCheck Package?

It helps assess kidney function, detect early signs of kidney disease, and monitor existing renal conditions.

Is fasting required for this test?

Fasting for 8–10 hours is preferred for accurate biochemical results.

How is the test performed?

It involves a blood draw (for serum tests) and a midstream urine sample.

What can cause elevated creatinine levels?

Dehydration, kidney dysfunction, high protein intake, or certain medications.

Can I take this test if I'm on medication?

Yes, but inform your doctor and the lab, as some drugs affect results.

What does a high protein/creatinine ratio mean?

It suggests protein leakage due to kidney damage or glomerular disease.

How often should I get this test done?

Once a year for routine screening or as advised in chronic conditions.

Can dehydration affect the results?

Yes, dehydration can elevate urea and creatinine levels.

Why are Complement C3 and C4 tested in a kidney package?

They help detect immune-mediated renal inflammation and glomerulonephritis.

Does diet affect kidney test results?

High-protein or high-salt diets can temporarily alter results.

Is this test suitable for diabetic patients?

Yes, it is essential for monitoring diabetic nephropathy.

Can this package detect kidney stones?

It can suggest the possibility through abnormal urine findings.

How long will it take to get the report?

Within 12–24 hours.

Can I drink water before the test?

Yes, moderate water intake is allowed.

Do abnormal results confirm kidney disease?

Not always; interpretation should be done with clinical correlation by a physician.

Test Description

PathoFit Kidney Check Package (28 Parameters) Examination Test Parameters The package includes the following 28 parameters: Kidney Function Tests: Ur...

Test Code

MT12

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