[ SECRET POST #3099 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3099 ⌋

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Comments

random question

[(Anonymous)]

what does it mean to "get labs done" w/r/t being a patient at a hospital? tried google, it's not helping, i think the terms are too generic

Re: random question

[(Anonymous)]

Usually it means to get lab tests done on stuff like blood samples, urine samples, biopsies, etc.

Re: random question

[(Anonymous)]

oh ok i see. so i should be expecting to get blood drawn and pee in a cup? lol

thanks for the response :)

Re: random question

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe, depending on what they think might be wrong with you or what they want to rule out. Urine isn't always a given, but blood tests are pretty basic.

Re: random question

[herpymcderp]

+1

Plus virology, histology and cultures, depending on the particular facilities at that hospital.

Edit: As I commented below I totally forgot to mention that some hospitals will have DNA testing as part of their lab work. Those are usually specialized treatment centers like cancer clinics, where running microarrays for certain cancers is routine.

Re: random question

[fingalsanteater]

Likely the lab techs running tests like blood work, etc. (herpy answer this poor anon, I don't know what sorts of labs one might run at a hospital)

Re: random question

[herpymcderp]

I did up there!

I actually forgot to mention that there are specific treatment facilities that have DNA labs and will run microarrays for patients. Those are generally specialized treatment centers like cancer clinics, though.

Re: random question

[(Anonymous)]

it usually means they'll be taking a blood sample from you. depending on the kinds of labs you may need to fast beforehand.