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12 hours Overnight Fasting is Mandatory.
A complete body panel test commonly known as a complete body checkup is a screening test used by doctors to get a complete overview of a person’s health. This panel test uses various individual tests to understand the existing conditions or risk factors that a person has, which can affect their health. Based on the reports, doctors order additional diagnostic tests to confirm their diagnosis and create a treatment plan to help treat the symptoms and/or risk factors.
A complete body checkup or a complete body panel test is prescribed by doctors to get a good idea about a patient’s general health. It can also be required by health insurance providers to assess the risk factors and preexisting conditions that an applicant has before the insurance is sold to them. A complete body panel mainly involves a thorough blood work of the patient.
Currently, diagnostic centers allow patients to opt for a complete body panel test on their own volition as well. So, patients can opt for it themselves and visit a doctor if there’s any concern in the reports. Although this practice is not recommended as diagnostic tests should only be performed based on the prescription of a doctor.
The individual components of a complete body panel test include:
These tests are used by doctors to diagnose and study the risk factors of general illnesses that are most common among people of different sex and age groups.
A complete body panel test may involve only blood tests or blood and urine tests. Based on the doctor’s orders, the procedure for each test may vary. As a prerequisite fasting overnight at least 12 hours before the time of sample collection in the morning is absolutely mandatory for a complete body panel test. This helps ensure that the test results are as accurate as possible.