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Physical examintaion |
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Complete Physical Examination |
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Vital signs, Body Mmass Index (BMI) |
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Breast Examination |
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Eye Examination |
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Laboratory Examination |
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Complete Blood Count |
Testing the white blood cell count, the red blood cell count and platelet to see if they are in the normal range. |
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Fasting Blood Sugar |
Screening for diabetes and possible risk in getting diabetes. If you fall in the high risk category, you should take the HbA1c test to check the blood sugar level. |
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Lipid profiles |
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Total Cholesterol |
High cholesterol is a major risk factor in causing a blood clot, especially in the coronary artery and the cerebral artery. It can also cause an excessive accumulation of fat in the liver. If you have high cholesterol, you must see your doctor to receive
medication to reduce the cholesterol level to avoid getting any of the above diseases. |
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Triglyceride |
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LDL - Cholesterol (bad cholesterol) |
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HDL - Cholesterol (good cholesterol) |
The level of good cholesterol that protects you from heart diseases or strokes. |
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Liver function test |
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SGPT |
The purpose of testing the liver enzymes is to examine any inflammation or damage to the liver cells. If an abnormality is detected in the function of the liver, further examination is required, such as testing for hepatitis to protect against cirrhosis or possible liver cancer. |
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SGOT |
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Albumin |
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Alkaline Phosphatase |
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Kidney function test |
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Creatinine |
Testing the level of chemicals in the blood to observe the kidney function. |
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Uric Acid |
Screening for possible risks of gout and kidney stones. |
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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone(TSH) |
Screening for possible risks of abnormal thyroid hormone level. |
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Urine Examination |
Testing for abnormality in urinary system. |
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Stool Examination and Stool Occult Blood |
Stool test for parasites and stool test for detecting blood to determine risk of colorectal (colon) cancer |
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Alpha Fetoprotein -Tumor marker for Liver cancer |
Levels indicating risk of liver cancer |
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Carcinoembryonic Antigen - Tumor marker for Colon cancer |
Levels indicating risk of colorectal (colon) cancer. |
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Chest X-ray |
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Chest X-ray |
Examining the anterior of the lung to detect any lesion, inflammation or abnormal tumors. |
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Chest X-ray Lateral |
Examining the lung from the sides to detect any lesion, inflammation or abnormal tumors. |
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Ultrasound Abdomen |
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Ultrasound Upper Abdomen |
Examining the main organs in the abdominal area for any abnormalities, such as the liver, spleen, gallbladder, bile duct, pancreas and both kidneys. |
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Heart screening |
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Electrocardiogram (EKG) |
Examining the risk of ischaemic heart disease (reduction of blood supply to heart muscle) and the heartbeat through an electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG). The doctor will be able to make an initial diagnosis of whether there is a possible risk of any cardiovascular diseases through the results of the ECG. You are at a high risk if you are above the age of 60 years, have a family history of cardiovascular diseases and have high blood pressure. The doctor will then recommend a stress echocardiogram as an additional test. |
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Exercise Stress Test |
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Annual check-up report |
Summary of the tests results and practical medical advice with regards to diet and nutrition, physical exercise and additional medical tests upon advice. |