Diagnostic Tests

Every time you go to a doctor with pain symptoms or an injury, chances are, your doctor will request that you undergo diagnostic testing. More than 13 billion diagnostic tests are performed every year in the United States. Diagnostic tests are used to confirm or rule out conditions and diseases

• A1C
• Amniocentesis see Prenatal Testing
• Biopsy
• Blood Pressure see Vital Signs
• Blood Tests see Laboratory Tests
• Breathing Rate see Vital Signs
• CAT Scans see CT Scans
• Chorionic Villi Sampling see Prenatal Testing
• Colonoscopy
• COVID-19 Testing
• CT Scans
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Endoscopy
• Fetal Ultrasound see Prenatal Testing
• Genetic Testing
• Heart Rate see Vital Signs
• Hemoglobin A1c see A1C
• Kidney Biopsy see Kidney Tests
• Kidney Function Tests see Kidney Tests
• Kidney Tests
• Laboratory Tests
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging see MRI Scans
• Mammography
• MRI Scans
• Nuclear Scans
• Paternity Testing see Genetic Testing
• PET Scans see Nuclear Scans
• Prenatal Testing
• Pulse see Vital Signs
• Radiography see X-Rays
• Radionuclide Scans see Nuclear Scans
• Roentgen Rays see X-Rays
• Sigmoidoscopy see Colonoscopy
• Temperature see Vital Signs
• Thyroid Tests
• Vital Signs
• X-Rays