CBC Test
SGRD CBC Test (Complete Blood Count)
SGRD CBC Test, also known as Complete Blood Count, is a comprehensive blood test used to evaluate important blood cells and related parameters including haemoglobin, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.
SGRD CBC Test Overview
SGRD CBC Test Also Known As
Complete Blood Count, Complete Blood Picture, Complete Blood Profile, CBP, Blood Test, Full Blood Examination, Full Blood Cell Count, FBC, FBE, TC, TLC, DC, CBC with Differential and Platelet Count.
CBC is one of the commonly performed laboratory blood tests used to assess different types of blood cells and their related measurements.
About SGRD CBC Test
The SGRD CBC Test is a blood test that provides information about major cellular components of blood. It includes measurements related to red blood cells, haemoglobin, white blood cells and platelets.
The CBC test may be used as part of routine health assessment or when a healthcare professional is evaluating symptoms such as tiredness, weakness, fever, infection, unusual bleeding or other clinical concerns.
CBC results can provide useful information about blood cell counts and indices. However, individual results should be interpreted together with symptoms, medical history, physical examination and other laboratory investigations when required.
Tests Included in SGRD CBC Test
Measurement of haemoglobin concentration in blood.
Packed cell volume or haematocrit measurement.
Measurement of red blood cell count.
Mean corpuscular volume of red blood cells.
Mean corpuscular haemoglobin measurement.
Mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration.
Red cell distribution width.
Measurement of total white blood cell count.
Differential assessment of white blood cell types.
Differential neutrophil measurement.
Differential lymphocyte measurement.
Differential eosinophil measurement.
Differential monocyte measurement.
Differential basophil measurement.
Reported when applicable based on laboratory findings.
Differential white cell assessment when applicable.
Differential white cell assessment when applicable.
Differential white cell assessment when applicable.
Band or immature neutrophil assessment when applicable.
Differential white cell assessment when applicable.
Assessment of atypical cells when applicable.
Nucleated red blood cell assessment.
Corrected total leucocyte count when applicable.
Absolute white blood cell count assessment.
Absolute neutrophil count.
Absolute lymphocyte count.
Absolute eosinophil count.
Absolute monocyte count.
Measurement of blood platelet count.
Mean platelet volume measurement.
SGRD CBC Test Purpose
- Provides information about red blood cells, haemoglobin and related red cell indices.
- Measures the total white blood cell count.
- Provides differential information about different types of white blood cells.
- Includes platelet count and mean platelet volume.
- May be used as part of routine health screening.
- May support laboratory evaluation of anaemia, infection, inflammation and other blood-related conditions when clinically indicated.
SGRD CBC Test Sample & Preparation
SGRD CBC Test - Price & Details
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Test Name | SGRD CBC Test (Complete Blood Count) |
| Also Known As | Complete Blood Picture, CBC, CBP, FBC, FBE |
| Tests Included | 30 Tests |
| Sample Type | Blood |
| Gender | Both |
| Age Group | 7 Years & Above |
| Sample Collection | Within 2 Hours |
| Report Delivery | Earliest Reports Available Within 12 Hours* |
| Preparation | No Preparation Required |
| MRP | ₹1122 |
| Discount | 60% OFF |
| Current Price | ₹449 |
Understanding Your SGRD CBC Test Report
Your SGRD CBC laboratory report may contain values for haemoglobin, PCV, RBC count, red cell indices, total leucocyte count, differential leucocyte count, platelet count and other applicable parameters.
The report may also provide absolute counts and other calculated or conditional parameters depending on the laboratory testing process and findings.
Reference ranges can vary according to age, sex, laboratory method and other factors. Results should therefore be interpreted using the reference range provided on the laboratory report.
An abnormal CBC result does not by itself establish a diagnosis. A healthcare professional may consider the result along with symptoms, medical history, examination and other investigations.
Why Is CBC Testing Important?
A Complete Blood Count provides a broad overview of important blood cell parameters. It can help healthcare professionals assess haemoglobin levels, red blood cell characteristics, white blood cell counts and platelet measurements.
CBC testing is frequently included in routine health checkups and may also be requested during evaluation of symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, fever, infection, pallor or unusual bleeding.
The CBC is a laboratory assessment rather than a standalone diagnosis. The clinical significance of an abnormal result depends on the individual patient's overall clinical situation.
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