There is a staff promotion on the 15th of September. You can either choose to go for the basic free package or opt for the more expensive one which cover more checks. I remember i read somewhere that we should go for a medical checkup every 5 years once you cross 30 years old. I think probably i should go for one now
Executive Package(Motorola)
EXECUTIVE PACKAGE (Item 10 – 48)
USUAL PRICE $208.65
NOW AVAILABLE TO STAFF AT $149.80 (Includes GST)
The package is inclusive of the BASIC PACKAGE, together with the following test:
HbA1C
10- HbA1C if glucose is above 7.0mmol/L
FULL BLOOD COUNT
11- Haemoglobin
12- RBC (RCC)
13- WCC (TWDC)
14- 5 Part Differential Count
15- Platelet Count
16- PCV
17- MCH/MCV
18- MCHC
19- Blood Film Comment
Screens for diseases like anaemia (low red blood cell count), clotting disorders, leukemia and infections.
KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST
20- Sodium
21- Potassium
22- Chloride
23- Urea
24- Creatinine
Our kidneys regulate the salt and water components in our body. They also help to excrete unwanted waste substance. This test analyses the blood content of sodium, potassium, chloride, urea and creatinine.
LIVER FUNCTION TEST
25- Total Protein
26- Albumin
27- Globulin
28- A/G Ratio
29- Total Bilirubin
30- Alkaline Phosphatase
31- ALT
32- AST
33- Gamma GT
This test together with the AFP test is recommended for surveillance of persons with known chronic Hepatitis B infection. The liver function test is used for monitoring of liver function, which may be affected by chronic inflammation eg hepatitis B, prolonged consumption of medication and/or alcohol.
BONE DISEASE
34- Calcium
35- Phosphate
36- Uric Acid
This test comprises Calcium and Phosphate, which are important bone minerals.
VDRL
37- Syphilis
38 – TPPA if VDRL is reactive
This screens for syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection
URINE FEME
39- Full and Microscopic Examination of Urine
In this test, the urine sample is tested biochemically as well as examined under the microscope for protein, glucose, specific gravity, pH, ketones, red and white blood cells
RHEUMATOID FACTOR
40- Rheumatoid Factor
The Rheumatoid Factor is associated with inflammatory joint disease (Rheumatoid Arthritis). You may wish to opt for this test if you suffer from recurrent joint pains.
HEPATITIS A SCREENING
41- Hepatitis A Antibody (HAV IgG)
Hepatitis A is an infectious disease which can cause acute liver swelling and yellowing of skin. It is transmitted by contaminated food or water as well as consumption of contaminated shellfish such as cockles, mussels and oysters. The test determines whether you have immunity against the Hepatitis A virus and is recommended if you are a known Hepatitis B carrier, or if you are a frequent overseas traveller, or if you have a habit of eating shellfish.
HEPATITIS B SCREENING
42- Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg)
43- Hepatitis B Surface Antibody (HBsAb)
The Hepatitis B screen comprises the Hepatitis B surface antigen (HbsAg) and antibody (anti-HBsAb). 6% of the local population have chronic Hepatitis B infection and are at increased risk of liver hardening and liver cancer. Vaccination is recommended if immunity is tested negative.
THYROID DISORDER
44-Free Thyroxine (Free T4)
45- TSH if free T4 is abnormal
The thyroid gland controls our basal metabolic rate. An increased level may result in: loss of weight, increased appetite, heat intolerance and/or short temperament. A decreased level will cause the opposite to occur. This test measures the free thyroxine level. We recommend this test if you suffer from any of the above symptoms.
CANCER MARKERS
46- Tumour Marker Liver (Alpha fetoprotein – AFP)
47- Tumour Marker Colon & Lungs (Carcinoembryonic Antigen – CEA)
CEA may be elevated in selected cases of cancers of the large intestines and lung. However, mild elevations may also be seen in smokers. You may wish to opt for this test if you have a family history of related cancers.
AFP (alphafetoprotein) This test together with the liver function test is recommended for surveillance of persons with known chronic Hepatitis B infection.
48- Prostate (PSA) – for males only
Adenocarcinoma of the prostate is the sixth most common cancer among men here. As screening with PSA has the potential of diagnosing organ confined disease, the use of PSA for early detection is available here for the gentleman who is aware of the potential risks and benefits.