Tata 1mg LabsNutrition Checkup
This thorough assessment encompasses essential tests such as complete blood count (CBC) test, serum electrolytes tests, vitamins tests (B9, B12 and D), mineral tests (calcium, zinc, magnesium, and phosphorus), total protein test, and serum iron studies compreh…
₹1,699₹3,398in Delhi NCR
Findings
🕳️Missing coverage: heart, thyroid, sugar
This package does not include tests from 3 key health areas.
🔁1 line listing a test already listed›
See each one in the lab's own words, and why it counts once🎈33% of tests are low-yield: possible padding›
14 of 43 unique tests rarely change clinical management in routine screening.
Listed more than onceA line in the lab's list that names a test already on the list. The advertised count goes up by one; you still get one result. We show the lab's own labels, exactly as printed, so you can check each one yourself.
1 line of the advertised count comes from 1 test listed more than once.
- Same test, listed twiceTwo names for one test, or the same name printed twice. Often the test appears in two sections of the report, such as the lipid profile and a heart risk panel. It is one reading from one sample.+1 in the count
“Protein Total, Serum” and “Protein Total” are two names for Total Protein: one reading from one sample, so it counts once.
Contents · 45 listed
🩸Blood
23- Complete Blood Countcore
- Absolute Leucocyte Countconditional
- Absolute Eosinophil Countlow yield
- Absolute Neutrophil Countlow yield
- Absolute Basophil Countlow yield
- Absolute Monocyte Countlow yield
- Differential Leukocyte Countcore
- Basophilscore
- Neutrophilscore
- Lymphocytescore
- Monocytescore
- Eosinophilscore
- RBC Countcore
- Hemoglobincore
- Platelet Countcore
- WBC Countcore
- Hematocrit / PCVcore
- MCVcore
- MCHcore
- MCHCcore
- Mean Platelet Volumelow yield
- Platelet Distribution Widthlow yield
- RDWconditional
🥬Vitamins
10- Vitamin B12core
- Folic Acidconditional
- Vitamin D (25-OH)core
- Zinclow yield
- Iron Studiesconditional
- TIBCconditional
- Serum Ironconditional
- Transferrin Saturationlow yield
- Ferritinconditional
- UIBClow yield
🟤Liver
5- Total Proteinlisted as “Protein Total, Serum”core
- Globulinlow yield
- Albumincore
- Total Proteinlisted as “Protein Total”core
- A/G Ratiolow yield
🫘Kidney
4- Serum Electrolytescore
- Sodiumconditional
- Chloridelow yield
- Potassiumconditional
🦴Bone
2- Calciumconditional
- Phosphoruslow yield
🔬Other
1- Magnesiumlow yield
Real tests, and free maths
10 of these 39 aren’t tests. They’re arithmetic on results you already paid for. No extra sample, no extra assay, no extra cost to the lab. Each one still adds a line to the advertised count.
This package is advertised as 40 tests. 26% of what we could resolve is calculated rather than measured.
Show the arithmetic›what each calculated value is worked out from
- Absolute Eosinophil Count= WBC count × Eosinophil %
- Absolute Neutrophil Count= WBC count × Neutrophil %
- Absolute Basophil Count= WBC count × Basophil %
- Absolute Monocyte Count= WBC count × Monocyte %
- MCH= Hemoglobin ÷ RBC count
- MCHC= Hemoglobin ÷ Haematocrit
- Globulin= Total Protein − Albumin
- A/G Ratio= Albumin ÷ Globulin
- Transferrin Saturation= (Serum Iron ÷ TIBC) × 100
- UIBC= TIBC − Serum Iron
None of this means a calculated value is useless. eGFR is calculated and doctors act on it every day. The narrower point is the one that matters when you are comparing prices: these were not separately tested, so they should not be separately counted.
Every input above is itself on the same report. For example, Absolute Eosinophil Count needs nothing beyond WBC Count and Eosinophils, both already measured.