LACTATE / PLASMA

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Lactate / Plasma test measures the concentration of lactate in the blood, which is a key indicator of tissue oxygenation and metabolic status. Elevated lactate levels can indicate conditions such as hypoxia, sepsis, shock, or mitochondrial disorders. This test is commonly used in critical care settings, metabolic evaluations, and monitoring patients with severe illness. Metropolis Healthcare performs this test using sensitive and rapid analytical methods to provide accurate and timely results for clinical decision-making

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Sample Type: PLASMA

Fasting Required


Notes: L0002

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):

What does the Lactate Plasma test indicate?
It reflects tissue oxygenation and metabolic status, helping detect hypoxia or metabolic disturbances.

Who should take this test?
Patients in critical care, with suspected sepsis, shock, or metabolic disorders.

Is fasting required?
Fasting is recommended for accurate baseline lactate measurement, especially for metabolic evaluation.

What sample is needed?
A plasma sample collected from a blood draw, preferably on ice to prevent false elevation.

How does Metropolis Healthcare perform this test?
Using advanced enzymatic or electrochemical methods for precise lactate quantification.

Can medications affect lactate levels?
Yes, drugs like metformin or certain antiretrovirals may influence lactate concentrations.

How are the results used?
To guide diagnosis, monitor therapy, and assess severity in critically ill patients

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