if you are running a full course of bloods what are the names of them or are these all of them? hemoglabion , fibriinogen, and biochemistry. or are there more?
There are lots and lots! It depends WHY you are running the bloods really. For a general full profile you generally take a tube for haematology and a tube for biochemistry.
Haematology shows you things to do with the blood itself, such as percentage of red blood cells, white blood cells (and the different types of WBC).
Biochemistry deals with levels of things like enzymes, calcium, etc in the blood, that can tell you about the function of organs such as the kidneys and liver.
You can look for fibrinogen as an indicator of inflammation.
Not sure if that answers your questions but hopefully it's of some help.
thanks very much it did. touch wood my horse looks healthy i was just running bloods to to make sure every thing was ok internally witch bloods would you suggest?
